The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-29
FROM POINTS AROUND.


urday Of smallpox.
X. N. Andrews has sold his interest In
the Butler County Democrat TO Mr.. Geo.
Vinnedge.
Wilson Warwick has become the pur-
chaser of the feed store III Inc FlRst
ward. ,,.,
Fourth ward, was reported to the Health
Officer Saturday.
In the case oil Anna Schreiber VS.. Au.
gust Brockman, charged with bastardy,
the jury rendered verdict OF 600 in
favor of plaintiff.
In tAe case of Adam Forster, indicted
for murder in the second degree and con-
yicted OF manslaughter, the defendant
was sentenced to eight years. imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary. David Camp
bell, indicted for cutting and stabning
wilh intent to Kill and found guilty OF
assault and battery, was sentenced to
twenty days in Jail. Charles St. Clair,
convicted of grand larceny, was SEN
tenced to four years in the Penitentiafy.
Jacob Schulz, convicted Of grand lar
ceny. was sentenced to three years in
the Penitentiary. Henry Wilson. con-
victed for stealing a gelding, was SEN
fenced to three years in the Penlten-
tiary.
Rev. Hanford, Of the Baptist Church,
is lying i'll at mis- residence in the First
ward.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Elder Lamar 10
endeavoring to do what he can in the
way of converting the Lexingtonians.
The PSYCHIC Philosophers ought to be
looked after while at the good work.
Messrs. Hardesty g. Shelton, grocers,
have dissolved partnership.
The editor OF the Clark County Demo-
crat. published at Winchester, Is an old
timed bigot, fanatic and a common scold.
In a controversy with the gentlemanly
editor Of the Lexington Gazette, he
sneeringly writes about his Jewish an
cestry, etc. This is the silliest and most
boyish thing that has taken place here
abouts in newspapers for years. That
Winchester fellow ought to spend a
month in Lexington ana receive lnstruc.
tions from Dir. Sneaker and other men,
bers of the Psycho-Philosoph Society,
and stop disAonoring Kentucky Journals
ism.
Some type-setter at the STAR office
must have been a little mulblathered
when he inserted Mishtown for Irish
town. The latter is a part OF the city Of
Lexington, and Gibraltar OF Democ'
racy.
The barn, crib and shop of Mr.. VIM. e
Oldham, on the Harrodsburg pike, were
burned one night last week, involving
loss of eight hundred or thousand dob
lars, upon which there was no insurance
Mr.. Oldham was satisfied that II was the
work of an incendiary. -.
The 14th day of December 10 the las
day for fling records in the Court o.
Appeals for It's next term, which com
mences the first Monday in january.
Those interested in stocking hen
tueky streams with hsh are lnviteo y,
the Yeoman to hold convention a
Frankfort on the 20th OF January.
VIM. Cassell was acquitted in the
Circuit Court Of the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons. The trial OF Charlie
Clay. charged with stealing cattle, occu
oied the Court on Friday and Satur
ay.
BELLEVUE, KY.-The remains O
Thomas Foudray, son of Esquire Fou
dray, who was killed by the cars at OF
tumwa, iowa, last Wednesday, arrive,
In Cincinnati yesterday morning an,
were taken charge Of by his father. to
gether with number OF. Red Mon fron
Newport, OF which Order deceased wa
a member In good standing, and take
to the residence of his father in Belle
vne. The deceased was twenty leigh
years Of age. The funeral takes plac
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon, when th
Minnehaha Tyibe No. 10, I. o. r.. M, will
turn out in body aud pay the las
tribute Of respect to their departed
brother.
The Bellevue Reading Club gave
grand entertainment-th first OF Jh
0nt, v,isr tn RI Gnk zJ
house. The Club displayed some fin
talent, which was very instructive a
well as amusing to all present. The hal
was filed to its utmost capacity, and
judging from the rounds OF applause,
was evident that all enjoyed themselves
and were highly pleased with the enter
tainment. This Club has fitted up on
Of the large rooms in the School-hous
in excellent style, with stage and al
other appurtenances complete, and fron
the fact that Mayor Harms takes q lead
ing part in the Club, there is no douh
but it will prove success. These en-
tertainments will be given every alter
nate Saturday, and season tickets cal
be secured for one dollar each, whicI
will admit gentleman and lady.
1t is said that q company is about t,
rent that pond ON Berry avenue AM
Center street for the purpose OF maxim,
a skating rink. Well, that is just wha
Is needed now, and no better place coul
% selected.
eOvINGTON-The attorneys of Krs
mer have filed grounds for new trial
The temperance lecture delivered b.
Prof. Dantley at Odd-iellows' Hall o
Sunday, Notwithstanding the heavy rain
uac wall attanded
The dedication Of the new st. Mary
School, on Seventh and Greenup streets
took place yesterday. Owing to tn
threatening aspect OF the weather, th
societies did not perform their march a
laid out beforehand. The building i
one OF the largest and most imposing
In this city. Itis elegantly fitted up an
is as complete building as ever cam
under our notice. The dedication cere
monies were conducted by Rev. Bisho
Toebbe and others, and the music wa
furnished by the Cathedral choir.
In the Criminal Court, the case 0
John McUaffrey, for the killing OF Owe
McNaliy, few months ago, was con
sluded Saturday, and the prisoner ser
fenced to fifteen years In the Peniten
tiary.
The members OF st. Paups Protestan
Church, corner Of Eleventh and Bau'
Lick streets, have determined to erect
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