The Star, 1875-04-26

, Saturday afternoon, to ivhich point he - was called by the sudden Lines of wile, who is there visiting friends. jimmy Cox, the juvenile thief, was up ., le,?firre Justice Gordon on Saturday ou the,charge et robbinz the money-box-of a market man. The money was found lit the alley near the Secon &National Bank. Jimmy was balled out by hisirienda. The Board of Courny Commissioners were in session Saturday and trans transacted - acted transacted the following business: Ms to - the amount et $133 85 were patised. County bonds numbers -24g and 249 were , presented for payment of interest, whica amounted to ilea. Kreiger presented bonds and received $120 latereet. Saturday night the Board ,of Educa Education - tion Education -Wild a special meetiug at whim' a - resolution was passed instructing the Executive Comm itteeto turn over to tits newly elected Treasurer the oertificate of depostit front the First National Bank - tor $8,563 92; also the vouchers redeemed by the former Treasurer end the much- talked of $10,000 Lindly check. - rams, KY.Right Rev. Bishop Du Hey will hold divine services on Wednesday , and Thursday in Cynthiana. He will . ollidate lu Si. Peter'il Episcopal Churca in Parte on Friday and Saturday nee,- In tee Circuit Court on Friday, Torn Greea was fined $25 and' sentenced to , ten days' imprisonment for carrying eon- , cealed deatily weapons. His son Frank: charged with the fume miedemeanor was , lined 150 sad eenteneed to thirty days'. imprisonment. Frank was also tried tor an assnult and lined $35. The jury in the case of the Cominon Wealtii against E. E. Platt tor mak:tone , wounding were out all day but could nos agree upon a verdict for malicioue wounding. They were remanded wita leave to bring la a verdict of assault and - battery. A. Straus was fined $25 for keeping a. disorderly house. :Cot. Tiannas Jefferson Keller's name was preeented to the Spottess Men's So Society - ciety Society for admission at a meeting held at - Dr. Downey's office on Friday. Post Postmaster - master Postmaster Polk objected becauee be thougat the Coleutt could not tell a lengtuy story. Mary Carmody, a minor by, her next friend, Patrick Carmody. lute sued Joint Madden for breach of pronlise, laying her damages at, $5,000. Tim Bourbon county fair grounds are being put in ciiarge of a C0111Mittee for : the purpose of beautilyire, and putting, them in order tor the nexnair. A grand masquerade ball comes off to tomorro - morro tomorro evenine at the skatiug riuk. A premium of ten'dollars will be given to, the best masked lady er gentleman. Paris folks manage to get along with without - out without theexpeasive tome eta night-watch. ' or police. Deputy Marshal Jgmes Manaugh was , arrested by his Cilia, A. T. Foraythee - and brought before Mayor O'Conuor. ' ellarged wall beating a colored womaa, ' named Mag Dersey on Thursday last.. His Honor required-James to contribute ten dollars to the school fund tor his Wk. gallant decorum. Oa Friday alternoon Elisha Nix en entered - tered entered the saloon of Tom it) an on Maim street:- He was met at the door by the proprietor, who discearged the contents of a pistol teward him without effect. Ensile went to Mayor O'Connor and swore out a warrant against Tom tor disturbing the peaee and diguity of the, quiet city of Paris. Mr. A. T. Forsythe, the new City Marshal, bits entered upon the reaponss. ble duties ot Peace Preserver. and fi es around town with as much alaurity ate it paper-carrier. Prof. Edward Jones, the popular book'. , seller on Main street, is recommended - as a very suitable persen to the olliee of Magistrate, He is a representative , nian ot spotless integrity, and would add , grace and dignity to the judicial bench. - LEXINGTON, KY.A perpetual alma almanac - nac almanac 18 needed at tue Mee of the old Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky Gazette. The editor says tete ia ' ..an unlucky year because it begins and ends with Friday; aud he historically - adds that this occurs only about once iu ' twenty years. , Our memory tells us that ' the years 1858 and 1869 began and ended wail Friday; 18,i4 began with Friday am - ended on Saturday. , , On Friday afternoon Esquire Charles Gibson summoned ajury and held an in inquest - quest inquest over the body of an in.ant found ' tloating.in Seott's pond, on the Wine , (Amster pike. The verdict of the jury was that tee child came to its death by being thrown ia the water by some illb known person.