The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
LEXINGTON, KY,

| The Council Appropriated $50 for the
| Home of the Friendless.
| Winchester is publishing daily paper
! during the conference which meets there
this week.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning
was in the country. We could not learn
whose house IL was.
Tue celebrated trotting mare Gold
smith Maid arrived Thursday evening
aud proceeded to the new fair grounds,
where sue VIII trot Monday against her
| best time, 2:l4.
Under the new Vagrant law adopted
oy Council, quite number of negro
women have been arrested, About
! thlrty-lour were brought iuto the City
Court Oh Thursday.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has reduced Its scale O, charges
about forty per cent. The rate from
Lexington 10 Cincinnati is % cents Tor Il
message OF ten worus.
Miss Betsy Anderson died in this city,
at the residence of Mr.. George W.
strand, i'll the nInetIeth year OF her age.
Her funeral took place yesterday, aud
was largely attended.
DAYTON. KY.
Inc Excelsior Literary and Dramatic
CluO WllI meet this evening.
Mrs. j. Gum, of Milwaukee, is the
guest OF Mis-. Charles A. Bird.
The School Board announce a meet
lag on Thursday evening next.
Dir. Orrln Cady has been admitted to
Tue bar as practlcing lawyer.
REV. j. PETIT will preach Sunday
morning and n4ght aJthe Baptist Lhurci,
1 " RI
Ing AZ 3 z. NJ.
The Murphy meeting at the Baptist
church last night was numerously at
Tended. Captain Taylor Wells, Colonel
VIII. Spencer and Professor McGInnIs
addressed the meeting.
HAMILTON.
j. A. JordOn, OF Cincinnati, was in the
city yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to'squire Hinkle and Emily Craut,
The UniVersaIist Church social last
night at Mrs. Andrews passed off very
pleasantly.
The Ladies' Book Club met this after
noon at Mrs. Henry Beardsley's, when
the Docks for the year were drawn.
Application his been made to appoint
a guardian Tor Wm. Thompson, OF Union
Iownsh p, aged eighty, an imbecile.
Yesterday afternoon Caroline Getz.
aged about forty years, died suddenly
of heart disease, on the farm of Jacob
Baker, on the Eaton r Iad. Sne had
been 10 the city in the morning attending
churcL. A Coronel's jury was held ana
u verdict OF death from heart disease
rendered.
Rev. Balm, Of Chicago, will conduct
The communion services Tomorrow
morning in the United Presby terian
Church,
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Scharr,
wAo died yesterday OF apoplexy, VIII be
held tomorrow morning at ST. Johns
Church.
Tne Emerson Club meets this evening
at the mouse OF CALVIN Skinner, Third
W ard: This Club gives mu n promise
and Will soon rauk among The first in tue
city.
The Democratic meeting to be held
Tuesday next at JAcks0nsburg, this
county, will be addressed by Hon. John
McManon, OF Day ton, and other promI-
uent Democrats.
ltappears now that Mr.. Sample, men,
Der OF the Board of County Commas
siOnerS, has recOnsidered the matter,
ana VIII not WltAuraW from the Boaru, |
as was mentioned before III the STAR
Many surmses are INDUCED in as to Lne |
cause which made the tender OF the |
esignatlon necessary. Mr.. Sample |
gave no reason for his actioi in the mat |
Ter, and now says the cause having been |
removed he hIs no desire to resIgu.
JACKSONVILLE.
The SunnaJ -,cnuOl ol the Baptist |
Church VIII Mold their anniversary SER
vices tomorrow morning. Addresses
Will be delivered by j. Ii. Cheeyer, w,
II. D0ane anu others.