The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-11

Gardner, morning, and Rev. r. L. Coop i
Second Presbyterian ohurch--Rex. j.
L. Albriton, morning, and Rev. q Fosr
German N ethodist Church--Rey. J. 0.
Grinstead, 1890 A. M; Rev. II. Newman,
1880 r. NJ.
HAMILTON.
Common Pleas Court yesterday ad-
journed until next Tuesday.
The funeral OF the late Thomas Miller
took place this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
from the Presbyterian Church.
The Board of County Commissioners
held meeting yesterday. Bills TO the
amount Of $128 % we're passed.
Thursday Mrs. Moran, an aged wash
erwoman n, lost s. note somewhere be.
tween Winters store, First Ward, and
Bolps jewelry store. The old lady 10
quite poor and feels her loss severely.
An effort is being made by the citizens
| of the Fourth Ward to induce Mr.. DICK
Skinner to consent to be q candidate tor
lmember of the School Board. No better
man could be found in the Fourth WARD.
| Yesterday a lad some twelve years of
age, son oil Jacob Zettler, while playing
ON tue west end Of the Suspension
Bridge, fell of and was severely cut and
bruised about the head. He was not
considered dangerously hurt.
The remains Of Mrs. Mamie McGarth,
llate of Cleveland, were brought here
this morning for interment in Green.
wood Cemetery. Mrs. McGarth was q
daughter OF the Hon. N. q. Mcfarland,
and formerly resident Of Hamilton,
where her childhood was spent. MRS.
McGarth died OF consumption at her
home in Cleveland.
/ LEXINGTON. KY.
Il An ordinance requiring the firemen to
, remain at the engine-house went into
effect yesterday.
/ Gen. Price has been removed from the
. office OF Postmaster, and Col. A. H. Mill
ward has been appointed in his place.
II Council on Thursday evening passed
) 1 an ordinance establishing City Hospi
: tai and appointed five Commissioners
7 under whose supervision it Will be con
: Quoted.
The Press still keeps up a howlins
r over the Steward OF the Asyium. The
3 people are becoming tired Of this malig
i nant cry, and are waiting for some proc
= in the matter.
9 The Fire Committee returned from
= Cincinnati and made a report. Tht
y matter of selling a new engine to Lex
ington now lies between the Silsby ant
the Ahrens manufacturing companies.
VIM. Hastings, who committed mur
derous assault upon his wife, was triet
= before Judge Stevenson and sent to th
y asylum on the charge OF lunaey. Hast
'- ings has long been an inmate OF Tn
n asylum. but was thought to have sutil
!, ciently recovered and was allowed 3
ireturn to his home at his wife's request
E when he made the assault upon her Wit
r nat iron, which leaves her IN critica
g condition. f HNa rGt...
3 DAYTON, ky.
Two conventions were held last ever
>. ing for the nomination OF city officers
ID one at Ehmers Hall and one at Abbot
70 Hall.
re At Abbet's W. M. Donaidsen was non
q mated for President Of Council, job
% Winton for Clerk, F. A. Rheam for Ire;
c. sarer, Chas. Clark FOR Assessor, an
y John Dowd for Jaifer. In the Thir
Ward-For Council, VIM. Lusck; Scho'
10 Board, Hiram Jencks. Fourth Ward
~ For Council. John A. Daily and Hari
in Haylin; School Board, Andy Gutter an
AlonZo Adams.
n. At Ehmer's Hail were nominated
e. For President OF Council, Wm. Hassol
n for Clerk, Casper Heeg; for Treasure
4. Henry Fasche; for Assessor, Augu
* Wufier; for Jailer, John Dowd. Far
a Ward--OOuucii, George Adams; Scho
d. Board, George Notte, jr. Second Wal
John Eohafield and Jof
II Bauman; School Boad, John II. Visl
and VIM. Pollock.