The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-14
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SHARoN.--Mr. VIM. Lunderburg. who
committed suicide about mile IRON this
place yesterday, leaves q vile and three
children, and large circle OF friends TO
mourn his loss.
William Ferris has not yet recovered
his buggy, which was stolen few days
ago.
There have been about 1000 hogs ship
ped from here this year.
A mad dog was killed here yesterday.
Loafers are in abundance, and witty as
ever.
LAwRENcEBURa, fND.-The cooking
range in Kitchen Of Mr.. Ezra Hays ex-
pl0ded Sunday morning, leaving big
hole in the ceiling. One Of the lids struck
Miss Sarah Gully on the forehead, knock
ing her senseless. TIE cause of the ex-
plosion Is not known. but it is supposed
the water In the pipes was frozen and
the boiler empty, and that as the range
heated up, the ice melted, and the water
rushed suddenly into the hot boiler,
causing the accident. Miss Cully's head
was so badly cut that Drs. Harding and
Miller had to take seven stitches in sew
ing up the wound.
HAMILTON.-At the annual election OF
the stockholders of the Second National
Bank the old Board OF Directors were all
President and Henry Waltner as Cash
ier.
Since the ice-outting commenced Rath-
enbush & Ratclff have packed over two
thousand tons.
1t would seem from the Secretary's re-
porto the business done by the Il. nj. &c
NJ. Insurance Company that the duh
times had not effected their business
very much; $l6,026 OF is what was netted
this year, as shown by the Secretary's
report.
Miss Irene Thomas and Miss Bertha
Barnitz, of Middletown, who have been
honoring our city with their presence for
the post few days, returned home last
evening. They were escorted as far as
the North Hamilton Station by some Of
their gentlemen friends.
Rev. A. w. Clokey spent Tuesday in
College CUrner in attendance at Presby-
terry. ~
committed to Jail on the charge of selling
liquor to minors. He vas afterwards
! taken before Judge Cochran on writ Of
habeas corpus and discharged.
A grand bal masque is advertised to
come of at the Opera Hall on Thursday
night.
Judge Gilmore has sent his resigna-
tion TO Governor Allen as Judge of the
Common Pleas, to take effect on the 10Th
inst.
Yesterday the Board of County Com
missioners spent most of the day exanl-
ining the vouchers for orders drawn on
the County Treasury by Ex-Auditor
Peck. The county. debt was reduced
1880 by the redeeming of that amount
of county bonds. So far SO good. Let
the good work go on. "a little leayen
leaveneth the whole lump" David Sam
pie is the leaven IN this case; we make
1t pain that one though running may
| read.
Judge. .Hume's friends are confident Of
mis- appointment by Governor Allen to
ill the vacancy about to be made by the
resignation Of Judge Gilmore, OF the
Common Pleas Court, recently elected
Judge of the Supreme Court.
A petition was filed yesterday In the
Clerk's office by the Howe Machine Com
pany v. Elizabeth Metz and the Hamilton
Loan and Building Association, in which
suit was brought TO recover note Of
$12S.d
All the ice-houses in the vicinity of the
city are we'll filed.
Up to noon yesterday the streets were
a perfect, glare Of ice, and pedestrians
found locomotion rather difficult.
/ Yesterday in the District Court the
following petitions in error were filed:
Anthony Myem ct al v. the Hamilton
Building and Saving Association; Elias
Webb v. Chas. b. Barnett.
1t is rumored that the Board of Trade
died quite suddenly short time ago.
Water on the brain was the probable
cause of death, but there having been no
"Coroners jury summoned" the true
cause OF its demise may never be known.