- - chief Hartley, of the Covington Fire Department, accompanied a patient train that city on Friday to the Lunatic) Aselum in this city'. The dog question is arousing the at attention - tention attention of sheep raisers and ottiere Central Kentucky. The.' Society of - Shakers, who cultivate large tracts ot land in Mercer county, raise ucithet bogs nor dogs. The.' Amdrican Citlien 'advishs the - crowd of loafers that hang around the , City Court-room to seek employ men-. . Houorable Judge Mulligan ougnt cautioned itgaiust allowing a crowd of loafers to idle away their time every daY in his Court.- If tiles feilows were , studying law their unhealthy present,' might be endured during cold weather. , A copy of Webster's unabridged die. tionary was given to Miss Darby as the , best orthographer in the spelling contest at Masonic Mali on Friday evening. Mr. George C. Snyder, the City Clerk -- of Lexington, would make a tip.top Clerk in the Court of Appeals. His lincI ulty and facility for tranecribing ars , wondertul. le is the second man that ever wee accused of doing more them ' his duty. Henry Coleman, who was 'stabbed by - Thomas Witaren, both of color, on the night of April 17th, died from tile effect of his wound on last Friday night. A, lad named John Pulliam, an em employe - ploye employe in the Press job-office, wassarrested " - far issuing bogua Wrens tickets. Mr, ' Bailey, the prosecutor and eines mane. ger, was held in $100 bail to appear fa the Cirouit Court as a witness againes '- Pulliam. This was more than the Circuit ' man bargaitied for. He "declared it would be impossible for.him, te attend; ; - since his duties require bim to be with the Cosmopolitan Show in distant parts.1 Colonel Gratz, the proprietor of the old Kentucky Gazette, like most news papermen, has a good opiuion of bimeelF.. But he has still a better opinion of his paper. Ile says: "It is to Lexington what the Courier-JoUrnal is to LOUis.r vine. A cow died last week near Winchester.- Of hydrophobia. , in the City Court, oniSaturday, Frank: Dulutoi wait timid $6 aad 'costs i'or ' orderly conthiet,-4and Sanford Graysow was tned the tatneVainount tor emu emumating - mating emumating a breadikof the peace. 'The pre- ' liminary exaualuatiost of Michael Luby, ,,,- for shooting his. wile and killing Patrick - , O'Briea, oecupied meet of tlie time batarda,y , , - - - ,

60881P. Oh the snore, the beautiful snore. ' Filling the chamber from ceiling to floor: Over the beVerlet, ander the sheet, From her dimpled chin way down to her feet. Now rising aloft like a'boo in Ja aei , - Now sunk to the wail of a cracked bassoon, Noir flute-like, subsiding, then risirg ' Is the beautiful snore of Elizabeth Jane. A muffA thing that bolds a young lady's band without squeezing it. Elijae liking, of Hopkinsvilleas not a surviving body-servant of George Washiaigtou, but,his razor is. When a girl deliberately selects tbe muddiest crossing, you may be sure she knows exactly the size of her foot. The cheerful Guinea fowl now tiles its morning saw in rural back-yards, very much to the discomfort of Sabbath sleepers. A colony of live hundred Bohemians will locate la Nebraska this seaeon. About the Mille the Biooklyn trial ends, we 'suppose. In some parts of Louisiana, When a girl sets the marriage day, she eounts up the ague days's() as to heivettie ceremony come on tile off day. A lively urchin accosted a drug-store man the other day: ,,Mister, ploase gimme a stick of liquoriee, your Mork goes with my sister The Halifax (N S.) perk dealers, in anticipation of a tine run of business, propose to furnish the citizens with their ouget-to-buy-noe-raphy. it, is now Mr. Tilton 8 turn to wish he were dead. And if he will start that wish in good earnest, he will get a lion subscribers to it in a week. figasure-seekieg tourists will do well to avoid Louisville for the present. The newly organimed- brase 'band there lets just received its iestruments. After a Delaware girl had lowered herself trom the window to-elope with a young man he backed out because he was afraid of tee minieter's dog. - tTottly now the tender-aearted wife parts to her searching husband the HAM HAMligenee - ligenee HAMligenee teat sne sent, els linen clothes to the Kansas sulfarere last winter. A little boy returning from the Sun Sunday - day Sunday school, said to Lie mother: eala, weft