The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
FROM POINTS AROUND.

morning from the Roman Cathollc
Church. Father Brands, of Paris, per-
formed the service in the absence of
Rev. II. Prossart, who is absent on the
Southern railroad. The funeral was
)numerously attended. rtrt-
The spelling match took place at the
Baptist church, Friday morning. The
attendance was large, and the compe-
tition keen. Mr.. John Maddox was the
successful candidate, and to him was
awarded the prize.
/ The inhabitants of Cynthiana will be
glad to hear that Mr.. Walter Broadwell
has been Joined in wedlock to Miss Ada
Hudson, of Mccarthy, Ohio. The llappy
event took place on Thursday last.
Mr.. John stump has been adjudged
lunatic, and was sent to the Asylum on
Saturday.
LEXINGTON, KY.-some parts of the
city ofLexington are not lighted by gas
atall, yet all are taxed to foot the enor-
nous gas bill paid by the people.
Plethoric property holders, in many
instances in this city, are not required
to pave the streets and sidewalks in
front of their large possessions, and the
poor must play or pay, or see the sher-
IFS hammer raised, and hear the cry OF
go yes! how muehY' as the little cot
passes into other hands, oris bought in
by the City Collector, and swallowed up
in that leaky vessel, the City Treasury.
I The splendid flight OF stone steps ex-
tending the full width of the front of 81.
FauPs church, and the pavement In
front are just completed, and will short
ly be tripped over by several gay we'd
ding parties.
Prof. Banahan, music leader of the
Cecilian Musical Society, is practicing
hisforces to take part in the next public
concert.
+ Prot. b. N. Grehan, well known for his
scholastic and journalistic attachments,
opens a night school at the College
lawn tomorrow evening.
Major Peter Glass Star Saloon, on
Main street, was opened ON Saturday
with ceremonies agreeable to the taste
and sight Of the leisure-pleasure-seekers
AOf the city.
I On and after tomorrow the market
"Opens at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
News come from up and down the
Cincinnati Southern railroad that the
contractors are vigorously pushing their
work on.
The rural roosters acknowledge that
the STAR excels them in it's quantity and
quality of local news. THAT'S because
tney are not up to snuff.
Hon. Michael McCarty, Mayor of
Irishtown and city contractor, de-
clared in speech on Friday evening,
on Main street, that 1--WE (meaning
himself and the City Council) will rue
or ruin this townP' Sucif we believe is
the determination of the ringmasters to
rule ut all events. They viii not have
n chance to ruin as long as Capt. John
Boyd and Capt. Treacy are among them.
SO that the declaration of Mayor Nc
Carty will not amount to much.
HAMILToN.-There were twenty-five
deaths in the city during the month. ct
October.
A ball VIII be given by the citizens on
the evening of November 18th. in Beck
eis Hall, the proceeds to be. used in
procuring winter suit for the various
patrolmen.
In the case of Joseph Gregory against
Zebedee Brown, the cause was dismissed
ut PLAINTIFFS cost.
In the case OF Richard Burns VS.. Ed |
Ferry, default was opened and leave |
given plaintiff to file reply, which was
done.
n,the case OF Samuel Dener VS.. John
Burgett ct al. the motion Tor anew trial
Wy uCICuudAb was uFblIulCus
In Che case of Conrad Harris VS.. John |
%. Miller ct al. the Court found the right |
pfp0ssession to the property described |
hnsthe petition to be In the plaintiff, and |
assessed his damages for the wrongful |
detention of the same at one cent.
In the case of Mary A. Mixer against
A. w. Eckert ct al. a judgment vi 81, sou
was rendered in OF plaintiff.
: In the Criminal Court, Saturday, the
following defendants were MraIgned and
entered their plea.
Adam Forsted, indicted for murder in
the second degree, pleaded not guilty;
bond, $1,000. William Burgan, nluruer IN
second degree, pleaded. not guilty; bond
liked ar $1,000. Cary Anderson, alias |
Guss- Anderson, indicted tor murder in
first degree, pleaded not guilty. Joseph |
Myers, indicted Tor entering a dwellingl
ouse in day time, pleaded guilty, where
upon the Court sentenced him TO pay a
line OF $40 and be imprisoned in county
Iail for thirty days. Tim Orr, indicted |
Tor resisting an officer, pleaded not
guilty.
and battery, plead not guilty. Bond
liked at 500 which was given.
David Campbell indicted for cutting
and stabbing with intend 70 kill, pleaded
not guilty. The prisoner being ndIgenL
L. NJ. smith was appointed to defend
him.
SIne recognizance'o Chas. r. Gunkel
was fixed az $500 and bail taken.
'The First National Bank sues James
L. vallandigham, Alex.F. Hume. Steph-
en Crane, IL. II. Wallace, Auditor OF
Butler county, aud David Sample, Sam
lel Long and' w. w. Caldwell, Board
Of County Commissioners. Amount
claimed, $l01 3S. 5"1 4 M
The Board OF County Commissioners
met Saturday. and passed bills to the
amount OF 1924 21.
Max Schmidt, brother of. Mr.. Adolph |
Schmidt, returned Saturday from -Eu-
rope, where he has been spending sew
eral months. 'Tss9asa1' ~ ~ f3f
The famous shoemaker nine has chal- |
)enged the shoemakers of Cincinnati 10 |
play them a match game one day this |
week.
COvINGTON.-The wedding OF Mr.. |
Ralph Hemingway and Miss Jennie |
Mathews is announced to take place to-
morrow evening at the First Presby-
terian church.
[ Mr.. Asa b. Gatewood has returned |
from his recent Western trim