The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-10
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| dAMlLION.
Rev. Hanna, of x snia, 4illed the United
presbyterian pulpit yesterday. 4.
Miss Mary -Clokey, OF Springfield, is
! visiting her bro rher, Rev. A. w. CIokey.
! John Loder, the florist, was thrown
rirom his wagon Saturday, and badly
hurt.
The Ladies' Book Club met Saturday
Iafternoon at Mrs. DR.. MillikIn's, Third
Ward.
yesterday {. .& ), ,Traber brought suit
on account OF $234 against John Long
Fellow.
| i1n' the case Of Lizzie Macy vs.. Joseph
Macy, divorce granted and custody ol
child given plaintiff.
/! The funeral OF Mrs, Nancy Hill took
place this morning from the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Turner.
/ Shepherd, Curtis g. Williams filed their
petition against #. Il. Foote and others
asking JUL y ment Tor ,$225 with Interest
lafom February 10, 1876.
L. B. Delacourt,. the. defeated .cahdi-
date for member of School Board from
she Fourth Ward, has gwen notice that
he will contest the election.
/ In the case OF Margaret NJ. Dyer
against the Mutual Benefit Life. Insur-
Eance Co., cause removed to the Circuit
court OF the Southern District Of Ohio.
Our citizens should not forget the lec-
lture this evening by Rev. George Max
ven, of Cincinnati, at tile Y. NJ. y. A.
Hall. Subject, women Of the Reyolu-
ltion."
A meeting OF the ladies of the United
Presbyterian Church was held Saturday
and preliminary steps taken TO organize
% Ladies' Missionary Society In the IN.
terest oi Foreign MISSIONS.
| The ladies Of the Nj. e. Church are
making preparations for their Genten.
piRl Tea Party, which, on account of the
late revival in the church, had been
postponed from the ga Of February.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session Saturday. 1t was re-
solved to build bridge over Seven-mile
Greek, hear Sonmeryilie, and instrpc-
Etions given the Auditor to advertise for
lbids for the stone work. Bills to the
Famount of $105 10 weye'passed.
LEXINGTON, KY.
FLORIDA.
$50 reward has been offered for the
kcapture (dead or allye) OF the man whc
iBhot captain Drake.
The tribunal at Nicholasville has sent
Wade Soper to, the Penitentiary fol
thres years, tor killing II. IL. Masters.
Mrs. Caroline Waters, who died IL
FLORIDA few days ago, will be brought
ito this city, her former home. for inter
Imeflt.
Nj. Frank Treacy, cousin OF Captain
y. y. Treacy, died suddenly on Friday
might from the effect of cold, which i
seems affected his lungs and brain. III
was about twenty-five years OF age.
Mr.. Daniel O'Hearn, aged about fift.
years, died Saturday morning from tht
effects OF a stroke on the head received
from some unknown party about fou
years ago. His funeral took place oi
sunday.
COvINGToN.
Criminal Court convened this morning
In special session.
John Maurer, of the Twelfth-stree
Hose. Company, broke his left arm at tn
sire Of Saturday by falling from q roof.
G. Motz was fined the tax and costs b
Commissioner Bostwick on the chafg
OF violating the Internal Revenue laws.
The alarm of fire from BOX No. Al, Sat
urday Afternoon, was sent il on accoun
Of the burning of the roof OF Nos. 90 an,
% East Twelfth street, owned by Fl
Sehwertman, and occupied by ,Thurstol
SchaHr, the policeman. The loss wa
atbout $3.50; cause, a defective fiue.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
The result OF Saturdays election oi
the gas question was as follows: yea
Al, nays 50. According to this tuere viii
be no gas. but the probabilities are tina
If the Gas Company succeed in gettin
the eontract TO supply Newport the
will 90 ahead with the works as. the
claim they have got binding c0ntrac
with the Cit, council oil Beilevae. III
judges of Electioh were Messfs. W. II
Nixon and Philip Gentzcher. Sheriff
john Currants; CLERK, Ii. +. Coriell.
L.. NEWPORT.
1t is thought that The Sixth Infantry
Gen. Hazeu's regiment, wili be ordere'
from it's post On the frontier to occup,
the Newport Barracks.
The stockholders of the Newport Gem
etery Company erected two directors 10
the ensuing three years, and cnos
,Messrs. Thomas Gideon ana Georg
Pagan.