there a kitty-Mitsui for little boy b This eateehieM is to hard for me." The greatest feat in eating ever re- corded is told of a man weo toinmeaced by boltiug a door, alter whieli he threw up a window aud swallowed a whole awry. A Virginia -fanner said that, carpets looked handsome oa a floor, but he coulde't afford to hire some one to carry a carpet out door every time wanted to spit. They attempted to give out an eight syllable word at one ol tee Reode Island spelling matches tbe other night, but totted that there wasn't room ler it la the State. Mrs. Limner, ot Chicago, had a fight 1 about her cat the other aay with tee 1 uext door neighbor, mid the affair is gen generally - erally generally eintramerized as a pussy-LawlerMUSS otte A visitor engaged in angling at one of the Florida resorts a few days since, was somewhat surprised to lind a young alligator crawling up his back, under his shirt. , Spring hovere on balmy wings along the Northwester border, and the forfeits resound wita the music ot the grasehop. per filing his scythe for tee summer campaign; la a Connecticut town of about 1,200 inhabitants there are from sixty to seventy dentists. 'Upon an average, twp-thirds of the people have their jaws bandaged the whole year round. If Beecher and Tilton had had mus mustaches, - taches, mustaches, how difficult the kissing process would have been. Fortunately for both there was nothing to interrupt the full, luscious enjoyment of their oseutation. The coming iMunet is to have a hurri hurricane - cane hurricane deck and a ball tower, and will also have a signal light, birds of paradise, quay and Welch rabbits. Architects are plaunthg higher doors for its aceountio aceountiodation. - dation. aceountiodation. eNo," said she, leaning out of the win window - dow window and addreksing herself to her back,. door neighbor, this moruing, ,,we don't expect to do much at house-cleania' this year 'eta after the Brooklyn trial is over." At the trial of the Guieowar ot Baroda a Man testified that he was a punka punkawallah. - wallah. punkawallah. In all the hard names called in Brooklyn no one has equaled this. Neither Beecher nor Tilton has called the other a punkawallah. Several new German papers have been started in Iudiana. Tuis looks like thrift, but it is not. The last Legis lature authorized the publication of le legal - gal legal advertieements in the (lemma lan language. - guage. language. When the spring poet begins to talk of the smiling lace ot nature, of budding flowers, of the carol of tee birds in leaty dells, of striped stockings and heavenly croquet, where the dainty feet of pretty girls kiss the moraing dew, they let him go to grass. Nobody will ever learn how to give the pity he deserves to the weary and over overworked - worked overworked editor who has got a Job on band ,of making a great man out of somebody who hasn't got, Material in him fit for a successful driver ter a gentle pair of old gray Mille& New Orteanit threatens to banish one onefilth - filth onefilth of its populatiou by abotishing tree lunches. If this threat is put into exe execution, - cution, execution, the New Orleans lunch-fiend will complain ot hard times, as well as the workingman. A young lady in Indiana got up at midnight, foddered the cows split some wood aud got the water on t'o wash be before - fore before she awoke. That's the eilid of a girl for a man to marry. She'd go out some eight and hoe two acres 01 pota potatoes. - toes. potatoes. A fatal defect has been discovered in the New York 'Tribune building. The improved system for supplying tee eel eeltorial - torial eeltorial rooms with heat leaves nò means ot destroying poetical contributions. The literary. editor threatens to resign Unless they put the old stove back., Yon may go on inventing washing, machinesior the next fifty years, but to the average eye you can't patent any anything - thing anything equal to the sight of a lady's dia diamond - mond diamond rings dashing ei and out of the sparkling suds as she thumps a vet towel up and down the washboard. A very much flaring bonnet gave way on Sunday in front and sent the buneh of roses that covered the place where it was tacked -up square into the face of a gentleman coming in the oppopite dire. tion. Tee. lady, of course, was moat. tied and embarrassed,but tee irentlemen said he didn't miutt being shot St with rosest, - - - Rural joUrnallam In Minnesota bait its little pecallarities it must be admit admitted. - ted. admitted. As, tor instance, a countryman comes la to leave a benched horseraid horseraidand - and horseraidand requests a pleapant notice ()t ()this - his ()this arrival in town; also would like to have it mentioned that his farm, two yoke' ot oxen, a cow and a pair at bob.' aleda ate lot kat - ' - - - 1

