The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
LEXINGTON. KY.

LEXINGTON. KIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan will leave for
Florida this evening or tomorrow.
Two hundred persons have signed the
pledge IN Owingsyille in three days.
The name of the Towers Station on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad is changed
to the "iiigh Bridge Station"
Mr.. J. w. Lell has withdrawn from
thr firm OF Lell e. Seelbach. OF the ST..
Nicholas Hotel. The business will now
be continued by Mr.. Seelbach.
1t is reported that fast train will be
run on the X. G.. Railroad which will
make the trip from COvington to Lex
Ington in three hours and IA half.
The funeral services of Mr.. Thomas
Boggs, aged sixty hree years, who died
in his civ on The 21st inst, took place
from St. PaupS Church, on Short street,
yesterday evening at O'clock.
PARIS, KY.
Hayerly's New Orleans MInstrels will
show in Millersburg tonight. Ii IS hard
on Us when a troupe like that gives Mil
lersburg the preference to Paris.
Healy's Hibernian Minstrels showed
here Wednesday and Thursday nights
to good houses, considering the weather.
TUey gave Il good snow, which was well
worth The money.
81 We would call the attention OF our
"City Fathers" to the great necessity of
having gas lamps on the old Georgetown
Pike. All OF our citizens who live on
Walkers Hill travel this road, and OF a
Dark night 1t Is the next thing to an i'm
possibility for them to see their way.
The "Murphyo meeting was slimly at
Tended on Wednesday night, on account
Of the snow, aud it being prayer-meeting
night at tue different churches. There
We're seven more, however, to don the
Glue ribbon. Thomas 2. Dillon, who
joined the hrst night, got up aud made a
very effective speech.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The M. E. Mite Society meets this eye-
ming at the residence oS MIR. Tedrow,
All are invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Balance, q highly
esteemed and respected lady, died at
the residence OF her son, on Berry ave-
nue., Wednesday night. Deceased was
IN the seventeen year Of her age.
We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. James Cunningham, which took
place last night at the residence Of his
motuer, after q long aud painful illness,
OF palpitati0n of the heart. 1t was
thought, however, he was improving, as
yesterday morning he arose early and
dressed, and ate heartily, and was walk
ing around the house during the dav.
Al night be took a sudden relap ,e, and
all his friends were gathered around his
bedside to lake the last farewell of him
Who was 80 dear to them. James was
in the twenty-ihird year Of his age, and
was respected by all who knew him.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Lewis Nichols took out his papers
yesterday to wed Maria CowIes, widow
Of VIM. Cowles.
Jacob Ferrill and Frank Sortwell were
taken in yesterday for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
The funeral Of Nellie, fve-year-old
daughter OF Peter Ma Iteusteine, occurred
this afternoon at O'Clock. She died of
Group, and was only sick one night.
Tue citizens Of Lawrenceburg are re-
joiclng at the prospects OF another foun-
dry coming here. The firm OF Galway Il
Semple, OF Covington, are talking
strongly of moving down here.
HAMILTON.
The house OF N. G. French, at Linden.
wald, was entered by burglars Tuesday
night. Little or nothing OF value was
taken.
In the case of the State VS.. Francis
Kopp, indicted for bigamy, the defend
ant gave $1,000 bond for his appearance
a. the term of Court.
A German aged about sixty years
was found yesterday morning dead in
the attic OF boarding-house on the cor.
ner OF Trout and Dayton streets, Third
Ward, kept by Mrs. Kullman. From
the evidence adduced at the Coroners
jury it appears the old man committed
suicide by shooting himself. On his per-
sea were found several papers and ac
counls, but moth Dg that would lead to
his identity. The following was writ
ten alter the first shot was fired, and at-
ter portion Uf his lower jaw and mouth
mad been shot off: 'Nothing but pains
drive me 10 commit this deed OF suicide,
and God will no doubt have mercy OH
me and on my SOU. and to this merclful
God l commend my poor soul in the full
belief that he Will save it. l have shot
myself once, and failed: will now make
Lne second attempt, which will be IN ore
ceftAln,O