The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
NEWS FROM POINTS AKoUND. :

NEWS From POINTS AROUND.-
PARIS, KY.-rhe funeral OF Miss Anna
Lyle Bell took place on Thursday after
noon from the Southern Presbyterian
Church.
HAsuLroN.-Taxes will be received by
the Treasurer in the evening from 7 10
$3.50. l'p.r 4>e..a N
The Methodist Church is being taste-
fully decorated.
Tie Commissioners have been ordered
by tire Courts to bring suit against Ex-
Treasurer Lindley.
The annual examinations are now pro-
crossing in our public schools.
Susanna Stall has brought suit against
the City of Hamilton tor $500 damages to
her property by the change OF the cham
mel of Crawforps Run. Qs
The Ninety-third Ohio Association
elected the following officers yesterday:
President, Capt. A, -. Emmtoger; ylce
Presidents, Major j.. N. Weaver, Thos.
Reed, Charles Sutpbin; Corresponding
| Secretary, r. Ii. Meyer; Recording Sec
retary, +. X. Bowles: Treasurer, Robert
Beckett; Wagon Master, George X.
Shatier; Assistant, Robert Millikin. 4
A Finance Committee was appointed
as follows: Field and Staff, Robert Mil
likin; Company A, Daniel Mentel; Com
pahJ DJ w uis L lltL SOIuIuuy ", LIZ CdUs
dler; Company ID, Frank Banker; Com.
pany Il, John Meyer; Company +, JAS,
johnson; Company G., b. +. Foster;
Company II, Horatio Sfivcrs; Company
l, l. CroWell. set
The report of the late Treasurer was
read, showing that the receipts from the
members OF the Association were sos so;
expenses of the last annual reunion,
$l00, the difference having been paid by
Capt. Jarvis N. Lake, Treasurer.
The next meeting Of the Association
will be held ut Miamisburg on the second
Friday of June, 1876.
Common Pleas Court will be held ON
Monday, when all those indicted by the
last grand jury will be arraigned and
their cases assigned Tor trial.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The Lexington Dis.
patch very properly Urges our citizens
to interest themselves iii the encourage.
ment Of the city schools. II says that
schools Is as important as: the education
OF older persons In our colleges" "a
Monday will be County Court day..
No meetings of the Spotless Mems So
ciety have been held since the Limestone
street fire, on account of President BreH-
nan being ever since, night and day, eii-
gagged in adjusting aud paying the insur-
ance losses CAUSED by that conilagra-
tion. 48f9 -
The case of the. c Commonwealth against
Tom Dillon, for the killing OF a child in
Bourbon county, was transferred to Fay
ette county for trial. 1t was called up
in the Circuit Court on Thursday, and
postponed until the November term OF
the Court. The Indictment against tho
prisoner could not be-fonnd, which was
the cause OF the postponement. NJ 4
The State Sunday-school Convention
adjourned on Thursday evening, cor.
daily thanking the good people Of Lex
ington for their hospitality to the mem.
bers Of the Convention, and to the Rail-
road Companies for their reduced fares.
Thursday was an interesting day to
many parents and children in this city
in the closing scenes of two female col.
leges. The twehty-third annual COM
mencement OF Sayre's Institute and the
sixth annual commencement OF Hooker
College both took place at the same time.
In the evening receptions were held m
each, aud were largely attended.
The jury in the case OF Gen. Leslie
Coombs against the Big HRudy Railroad
Company awarded the 1laintiq' $1,000
damages. This is a little more than the
first jury awarded in the same suit, Ii
is likely that another appeal will be
taken. 3 e - lS4ti95 ga E3,e
The closing exercises inuhrist Church
Seminary and the Baptist School were
held yesterday morning. The former
was held in the Seminary building, on
Maxwell street, and was attended prin-
cipally BY the parents OF the pupils. The
latter was held in the Baptist Church, on
Snort street, ana was attended by the
public generally.
The settling Of matters relating to the.
Kentucky University by the Board OF
Curators, has given much satisfaction to
our citizens generally. Itis to be hoped
that therewil no longer be any unneces-
sary division among the friends and
patrons 0! that growing and influential
institution of learning that adds so much
Kentucky. asa, q, =
Mr.. John. Howe, who was go severely
injured BY falling from Mr.. A. +. Par.
ker's new building, on Wednesday, was
merning. ~ rs.