The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04
FROM POINTS AROUND.


JREPoRTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STAR.
CALIFORNIA, O.-On Friday Squire
ll. Ii. VanRenssellear tied another mat
rimonialknot. This time 1t was Henry
M. Anderson to Lenia Grear. This was
Ia happy and fortunate marriage.
There will be Democratic meeting at
iCalifornia, Ohio, Thursday evening,
October the 7th. Hon.. Milton Sayler
land Andreas Knell, ESD, are the speak
ters.
The foundry is still going. The trade
lseems to be reWving.
i The Nonpareil Literary Club will be
re0rganized Immediately after the elec.
tion.
DAYTON, KY.-All the talk on the
streets yesterday was of the Kennedy
horror, and the feasibility OF tar and
Feathers was freely and earnestly dis
cussed.
I Dayton is to be municipal orphan,
100 to speak. Our city dads are all to be
enatched from us by one grand swoop,
That inexhaustible source OF trouble,
Davidson's alley, Is the cause of all the
row. The Chaneery Court about year
ago ordered the alley built Ia certain
way. The old Council claim that con.
tract was made for the work, but the
new board has never been able to find
made to get the work done, and Judge
Menzies on Saturday took q short road
TO its Accomplishment by ordering the
president and all members oil the Coun-
cil at once arrested for contempt oil
court. The chief point in this Joke is
That the members Of the old Council
who do regard Davidson, his alley and
Judge Menzies' order as very proper OBJ
ljects OF contempt, will be permitted to
stand on the street corners and see the
members oL the present Council marched
or to Jonte Horsfalfs. On the next
evening for the meeting OF Council there
will be some vacant chairs, and on Sep's
blackboard in large letters Will appear
the words: "Gone to see John Ken.
nedy."
:. Av0NDALE.--The Village Engineer
fs preparing the assessment for Mears
avenue Improvement
A regular meeting OF Council will be
held ON the 7th inst, when street rail-
roads will probably be discussed.
F.! Piokett& u Davis, painters, have disap.
peared. leaving numerous anxious cred.
ltOrs to mourn their loss.
! The anniversary exercises of the Pres
byterian Sunday school were held at
40 O'Clock yesterday morning, in Avon
Hall.
The Board Of Control, at its meeting
Saturday, by a unanimous vote resolved
to proceed at once with the improvement
of Mitchell avenue.
Mr.. Thomas French, one OF the oldest
residents OF Avondale, removed from the
village Saturday. His place will be hard
to fill.
The Buffalo. Commercial, in speaking
,of the late Captain .. Palmer, truthfully
says: "Captain Palmer was O genial,
bright and warm-heartea man, u good
friend, one of the best of citizens, and a
man who excelled In whatever he under
took. His death WILL make void not
easily tilled."
We have been requested to state that
fOr the accommodation of the citizens OF
the village who desire to yisit the Zoo
logical Garden the Forest avenue gate
will be kept open henceforth on sun
days.
COvINGTON.--Rev. DR.. Miller, of the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church, ana
REV. T. 8. Cowden, of Newport, ex-
changed pulpits yesterday morning.
Rev. Jas. Kirtley, of Bullitsville,
IMadis6n-s Baptist Church yester-
day morning.
The Coyington Cornet Band has been
engaged to furnish music at the Fair at
New Liberty, Owen county, commencing
Tomorrow.
The Circuit Court at Falmouth has
Loyelace, accused OF man.
slaughter, was acquitted. The verdict
OF the jury was approved by the public,
as also by the prosecution. John Green,
charged with stabbing John Haney, was
fned $500. Cornelius Callahan, con-
yicted Of stabbing Harmon Nail, was
fined $500. and the latter was In turl.
lined $500 for allowing gaming on his
premises. Several parties, were tried for
affrays, and fined $25 each, and six per-
sons found guilty OF carrying concealed
deadly weapons, were fined $4 apiece,
and went to- Jail Tor ten days.
The Marshal Of Georgetown was in
the city on Saturday, In search of me-
gro who had burglarized a jewelry store
III that place. lie succeeded in oaptur-
ing his man, and took him back to
Georgetown.
Professor and Madame Wiethoff have
returned to the city.
Rev.C.W. Miller has been reappointed
by the State Conference to the Scott
street Methodist Episcopal Church for
another year.
Henry Breckinridge, colored, was
held to bail in the sum Of 500 Tor threat
,ening to shoot another colored man.
The following are the appointments
for the C0vingt0n District of the Ken
nucky Annual Conference, Methodist
Church Sonth: COyington DisIrict, s.
x. Hall, P. E.; Covington, q. W. Miller;
second charge, G. N. Burlington; New.
port, K. r. Coleman; Alexandria, r.
Lancaster; Falmouth, George Froh /;
ICynthiana, w. j. Sniyely; 0ddville, b.
lF. BristoW; Canton, j. Wright; Will.
Jamestown, Alex. Redd; Florence, II. FL.
IKayanaugb; Petersburg, d. II. Mari.
mon; Warsaw,J. H. Young; Carrollton
). H. Wightman; Worthwhile, +. A. Saw
Water rents for the next six months
are now due and must be paid at the
Office Of the Water-works In the Court.
Ihouse building. No collectors will be
iout.
The following are the cases disposed
,of in the Circuit Court: Jerry johnson
against John Moller and Frank Bsrte,
plaintiff; motion for new trial over.
ruled, and on his motion q capias or
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