The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-01
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.

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s'rime Tries AllJ, and the farce, ellis
Last Legs.U being presented. The en-
tertainment nassed off very pleasantly
All participating acquitted Themselves
| creditablv. In t6e drama. the readins
of Miss j.. Miss Nj. MT. Mr.. NJ.
Mr.. G. and Mr.. j. was excellent. Miss
j.. as "Laura. - and Miss NJ. AZ aFan-
| ny Fact.u deserve especial notice.
| In the farce. Mrs. X Miss F. MY.
M, Mr.. T.. Mr.T d, and Mr.. w.
| by their representation of their resnec.
| tive characters kent the audience in a
constant burst of laughter. The reading
| OF the members last night was much bef-
tor than ever before.
A song by Miss Sadie Doms. and one
also, in which she was assisted by Mrs.
King and w. G. Chaney. added much to
the pleasure of the evening.
HAM1LToN.-Rain began falling early
this morning, and at the hour of writing
is coming down quite plentitully, much >
to the delight of both city and country.
The crops hereabouts have suffered fear
fully for lack of rain, which makes the
farmers hail its appearance with joy.
The District Court yesterday spent the
day in hearing the case of John M. Lock
against Peter Schwab.
There were two hogs burned in the fire
Thursday night. The loss ON stable was
$500, and insured IN the Miami Valley
Company Of Dayton.
III. l.. Morey is confined to the house
from intermittent fever.
1t is to be hoped the rain will not
dampen the ardor of those agitating the
or Inc y, S,tv in cass ~ fire ,rhors T. az
WAYS somethiny in the wav te hindapthe
da9ar p n'ant frn7, doiM,, ,rnnS ,,,arv ,,,,,nn
a tIra hraaIs on, ,s"Ss $50 in ~ an,bor,,v
saa to itthat thsra he n" Sn ssi,sv ~ = ,Sa ~
Herea,ter w 70 cn"' 'Ao'o "0 Ao 40 A. 'A0 "a'
rha Cnuptv Commissioners bavo a.
oo,,.ad ,ha i,',; t;n, -, ,ha grns,nasSS ~
Ihp Chiidran,s Homa 70 meet wItn ,ho.,
MonJav af,nrnoon noyt "- '-Ss--
fha I,amnnrstii, Gnn,tu co,var+;o,
hold a maatin,, ~ ni,,hr Sut ntn.n ~
i,r,an oos i%'S dnl' DuS ,rha hoIrs 'a,.s 81. -
np, hni'Iin% .@n'0 s,a1a r.nuent;a s es"e "a ~
~ "a fuIy fsvorad aS tho hast 1;,'yA e.
hpidina Xxi Suah q unnvea,ian 1 "S'' '-o 4'A
The organization of a Society for the
Prevention of %ruelty to Animals is
| being talked of, and it is to be hoped
will be consummated at an early day.
Our city has long felt the need OF SUCH
society.
Inc sidewalks around the pubic square
are cleaner now Than they have been for
long time.
OF any OF the Cincinnati dailles, and
reaches here two hours IN ADVANCE OF
Ine oInei eYeeinS p"ph h. a
MI. nenhy ~, 1o' na,u rea,dan.e eonIM mi Th;.H
VIZ t,an+ oh nv" 'A
PARIS, ,kY.-On Wednesday night about
IL O'Clock, Deputy Marshal Manaugh
| arrested colored man for dlsorderiy
conduct ana Drought MN sefore Mayor
! OConnof, VINO ofaerea MIN TO jail until
prison the officer, who is an inexperi-
enced boy, walked in front Of his prison.
er, VINO, taking advantage of his chance
| to run, picked up stone and threw it
with force at Mr. Manaugh, hitting him
on the back OF his head, then turned and
made good his escape.
Miss M0llle Penn and MISS Ida Gra-
ham, OF Frankfort, are visiting their
friends In Parls.
| One member of the CITY Council. the
May or, Treasurer and all the police force
are bachelors. The Treasurer. Mr.. w.
j. Ransom, is doing penance preparatory
| to Joining the SpotIess Mems Society.
~ w . .,avonaor tho a,;tou,s.
oSoa, & 4. y. nranar;m@ ~, 'ao aoaan,,t Ss. KS
'n;'o,'op 40 y. Passnss;. o. ~ ,.. =. naS
pioS an Tn sne pa1peiey y.
VIC ap oieu poopiT. ane Ooionea - rg rgoins
60 esist ,N w INC ,'a,n;,.;nS n - -
uay ~ ase III Tr.nt nohitna'ion ma, VI his
Iiisn' oomoi' ava. o."n'' n'q'
Capt. Tom. Basford has repented his
| apostacy and gone over to the Repub-
licans again In body and soul.
Professor Sanders, the Bible agent in
this city, reports the sales Of Testaments
and Bibles good, especially among tue
coiofed people. Thefe seems to be
general religioqs awakening among the
good people OF kentucky this spring.
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LEAiNSiuN, a, J, TOM hd.1lne ny me wora mus
plaChe., Wnicn was poIloWeu rom Ooi.
Wm. McNamara, ol NeWport, anu ap-
piiea ~ MI. onyael, tne Uiey cieek,
paAzieu INA. seh.ie Giah anu .ne aitaches
OF the hecofaers court: lfoI. jerome
frazer, WIN Gapi, pen McMurtry, were
SEM up W MI. Danahs poohstofe 70
examine Websters, Worcesters ana
walkers dictionaries. Alter nan
DAYS lnyesuYatlon tney returned, say
ing tney could not ma any Word nearer
IKE IL IMAM piaGhefsKlte. Judge Mui.
ligan, one OF the pest classical and
trench scnoiars IN t1e CITY OUTSIDE o.
l the PROFESSORS In t1o henCuCky lnlVGF4.