ODDS AND ENDS. Not the bare title of a lord, Not stars andtarters others won, Not epaulets and spurs aud swords, Not names that come from sire to son, But earnest Work and hottest worth, That makes him noble ou the earth. Lowell, Mass, has a barkeeper over seven feet high. Mrs. Dates has been singing In San Francisco oburches. The leavy Tains have dejected the North Carolina tarmers. Mrs. Southsvorth is comparatively young, yet her books number 38. ' Women can practice law in lialpe, Missouri. Illinois aad Wisconsin. The currency of Cuba is getting to be worth ho little that it does 'not pay to counterteit A lull length statue and monument to the memory of Gen. Warren is to be erected in Boston. Notwithstanding the dull times', many of the largest businees houses in Subtext are raising the salaries ot teciaelliploYes. A Baltimore paper says that the Bal. Limon & Oato Railroad -delivers ia that .city, ea au average, 3,000 barrels of bil daily. There promises to be &general and ex. tetisive exodus of fashionable and protn. inept people to Europe the cumin :spring. A number of European Masons have signified their intention to be present at the dedication of Masonic Hall, in New York, ou the 2c1 af June. A London photograper offered Mr. Moody 1,1,000 tor the right to take his photograph and to publisu it exclusivoly, ' and bloody decilued the oiler. Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, who pro pro1 - 1 pro1 poses to make this country his home, nee 1 1 been Emperor forty-dour years, wad is 1 yet bur, lorty-nine years of age. Germany's military farces including thoeeol Bavaria .comprise 31;830 (sincere, 4itzli,So0 mea, 31'4,970 horses, 2,7o0 held anti tiaeseige pieces ,of mama buying winter residences in Florida is becoming Among those who have tioile so lately are said to 'be General Babcock and Seuator Anthony. The Superintendent ot a Washington cemetery bus been discharged because ha married in opposition to the wisues ot the cetnetery bourd of directors. It is said that tieueral Spinner super supervised - vised supervised the paseage of titty-iive thousand ot debars through the Treasury during his term of fourteen years. Somebody sent to a lady la Loudon an Easter egg whica contained aii African scorpion, by which interesting lusect the, lady was bitten so that see will probably die. Christian K. Ross visited Bordentown, East India, iu searce of tee lest boy Cuarlie Ross. A caul was found who answered the desoriptioat except tne ia es. is The pleasing Tenneesee State Senator, wilom a bigoted court beet to prawn for the peccatillie of marrying his greed greeddaugater, - daugater, greeddaugater, bail been pardoned by the Crov Croverase. - erase. Croverase. A Yale student has brought a snit for libel against the Now naval Register for relleutions upon nun in a report of a mock triest in whith lie took the part ot tee criminal. , , , - The fishing season has been very dis disastrous - astrous disastrous for Gloucester. Mass., thus tar, seven vessels and 77 lives having been lost, 69 more than diu'iug tee same period lust year. . A steamboat Welt hal presented a certain chattanooga editor with an empty skull'. Waal, that editor wants wite two oi thoee things wilt always re. main a diak-uufathoutable snyetery. blichigaa's new liquor law forbids sales to ruiners and habitual druukards, and also emit:tins a provision for tee puuisluneut of drunkards Who buy; ail welt as persons wee seltrin violation of the act. Paul Cassagnao says that every Im Imperialist - perialist Imperialist keeps the birtiality of tae 'Prince Imperial, but keeps it privateiy, because the einotions excited by the occasiou are too sacred to be indulged in Dubai). - e xzws !FROM 4401ND. DAYTON, KY.Rev. Mr. Allen, et Bal Baltimore, - timore, Baltimore, preached in the Episcopal Church yesterday. Professor btanage's music class pro proposes - poses proposes to reorganize enti give a concert at an early day. Dr. Dudley, aselstant Bishop of the Episcopal.. diocese. of Rentuisky, will preach and administer tee rite of con confirmation - firmation confirmation at St. John's Churcu to-niorrow (Tuesday) evening. Service will com commence - mence commence at 7:30 o'clock. Esquire Reuben Tedrow, who has served as magistrate very aeceptably, is a candidate tor re-election awl will again be chosen. Tab election takes place next Saturday. One great advautage of the new bridge at Taylor creek is that Col. Taylor's old nuisanoe that colletts the tickets will be abated. illILLERSBIÝEG, .KY.