The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-08

G.. Stearns, of IrOnton, o., was elected ii
teacher of drawing and penmanship at the
salary of 5000 for the remaining nine months
Of the school year. Rev.Mr. Hendley resign
ell from the Board of Examiners.
The Democracy of Campbell County, at
Alexandria Yesterday. instructed their dele
gates for Carlisle The following gentlemen
were appointed delegates: ]. r. Hallam,
Paris G. Brown, George Ii. Hode Thomas
Artsman. Richard Barrett, M Blau, X. w.
Nelson, John S. Ducker, John G. Sehroll,
Frank Edgar J. M. Macarthur, VIM NJ.
White, J. w. Foudray. II. D. Helm, Dr.
Peter Thornton, VIM. Wilmer, Peter Ems /
wier, +. NJ. Hill, John s. Youtsey, S. d. |
McVean, r. p. Mackibben, r. J; Reardon
VIM Yellon, J. b. Often, j. III. Nelson, Jr-,
J. NJ. Shaw.
The wife and family of Francis Lehman,
the man found dead by the roadside last
Saturday, having insisted that the stomach
of the deceased be analyzed. the Coroner,
not wishing to take the responsibility Of
putting the county to expense, referred the
matter to the County Attorney this morn
ing. The latter gave his opinion as follows;
Under the circumstances no analysis OF
the stomach should be made, as no interest
of the county or Commonwealth could be
subserved by it. Such miHute examina-
tons, other than a pOst-mortem, are to be
made only where there are weE-founded
suspicious of foul play"
HAMILTON.
The gate receipts for the five days Of the
County Fair amounted to "a, 1S4 II.
Joseph Davis is candidate for the Office
of Justice of the Peace of Hamilton Town
ship.
The glass-ball shooting match comes off
this afternoon near the Variety Iron Works
A diamond pin is the prize offered.
The remains of Mrs. Tillie Arms did not
arrive here yesterday as expected, and in
consequence the funeral services will be
held to-day
The Sunday-sehool Assoc; alton of the
| United Presbyterian Church will meet
Thursday evening at Mrs. j. ID. Stark's, on
Third street.
James Stewart, of the U. S. Express Com
pany, is still lying, not expected to recover,
with consumption. Mr.. Stewart has been
q sufferer for some time.
Conductor John NJ Shut has gone to Chi
cago to attend the Railway Passenger and
! Freight Conductor Aid and Benefit Asso-
citation of the United States, which is in ses-
| sion in that city. Mr.. Shut also represents
the Grand Division of the Conductors
| Brotherhood.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
| Major Morgan can try case which usual
| ly takes two magistrates to examine.
| The Gazette is Just one year behind time
in announcing the starting of Union
School in this town.
Miss Belle Furhman, who, by the way,
| II.
the use of her piano for the concert on Fri
day night.
| Professor McGinnis, of Dayton, and Col.
Hamilton of Covington are announced as
the speakers for the temperance meeting
tomorrow night.
We are glad to state that Miss Lou. Miles
is not hurt as badly as wasat first supposed.
The individual who was the cause of the
injury, if caught viii doubtless place no
more wires across sidewalk.
A brilliant party of little folks number
ing about fifty assembled at the residence
of Mr.. George Stratler last night, where
they enjoyed a pleasant and happy even
ing, playing all manner of games such as
they can enjoy. A splendid repast was
served, to which they did full justice. Geo.
Straffer, Jr., Charlie Anspaugh and Master
Charlie Williams, assisted by Miss ella
Straffer and Miss Ella Reed, contributed
greatly to the evenings fun.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Bishop Toebbe, of Covington, preached to
a large congregation at st. Paufs Church
Sunday.
The fall meeting of the Kentucky Trottine
Horse Breeders Association commenced
Yesterday and will continue until next
Saturday.
Another meeting of the Ex-Confederate
Association will be held this evening to
consider the proposition Of a large number
The Nationals of this District will hold a
Convention at the Courthouse tomorrow
at noon. A full attendance is requested, as
a candidate for Congress will be nominated
1t is said Father Ennis, of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, Newport will
be appointed pastor of st. Paul's Church, in
this city, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Father Bekkers.
Mr.. Chas Backman, of Stony Ford; JOS
Harker, the owner of the famous trotter
Lulu, Bay Queen and other flyers; David
Bonner, brother, and Allie Bonner. the eld
est son of Robert Bonner; NJ p Bush and
Henry Jewett, leading citizens of Buffalo
Eugene llcnmonu, SOll Oh DedH IlChHloHu
and George B. Alley, the former owner O.
Dexter, are in this city and will remain
until after the races
EATON, o.
Dr. Frank Michael of this city leaves to
morrow for the Bellevue Medical College
New York, where he expects to graduate il
March next, and next year will go t.
Europe to complete his studies. He is
bright medical student, who knows no sucl
word as fail"
John R. McCord, of Camden, has PROVED
himself to be success in the way of getting
up Railroad Excursions" His last effor
to the Yearly Meeting at Richmond, Ind.
netted him over 800. His bills are out TO
: another to Cincinnati, Sunday next (Octo
Der 13th), which doubtless many of our citi
: zens will take advantage of and go and Sc
, the BLACK Ape"
0ITVICAT K0VES