The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-28

Jacob Hoerner. He was held in 81 ,O0(
bail by Mayor Maginnis.
! A large steel and saw manufacturing
establishment is mentioned as about re.
moving 10 Hamilton.
There was an insurance of$1, 900 on the
Warehouse destroyed by fire Monday
night, S1,660 on the grain
The alarms of fire which sounded yes
terday morning and noon were both oc-
casioned by outbreaks IRON the night be-
fore. -
Mrs. Irene Arnold, wife of Montgom.
cry Arnold, formerly a resident OF this
city, died in Chicago on the 10Th inst, Of
hasty consumption.
Amos Van Skrik, the young man who
was thrown from his buggy Monday af-
terpoon, near Germantown, died from,
his injuries yesterday morning at two
O'Clock. His remains were brought here
on the 2:45 P. M. train and given into the
charge OF the p, o. S. OF A., of which or
der deceased was a member. His funer-
al will take place this afternoon at two
O'clock.
LEXINGTON, KY.-It is charged upon
Or. Bryant, Superintendent of the First
Lunatic Asylum, that he has made that
public institution unpleasant for attend
ants, male aud female, who presume to
practice the religion of the Church of
Rome. In consequence of which nearly
all OF that class OF attendants have been
| compelled to resign their situations.
| And John Connors, the last of that kind
OF male attendants, resigned few days
ago. These are not rumors set afloat by
| fanatics, but real facts as We got them
from the injured and prescribed parties
| and are subjects of public interest.
Right Rev. Bishop Dudley will preach
in Chrisps Church next Sunday morn
ing. In the afternoon Of the same day
he will administer The Rite OF Confirma-
| ton.
The Great London Show with it's
numerous elephants, zebras, and char
lots, exhibited here yesterday. Several
| OF the older citizens said ssIt was The
| largest and best show ever seen in Lex
| ington."
General A. P. Home, Pension Agent.
was in the city yesterday and distributed
large amount of money among the
| colored people.
Drs Sharp will be present at the meet
ing OF the Psyche Pnflosophic Society
this evening, and give some original
ideas on orthodox fence building. The
Doctor is an advanced thinker.
Mr.. Harvey Huglnns, the good Samari.
tan OF Jessamine county, was in the city
yesterday and reports that the crops are
not 30 badly injured as reported in the
papers.
The local papers are urging the Gran
gers to take the dog question in hand. 1t ia
said that unless tue dogs are legislated
out OF 1'exlstence sheep raising in this
vicinity will have to be abandoned.o
Throwing stones in the streets has be-
come very frequent of late. 1t seems
there is no law Furnishing this dangerous
pastime among the unruly boys III this
city.
The election for magistrates and con.
stables takes place next Saturday. Es-
quire Van Pelt is running again on the
Republican ticket.
President o. 5. Burgess of the North.
western Christian University, will
preach at the dedication of the new
Christian Church next Sunday.
In the Recorders Court Yesterday A.
M. Beck was fined SIS for keeping his
saloon open alter IL O'clock at night,
Jacob Stahl was arraigned on the same
charge, and was dismissed.
The City Clerk, MI. Snyder, hau his
MIND "mulblatheref' in irving to de-
scribe the circus performance to an In.
quisitive crowd attending the Court.
PARIS, KY.-At a meeting of the Spot.
less Mems Society held on Monday even.
ing at DR.. Downey's office, it was uuan.
lmously agreed that the members would
vote for "Deacon" johnson for Magls-
trate at the election next Saturday.
Every member joining the SpotIess
Mems Society, after gong through the
purlhcauon OF cOntrition, confession and
satisfaction, is lumlgated with an anat.
omlzer. DR.. Downey administers this
degree.
"The Saturday Night" is the name of
a neat and spicy little newspaper pub
lished in Paris. 1t is purely a local pa
per and is very popular with the intelii- =
gent people OF this city and county.
The Hon. Judge Hunt, the presiding
Judge of the Bourbon Circuit Court. is
much beloved by the good people of this
city for his excellent and kind manner
manifested IN his Court.
-Four respectable young men were fined
oy Mayor O'Connor on Monday for vio-
Iating the city ordinance against fast
driving. They are members Of the Spot
ess Mems Society, and their names are
there. ore withheld from the public. Cat.
Tom Ryan was fined 53 and costs Tor
shooting within the city limits.
The roads leading into this city are
infested by highWaymen. On Friday
light colored man named Monroe Smith
vas stopped by gang OF tnem, one of
whom presented pistol to his mouth.
While another relieved him of a silver
occurred at the head OF the Jackstown
ike.
Postmaster Polk was late in coming to
us office ON Monday morning, and soine-
'ody thinking that some one else had
lied tied yard of Grape on the postr
flee door.
the International Circus exhibited
ere on Saturday last, and was attended
y a motley crowd OF every age and
ind of people.
Captain lem Green, who was unfor.
sentenced to imprisonment for
arrying concealed weapons, has the
ympathy OF most of our leading citizens.
nd all effort was made to obtain a par.
on Of his Imprisonment in respect 20
I'M as we'll as sympathy for his feeble
ealth. Captain rom has the reputation
being kind and generous citizen.
specially to the unfortunate portion of
uifcring humanity.
report Was flying around the streets
Monday that a young lady and gem
eman OF this city ran away to Win.
hester to get married.
XENIA. = The Messrs. Edmondson
rotuers, OF CINCINNATI, are now in
enia taking the preliminary steps to-.
ard preparing CITY directory, a work
cry much needed, and which, no doubt,
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