--Messrs. Vol ,M. Porter & O. VV. Maier have purchased the stock of groceries of the late Johu T., Taylor. CatiFoartia, 0.There were between 130 anti 4o young men and young ladies la the M. E. S. submit yesterday. As tlie steamer C. P. Huntington was rounding in at the California wharf this morning a band ot M11810itthe on board played some due pieces of music, which brought the foundrymen to the banks of the river. Judging from the amount of cheering and hallooing teat was indulged in by these modest country boys, the C.' P. Huntington seems to be their la lavorite. - vorite. lavorite. RIDGEVILLE, IND.Rev. H. N.Herriex, ,minister of the at. E. Caurch, wao has , 1 been here Jor two yeare, has been ap appointed - pointed appointed to the Hartferd City charge, and ' is to be succeeded by Rev. G. B. Work, ' from the North Muncie district. Rev. Mr. Herrick is well known as an able 1 and polished pulpit orator, and we hope , his future tield.may prove both pleasant and successtul.. Much Interest is manifested In the ap aplroaoning - lroaoning aplroaoning munioipal election. Nineteea traveling commercial men known as drummers visited this place yesterday, aud it was not a very good day for drummers either. Five ot them represented the tobacco and cigar Inter Interest, - est, Interest, three the drug business, four dry gocids, live liquors. and two hardware. ' Wilether this tudicates a revival of busi business - ness business or not we can not say, but oue thing Is pretty generally ausierstood waile that class of persons live move and him their. being, itidgeVill'e will have her share,. HAmt,ToN.Satardity morning a mall' named Richey, from Piqua, was run ovor by a freight train on the C., & D. road, and had hiss right arm badly crushed. The necessary medical aid was given, after which he was taken to tlie County 1 Infirmary. 1 jar Fol0000r loft tor Whooliogi We Vtus

WHAT 'THE WINES WHISPER. 'William Mortis, a Green connty pio pioneer, - neer, pioneer, Was buried Sunday. At Urbana, Ohio, the ground was coV-. ered with snow on Saturday. The strike of cotton operatives at Blackburn, England, has ended. 'The office of the Terre -Haute Exprese was destroyed by fire yesterday. 'Specie shipments from New York yes yesterday - terday yesterday were $11,150,000 in gold cola. The' post-odic and & book-store at Oakland, Oregon, burned last night. Mrs. 10. B. Conway. ot the Brooklyn Theatre, is much impaired in health. The President has not yet accepted the: resignation of Attorney General Wil Wilhams. - hams. Wilhams. Dr. Jagger, of Philadelphia, is to- be orttaiued Bishop of Southern Ohio on Wednesday. The reiiidence of Mr. Tile, of Xenia, was burned yesterday. Loss, $1,800. Furniture all saved. The Spanish Govemment has Daid $45,- 000 of the $80,000 on account of the'Vir the'Virginius - ginius the'Virginius affair. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company began yesterday to pay their dividends without rebate. , Indictments found in 1872, in New York, against several hundred persons in New York, for whisky !mode, have been milled. It Is claimed that the Union Pacific Railroad will have repairs completed and be ready for the full resumption of business to-day. , The Legislature of Louisiana has ad adjouruclit - jouruclit adjouruclit sine die. In the Senate, the res. elution. suspending clinten from ()Mee was postponed-18 to 6. Amos Ladd, &married man, of Koko Kokomo, - mo, Kokomo, has been arrestdd upon the affidavit of Miss Lyons, for bastardy. Failing to give bonds, he languishes in jail. The mill operatives at Natiok and An Antic, - tic, Antic, IL who are on a strike, have noti notified - fied notified the Superintendents that they will return to work on Holiday next. Johnson, the murderer, who was to have been hung at Cleveland on the 28th instant,. has had his sentence comtnuted to imprisonment for life by Gel Alien. Minneapolis is distressed over another break the tunnei, which can not.be re repaired - paired repaired till the river falls. The extent el the damage has not been made public. Brigham Young is before the Courts again for contempt, in failing to pay ali alimony - mony alimony to the amount of $50) a month to Anna Eliza, during' the peadeney of her suit. The memory of Cervantee, the great Spanish author who' died April 23. 