The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-02

yards of the Cincinnati Southern Railway,
has been sent TO Walton to get things there
out of tangle Barney Mulyihill, the
Roadmaster, knows who to send to do job
that will stand.
Gov. VIII Cumback, of Indiana, will de-
liver his celebrated lecture at Armory Hall
Monday evening. This is the first opportu-
nifty the people ee Ludlow ever had Of hear
ing great speaker, a great lecturer, and,
above all distinguished American speak
in Ludlow in hall large enough to hold all
he can draw.
. PISGAH, o.
There will be grand dramatic entertain
ment given at the School Building in Pisgah
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
March 9th and 7th, by the Pisgah Dramatic
Club. The following dramas will be played: ::
Uncle TOMS Cabin" Limerick Boy"
Handy Boy" A good band has been Sc
cured for the occasion. Over two hundred
tickets have already been sold. Those de-
string good seats should go early.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
General Warren Keefer is in the city.
DR.. Geo. d. Grant has located at London,
Ohio.
The police made ninety-nine arrests last
month.
Mr.. J. NJ. Spinning died at his residence
at o'clock yesterday.
The Mayor discharged Rel. Rathburn,
charged with attempt to rape.
The Mayor fined Michael Jordan $40 and
costs for violating the Sunday ordinance.
The colored man whose arm was injured
at Lagonda last week died of his injuries.
Mrs. Ann Page, of Central avenue, fell
and broke one of her limbs on Thursday.
Mr. Schultz, the Limestone-street grocer,
will move to North Carolina to engage in
the lumber business.
Mr.. w. Fl. Kaufman, Mr. Henry Kauf-
man, and Mr.. G. W. Buttertield, the we'll
knowp historical writer, we're in the city
yesterday.
The jury in the case of Nelson VS.. Davis,
who heard over fifty witnesses and speeches
from five lawyers had not reported yester-
day evening
The following burial permits were issued
during the month of February at Ferncliff
Cemetery: Catherine F. Geer, city, 26 yrs;
Mary Grossman, city, mos; Infant Hen
son, city, stillborn; Sarah Shuttle, city,
IS yrs; Walter Hulz, city, II yrs Clark
Schuchman, county, rs mos; Infant Neff,
county, Is mos; Frank Wright city, mos;
VIM. Henry Thomas, city, 36 yrs.
Pursuant to the call of the Committee a
goodly number of the Workingmen of the
city assembled Thursday evening at City
Hall, for the purpose of ratifying the plat
form adopted by the National Convention
of the National Party held in Toledo, Ohio
February 22d, 1878.
On motion Mr.. f. A.Lewis was elected
Chairman and Mr.. E. T. Ridenour was
elected Secretary.
The platform was then read, and on mo-
ton of c. H. Berry, that the platform be
ratified and adopted as the principles of the
Workingmen of Clark County, several
speeches were made by Working
pies therein set forth. A rising vote being
called for, every working man in the house
stood up, not vote being cast against it,
and the platform was adopted unanimously
and with enthusiasm.
A Committee of Three was thenappointed
to draft form of organization of the Ma
tional Party in Clark County, and they
were instructed to report the names of suit
able men for the Central Committee and
the other officers of the organization, to re-
port to an adj djourned meeting. The Chair
man appointed H. A. Ashley, w. S. Tib-
bits and Charles d. Gray as such Com
mittee.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
next Thursday evening, at 80 o'clock, in
the room back of ]. ]. Smiths office, over
No. 2lH East Main street.
WEST COVyNGTON, KY.
Our genial friend and beau-ideal, Mr..
Charles Martin, will before long, it is said,
make his appearance before the public as a
|egerdemain or sleight of-hand man. What
next?
Mrs. Warwood, a lady widely known here
md in Ludlow, died last evening a few
minutes after o'clock, after short ill
ness, of pneumonia. The funeral will prob
ably take place from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Renshaw, in Coving-
ton, tomorrow.
The Home Circle gave their tenth enter
tainment of the season at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening to crowded house, rem
dering the comedy in two acts, entitled
'Joy is Dangerous in an acceptable man
ner The readings by D. Ashbrook, includ-
ing scene from Hamlet" a new feature,
were well rendered. This Club has in
course of rehearsal new piece, entitled
Time and the Hour"