The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-30
FROM POINTS AROUND.

= OAIN Lo hANO OONDs
REPORTED spEcrALLY FOR THE srAR.l
RICHMOND, KY.-Tne Madison C0un.
ty Teachers Institute was held last
week in Richmond. and lasted three
days. Much interest was taken in the
exercises by the people, ana especially
by the faculty of Central University, 10.
Gated in this city.
DAYTON, KY.--The McArthurs, of
this city, PLAYED game of baseball on
Saturday, with six members of the Ring.
gold Club, one each from the East Ends,
Clippers and Belleyues. There was
very large crowd of spectators present,
and the game was Sprightly and inter.
testing. The new suitsof the MeArthurs
made an excellent showing. The score
stood 8 to 10 in favor Of the visitors.
Both sides played well.
AvONDALE.-Monday, September 6,
has been fixed ior the opening OF the vii.
sage schools.
! The School Board has appointed Miss
Eva Woolman to I'LL the vacancy occa-
zioned by the resignation of Miss Emma
Russell.
The Presbyterian Church Is now being
renodeled.
Rev. John J.. Short, late pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, lett
last week for Europe.
An escaped male lunatic Of Longview
has been sojourning in the woods ad.
Joining the village, tor the past day or
DO. He ought to be gathered in.
BELLEVUE, KY.-we have been re-
quested to call the attention OF the Mayor
and the Marshal to the nuisance that
exists on the sand bar at the foot OF La.
fayette avenue. 1t is dead mule that
came down the river during the late
high water and lodged on the bar. Now
that the weather has become warm the
Btench that arises from 1t Is almost un-
bearable to the people living along that
neighborhood. 1t is hoped something
will be done at once to abate the nuis-
ance.
The friends of Mr.. Aaron Hutton, late
toil-gate keeper on the Taylor-creek
which took place at his residence yester-
day morning. 1t win be remembered the
pld gentleman collected,toA ON the old
bridge until the new one was built and
The road made free. During his career
Rs collector he was well known as a
Ehrewd but honest man. ,'and gained for
himself many trends, especially in Belle
Sae and Dayton.
LUDLOW, KY.-Capt. W. G. Mccoy
has purchased the Ludlow Baseball
ptock," lease Of park, and all property
end improvements thereon, with the
Intention of making it one of the best
end most popular backgrounds in the
West.
= On next Thursday evening the Ludlow
nFamily Circle" will give another moon
light party. A Asplendid band Is engaged
girls are just wishing the clerk of the
Weather to favor them with a pleasant
fvening, and We hope his Clerkship will
DO 30.
Our City Council, at its last session,
refused for the second time to loan $500
pf The general revenue to the Sctfool
Board. Messrs. Bently, Haut and Lud-
low are tine gentlemen by whose votes
the loan was refused.
During the debate on the above SUBJ
lect quite an animated discussion arose
between Messrs. Bentiy and Wiley about
some former enmity to the public schools
by Mr.. b., who took the floor, adjusted
his spectacles, cleared his throat, and
went for the member from the First in
his usual vigorous style, whieh caused
bome naughty words after adjournment.
Our boys have returned from Dayto
D., safe and sound, after giving an exhi-
biiion of their quality as ball tOssers TO
The veterans at the Soldiers Hbme. The
reception of the Ludlow delegation BY
The officers and soldiers OF Uncle Sans
most honorable and beautiful institution,
was one that will be long remembered by
those who we're present.
HAMILT0N.-The Rev. John Aten, OF
College Corner, filed the pulpit, Of the
United Presby yterian Church yesterday.
John Gusten was arrested Saturday
evening by Patrolman Travis, on a
charge o.. .disorderiy conduct.
Preparations are making by several OF
the ringiestabiishments of the
city 10 exhibit their machinery at the
Cincinnati Exposition.
Saturday afternoon the return game
was played between the Miamis and the
OsceoIas, which resulted in victory for
the Miamis by score OF SO to 6.
The Committee OF Safety met Satur-
aHJ tVcniHS III buc OOuuCll
DR.. VIM. Huber, of the Third and Henry
Zellner of the Fourth ward were added
to the regular committee. The Commit
tee to solicit funds reported progress.
Adjourned to meet Saturday night.
Patrolman Jacob Boil, while on duty
in the. Fourth ward, was yesterday pros.
trated with sunstroke.
) The Democracy will be addressed, this
evening, in the Courthouse Park, by
Hon. a. b. Banning and Hon. Dan
Dallen.
The Teachers Institute opened, to-
day, in the High-school building, First
ward.
A petition was filed, Saturday, in the
Clerks Office, by Andrew-J. Lewis VS..
Jacob Schlosser, in which the amount
elaimed is $40. Also, a petition by the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Company VS.. Lewis d. Campbell, In
which plaintiff claims $3,606'29, being the
post Of constructing a switch and side.
rack.
REMINGTON. KY.--An attempt was
made early last Saturday morning I'd
burgIarize the dwelling Of N. p. Coch.
ran, on Second street, Mr.. O. and family
being absent from home. The burglars,
believed to be. negroes from their bare
loot tracks, had forced an entrance
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