1616, was honored in' New York by a requiem mass, festival, etc., largely attended by Spaniards. Under the auspices of the Ohio State Sabbath-school Union Association, a Convention will be held in tile Methodist Episcopal Church at Lancaster, O., next Sunday eveniug. A fire at Eau Claire, Wis., destroyed the American House, tee titA0reli the same block, and the -barns of the Eau Claire Lumber Company. Loss, $10,0e0. Insurance, $2,700. Saturday morning a man named Wm. Hart, residing four miles 'forte of Mt. Vernon, Oak), committed suicide by hanging himself in IAA) barn. Insanity is the supposed cause. Tyler Curtis, of San Francisco, whose wile died recently from abortion, died himself Friday, in New York, from the results of a cold contracted on the voy voyage - age voyage from Calitornia. "The Comptroller of Currency has de declaerd - claerd declaerd a dvidend of 10 per cent. in favor of the creditors of the First National Bank of Mansfield, O., making in all a dividend el 85 per cent.. Arthur B. Barrett, Mayor of St. Louis, died about half-past tour o'clock Satur Saturuay - uay Saturuay morning, of inflammation of the bowels, brought. On by overwork durag the recent poutical cauvass.

to The Union League Club-house, corner Twenty-sixth street and Madison av avenue, - enue, avenue, New York, was badly damaged by tire yesterday. The building was owned by Mr. Leonard Jerome. The Rutland, Vermont, Herald build building - ing building and book-store, and the press rooms ol Tuttle 45 Co. are considerably injured by the lira this morning; fully insured, aud the paper appears as usual. , Later reports give more fayorable in information - formation information as to effect of the tecent un unseasonable - seasonable unseasonable trust upon the condition of the tobacco plants turoughout Kentucky. It is not now believed that any serious injury was dons. Accounts ,continue to come of the depredations ot Mexican marauders on the Texan border. Murders and rob robberies - beries robberies are of almost daily occurrence, and a reign of anarchy. and terror pre preveils - veils preveils all along the troutier, Coat is scarce in Philadelphia, and during the week has been retailing at Vi 60 per ton. The quantity sent trout all regions, so far this year, is 3,741,903 tons, against 4,titi0,400 tons to the same period last year. Tile decrease in the supply of anthracite le 1,217,516 tons. At Kokomo, Ind., on Saturday, a seri seriOtis - Otis seriOtis and probably fatal affray occurred on Railroad street, in which Ike Evans struck William Tow with a club, laying open the back part of his head. Tow is la a very critical condition. Evans was taken to jail to await the resuit, of TOw's injuries. Cir Alfred Crergb, L. L. D Chief In Intendant - tendant Intendant General of the Order of Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine and ap appendaut - pendaut appendaut orders, has authorized the state statement - ment statement that an organization in New Albany, Ind., styling itself "The Grand Imperial Council of Indiana? is illegal and irregular. At a meeting of the nail feeders of W heeling it wits decided that all the feeders in the different of that city should strike for three-fifths, and main maintaiu - taiu maintaiu the strike until the price demanded was granted aud all the feeders taken back to their positions. The helpers' strike is also general. - Advices front Coffeyville, Kansas, state that a large band ot Osage Indians have escaped !roan' the Osage Agency, and are moviug toward Soutliwestern Kansas, where, it is said, they will take revenge for the killing of four of their tribe by the State miiitia, last August. The settlers are fleeing to the towns of Kan. sae for protection., Two Companies of the Sixth ;United States Cavalry, under command of Lien.' tenant 'Maly, on Saturday attacked a band of raiding Cheyenne Indians on Sapper creek. Kansiter,.' A. severe fight enbued, which resulted in the utter de defeat - feat defeat and rout ot the Indians. Nineteen warriors, inOluding ,two chiefs and. a meditine man,' ' were , Med, and -130 ponies were oaparedir