The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-13
NEWS FROM POINTS ARoUNp.

LAwRENCEBURG. = Col. Durham is
putting the W'ooien Mills in thorough
repair rHf ~
The case of Margaret Winters, on
Aurora, charged with the murder OF her
infant, is on trial. The State is repre1
sented by Messrs. Brumbey and Bain-l
bridge and the defense by Mr.. McMuilenS
and Ex-senator Grigg.
HAnLToN.-The Court will appointt
an Assistant Prosecutor on Monday
Yesterday the January term of they
Common Pleas Court adjourned, to ge1
out OF the way Of the May term, which,
convenes next Monday. 'a
Mrs. Julia Anderson, wife of Rev. Ord
Anderson, pastor Of the Presbyteria
Church, died suddenly Tuesday, of inj
Illumination of the bowels. Her remainsd
were taken to Davenport, Iowa, the homed
of her parents. Fr.r at' ir 'ifis
Mr.. yallandigham is reported much
improved.
The X. of P. will give a grand street.
parade on Monday afternoon, the 10TH
inst, which will conclude with brill
liant dress or fancy drill in front of the(
Courthouse about p. NJ. In the eye-
ming grand theatrical entertainmenH
will be given in the Opera-hall by Mrd
Macauley, of Woods Theater, forthe
benefit of the Knights,
The Pioneers Of Montgomery county
have decided to unite with those Of Butt
Ter and Warren in the picnic to be held
in Probasco's Grove, near Monroe, on the
9th. Major Millikin, of Butler, and II
G. Corwine, OF Dayton, are announced
as speakers. .'5'i s'." q ''S.'f7S
LEXINGTON, KY.-The following is thes
regular circulation of Cincinnati and
Louisville daily papers in Lexington,
g.
commercial. .......................lM
enquirer. ......................... o5
Louisville Courier journal 3,s
In the Recorders Court yesterday, the9
following persons were each fined 81 and
| costs dor disorderly conduct: Clay
Mosely, Harry Forrister, j. IL. StampelJ
James Keller and John Snodgrass. john
T. Wright, for lying drunk, was fined W
and costs. f7J s-4
| The jubilee and May devotions attract
| large number of people every evening
to the Catholic Churches in this city.
| The protracted meeting at the new
Christian Church, on Constitution street,
is still progressing. Several persons
have united with the Church.
On Tuesday afternoon, in the Baptist
| Church, ON Short street, MIA. b. Bark
| ley was married to Miss SuZzie B.. Cole.
The evening OF the same day, MIR. Claude
NJ. johnson was married to Miss Annie
NJ. Morgan, in the Episcopal Churcn!
These weddings were attended by a great
| number of fashionable people. At. six
| O'Clock yesterday morning another we'd
ding took place, although more privatet
| was none the less interesting Mr.. Chas.
@. Yoeum welded Miss Drucie b. Wick
life, at her fathers residence, on Con.
stitution street, Rev. Mr.. Dudley PERI
forming the interesting ceremony; after
which, the happy couple left on the
| morning train for Cincinnati. The beau-
titul sunshine Of a May morning neveI
shone upon q lovelier bride than the
4 latter. Sac carries with her the best
wishes OF many friends in this city. Il,
DR.. Louis A: Sayre, the eminent sur
| geon Of New York, is in the city. @Dr.
| Sayre spent several years of his early
life In Lexington, and has always felt a
| lively interest in all Lexingtonians.
| many OF whom have been the recipIents
OF hospitality at his elegant residence
on Fifth avenue. No American ply
slcian stands higher in his Department..
| and his immense practice is the best
evidence that he is fully appreciated in
the great city in which he lives.
| 'Ile norse5 OF Mr.. Alexander jeffrey
| and Mr.. Joseph Voolfolk, who were on
Sunday returning from a hunt, were
frightened at the corner of Main street
and broadway and ran off, 'upsetting, the
vehicle, but fortunately without severely
| injuring either of the parties.
| Seven shares ofFayette National Bank
stock sold on Monday at $l16 55, ten
shares of farmers Bank at SOB per
share, and seventeen shares Of the Bank
at Louisville at S72 per share.
Mrs. Cronly, Miss Shelby, Mrs. Walter,
Payne and Miss Ingles, left yesterday
for Cincinnati to attend the May Festi-
val.
John Funk, Esq, President of the
Henderson Agricultural Association, is
| on visit to his friends In this city.
Judge S. s. Goodloe is in town for a.
few days but will return to Louisville
the latter part of the week to stay some
months longer.
Hon. Carter II. Harrison, of Chicago.
has been on visit to his venerable
mother, Mrs. L. 2. Dudley, of this city,
for few days.
| THE RACES.
The track yesterday was in much bet
| ter condition, and the weather eyery-
thing that could be desired. There were
only two races in the programme. The
first race, sweepstake Tor three-year.i
| olds, which have never won .a.race, $50,
each, p. p, $3.50 added, mile heats: First.
Robinson, Morgan q Co.'s br. G. Rob-
Woolley, by imp. Leamington, dam Item,
by Lexington, 1, !; second--Ewalt.and
Swiney's Oh. I. Emma o., by Planet, dam
Cardelia, by Lexington, 2, 2; thfrd-T.
J. .Megibbon's-f.f +. Novelty, by imp. Leam-
ington, dam Notice, by Lexington, IS, 8.
Time, LAG, 1:45. =.
Second race. two miles, purse of $500
$500 to the. first and $l0O to the second
| horse: First-A. sKeene Richards ch.
Monmouth, four years old, by War
Dance; dan, Saratoga, by Imported
Harper's b.. g. Excel, four years old, BY
Endorser; dam Nantura, by Brawner's
Eclipse. Third So Robinson, Morgan IS
Co.'s r. Colston's) b. c. Millionaire,
three years old, by Planet; dam Red
Rose, by imp. Glencoe. Time, 3:39N.