The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-03
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


II YOU wish to hear Bob IngersolPs nm
delitv exposed and exploded attend the
lecture of Hon. Geo B. vending to-hiehV'
The acreage of corn and hemp in Fayette
this season will be greater than it has been
for several wears. The small grain looks
extremely we'll.
We notice with regret the death OF b. b.
Savre. one of the most successful educators
of the State. He died at his home near
frankfort on last Monday.
When we have water-works and cheap
f,,el, manufactures will naturally follow,
business increase, and real estate advance
in value. Who's first to start?
EVERYTHING points to the early compile
ton of the Cincinnati Southern kallroao'
We understand that the final SURVEYS are
being made and that the work VIII De
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
Would it not be .judcious for our City
Fathers to take such steps as Will insure
the general watering of the most thlckly
settled portions of our city during the not
and dusty season. also to clean and purify
the atmosphere by the removal OF all pmtrld
matter and the abatement of several hlthY
ponds inside the city limits? Inc heallh
Of the city requires it.
1ESb lnuTSUu1 tNtlliliS u tol''NN ''''
the name of Owen - seriously cut a col
ored woman. Melvina Thomas. The woman
was passing near where Owen and com
panion were standing, when he Owen
made remark about the woman, winch
she heard and resented by reply. owen
drew knife and inflicted two severe
wounds, one on the forehead and the otner
extending from behind the ear to the chm.
He then fed and has not yet been arrested
HAMILTON
The Irving Literary Society will meet al
ths house of Miss Dora Hargitt tonight.
Who has been through two wars, kept
hotel five years, and still survives? "Phil
lips"
Large numbers of our citizensare making
arrangements to go to Richmond to-mor
row.
Miss Emma Barklow, of Covington, il
paving her First Ward friends a flying
visit.
A rehearsal of the Home Dramatic Asso
citation is set for Monday evening, May 9th
at Concordia Hall.
Mr.. Wm. Holly, the popular High-stree
merchant tailor, is having grand rush IL
his line Of business.
hdlOT ltbDtIl Joy &c lliutV ii''lii"i Nv ' y
nue. collections amounting TO So, lO3 10 fol
the month of April
x-Mavor-Hughes has entered into busi
ness on the corner of High and Front, op
poste the Phillips House.
Maggie Miller who claims q residence il
Hamilton, was arrested in Cincinnati
Thursday for shop-lifting.
Strawberries have reached Hamilton
They may be had for 40 cents quart. Gu
cumbers and a doctors bill will soon fol
low.
Miss Jennie Gerber and Miss Mary Vance
two charming young ladies OF the ThirC
wa w - are visiting in the Southern part O
Che city.
Cn--us Osborne. well known in Butle
County, dropped dead while in Cincinnati
on Thursday last in company with Mr.. Jas
Dougherty.
MrP G. Berry. candidate for Prosecut
fag Attorney for Bntler County, was IN I'M
city yesterday looking after the interest o
his clients
Nicholas Paul died yesterday at II m
Funeral services tomorrow Sunday after
noon at 80 O'Clock in st. Joseph Church
Father kesch officiating.
A petition has been presented the Leeis
tature to divide Harrison Township. Ih
question now arises, Has the Legislature
Eight to divide township?
Mr.. George Frechtling, book-keeper TO
Deinzer, Stephan & Co., rs ust now tn
happiest man in town. because last Sunda
his wife presented him fine young son.
LUDLOW. KY.
Fhe Mayors matinees are well attended
The absence OF the water melon patch
quite visible.
The Galaxy have their cards out for
special entertainment at Armory Hall mex
Tuesday evening.
Col Stephen Hagerty made stirrin
speech yesterday afternoon, and Stephen
the boy that can do it.
Miss Nora Andrews the handsome, petit
srunette now on trial here for breach c
the peace, is a modest and good-lookin
young girl whom several witnesses hav
sworn can use the vlest of language. If
Is so, then 'twere pity 'twere.
Mrs Capt John Grace is victorious ha,
Ing been thoroughly vindcated in thre
separate trials Nobody ever believed tn
loathsome accusation. Still the pluck
lady proceeded in the proper manner, an
thorough vindication is her reward.
Mayors CoURT-The case of Grace V
Andrews, an action for a breach of tt
peace in using various damaging epithet
The essence of the evidence as adduced b
the witnesses, pro and con-, is 50 foul tht
we forbear publishing it. The decisions
far in those trials have been in favor
the prosecution, with two or three more
the same sort to hear from.
0ur schools are doing nObly A sho