The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-13
FRoM POINTS AROUND.

IREPoRTED SPECIALLY FOR THE START
GEORGETOWN, KY. Our town is
now lighted with gas. There are forty
'streetlamps, to begin with.
Scott county gives fifty-ene majority
for the Democratic SBate ticket, which
is considerable falling of.
URBANA. Flanagan, formerly
a Cincinnati journalist, has purchased
both the Democrati and Patron, and will
consolidate them. w. III. Herman, for.
merly Of Bellefontaine, will be assistant
editor.
Sam Cary speaks here tonight
The Neshannocks, OF New Castle,
Pa, played the Unions here yesterday.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND. funer-
al of Mr.. r. w. Burke took place from
the M. E. Church yesterday afternoon.
No cause for his suicide is known, ex-
cept the fact that he had been recently
discharged from the employ of the o. "
I'M. railroad.
The funeral of Annie Koch, aged IA,
took place yesterday. She died on Tues
day last of consumption.
The body of drowned man was found
floating in the river yesterday. 1t was
believed to be that OF one OF the young
men drowned at Cincinnati on Suntays
xENIA, o.-The Republican primary
election was held on Saturday, 7th inst,
and many of the candidates nominated
were those least expected, and has
caused much dissatisfaction with many
OF the party.
/ Two more conventions democratic
and Good Templars) are now ealled,. to
nominate a full county ticket for the
coming election.
F.; General Samuel f. Cary, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, addressed large
audience On Wednesday evening, Oh the
political issues of the day.
The State Antl-Secret Organization So
ciety Is now In session here. An Ex-
Royal Arch Mason, tren Mansfield, and
other distinguished Speakers, are pres
ent.
No heavy rain since the 9th inst.
GYNTHIANA, KY.-Items of news and
orders for the STAR IL left with Mr.. John
IA. Eyeleth, on Main street, will receive
prompt attention. The STAR reporter is
around town every day, and Cynthiana
news will receive SPECIAL attention.
{ Major Perry Wherrttt, with his assist-
ant, Is as busy as a mailer copying the
..AssessoYs books.
Miss Lizzie Nichols, of Paris, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Addie Eyeleth is visiting Miss
Lizzie Hill, of Paris.
Rev. DR.. Savage, of Covington,
preached last Sunday morning at the
Methodist Church, and in the evening
held Bible meeting in the Baptist
Church. A collection was taken up and
given TO him for missionary purposes.
In the Criminal Court on Wednesday
DENNIS Long was acquitted on the charge
of an attempt to violate the person of q
little colored girl. In the case of e. C.
Hutchison, charged with allowing gam
ing upon his premises, the jury were un-
able to agree and were discharged.
! VIM. Pruett, charged with aiding Good
6ail, was captured near Mt. Sterling and Is
how awaiting trial for the misdemeanor.
Prof. Mifier gave a hop at Eolian Hall
Tuesday evening, which was marked
success and thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
/ PARIS, KY.-Dr. w. II. Downey re-
burned yesterday from his trip TO Lex
lngton, whither he had gone TO consult
President Brennan concerning the
parade the Spetless men would make at
Ehe coming County Fair.
Hog and chicken thieves are abundant
Rt Hutchinsof's. Station.
Mise Lizzie Gill, Of Lexington, is visit
Ing her Paris friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. j. Hyers, of this city,
are visiting at Mr.. John M. Homes, at
Hutchinson's station.
[ Governor McCreary's majority In Bour-
bon county is l39.
Miss Alice Rice, of SlicKaway, came
to this city on Tuesday, ostensibly to
visit her uncle, Mr.. %. A. Reynolds.
Late on Tuesday evening q man. seated
in buggy, drove up to Mr.. Rey nold's
residence with a note to Miss Rice, sum-
monln2 her home; that her father was
dangerously ill. IL has since turned out
that the man was only q messenger, sent
by her lover, Mr.. James Nave, also of
Slickaway, and the result of the little
ruse is that James and Alice have, by
this time, been united in the holy bonds
ef matrimony. The lover was objeeted
TO by the young lady's parents, hence
the necessity OF the flight to Aberdeen.
The dog business Is getting very duh
at the dog store. In three months only
BOT CANNES have been bought, and 1913
dog tags issued to dog owners. A better
plan must be devised by the Committee
on Dogs to gather in the thousands now
roaming the streets. There is talk that
the dog eatchers have struck for higher
pay tor their valuable services.
se The church sociable last night at
Christ Church Seminary was, as was
expected, a thoroughly enjoyable affair.
HAMILTON.--The remains of William
Arnold, whose death occurred Tuesday,
i'm Columbus, Of paralysis, were inferred
in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday.
Z Adam Utterich, formerly a teacher o.
German in the Public Scnool, while walk
fxg down First street yesterday, fell to
TO the ground in fit. He was carried
Into the barber shop Of Strador u Car
penter, and the proper remedies used fol
his restoration.
4 Ollie Starr, son Of Prof. Starr, formerly
a. bright star in Hamilton society, hat
returned from the East on q visit to nil
Void friends.
The new military company held thefl
fret regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, Tor the purpose of being mustered
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