The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-13

about o'clock and retired. This morning
about 80 O'Clock his usual hour for rising,
as he did not make his appearance,
his wife went to wake him, when she
| found him a corpse. Deceased was en-
ployed as porter at the firm of Brown q Co.,
wholesale grocers on Walnut street, Cincin-
natl. About six months ago, while at work,
heavy weight fell on his side breaking
rib, and it is supposed injured himself in
ternally, as he soon after complained of
pain in his side Yesterday a barrel of
sugar struck him in the same place, and
when at the supper table last night he COM
planned of the old pain being renewed.
dict of death from a heart clot, superin-
duced by an accident while at work, was
rendered,
HAMILTON.
Judge Hume is home from Dayton where
he has been holding Court.
John Maebus and Miss Kate Behl were
yesterday united in marriage.
Mrs. DR.. Falcener continues dangerously
i'll and little or no hope is entertained of her
recovery.
John R. Garrison, formerly OF this cit9
tnow located in Indian Territory, is paying
his old friends visit.
A. P. Thomas, brother of Sheriff Thomas,
was appointed special policeman by the
S. P. G. A. at It's last meeting.
| Thomas Millikin, who has been absent at
Dayton, engaged as counsel in the famous
Huffman will case, has returned home.
Rev. Granville Moody, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the NJ. e. Church, of this
city, will enter upon his duties next Sab
| bath.
The S. P. c. A. held meeting Wednes-
day night. r. Hutchinson. Snyder and
Thompson were appointed a committee of
three to audit the books oil the Treasurer
and Secretary
An adjourned meeting of the Harmonic
Society will be held tonight at Overpeck's s
Gallery, on High street, to.take action upon
the reports of committees appointed at the
last meeting
A. M. e. Church realized from their re-
cent camp meeting the neat little sum of
1862 25 after all expenses were paid. This
is doing pretty well considering the short
time the meeting was in progress
The members of the Light Infantry have
been ordered to meet at the armory on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst, and undergo
medical examination by the Surgeon, DR.. J.
T. Sutphin, Both the old and new mem
bers will have to comply with the order.
Miss Belle Caldwell, of the Third Ward,
is in receipt of letter from herfriend, Miss
Jennie Moon, who formerly lived near OK
ford, but now living in Memphis, stating
that she is sick with yellow fever, that her
sister, Miss Mollie Moon, died with the
fever a few days ago at Grand Junction,
and that her brother William is sick with
the same disease at point in Mississippi.
Miss Moon contracted the disease while
nursing and caring for the sick.
The Board of County Commissioners met
| yesterday and made the following entry
upon the minutes: The Commissioners,
Auditor and Fl. Dilge together made an
examination of the County Treasury and
found the funds in the hands of said
Treasurer to correspond exactly with the
amounts charged against him on the Audi
tors books as follows:
BELONGING TO COUNTY.
Itoal Olueis.... lll2 "a
County Orders. As 2S7 "a
Auditor OF States Receipt pts.............. 45S 70
Total. .$107 oil 10
BELONGING TO THE CITY.
1ltV Fuhus Cash ia 30
Water-WorkS Cash sh........................... 80