The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28

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Charles Moreland and his brother were
suspended from the First District School
yesterday for an assault upon their teacher,
Prof. E. l.. Agin.
A colored man employed by P. P. Nc
Weigh, received a crushed foot yesterday
by loaded wagon passing over it.
The procession in honor OF Bishop
Toebbe return will pursue the following
line of march tomorrow: From the Cathe-
dral east to Greenup, thence north toThrd,
thence west to Philadelphia, thence south
to Seventh, thence east to Craig thence
south to Sixth, thence east to Madison,
thence south to Twelfth, thence east to
Greenup, thence north to Eleventh. thence
west to Scott thence north to Eighth, 4
thence east TO the Cathedral. The Or
phans' Society joins in the display.
Miss Anna Coatwell, ofiAshland, Ky, is
the guest of Miss Anna Rogers of Front
street.
The Merry Companions ,annQunce mas
querade at Drexelius Hall on the 9th OF
October ......., I
Mr.. Joseph Hermes, the Dennis Kearney
of Coyngton, is still making lively can
vass for Congress
All those interested in the organization
of new Building Associatian are requested
to meet at % West Sixth street Monday
evening. . ...
a.. POLICE CoURT--James Mayden, drunk
and dsorderly, 81; Michael Crogan, same,
S13; John Myrose, same, SIS; Geo Wlllen,
came, 50.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Wirth, of
Bush street, and Mr. Henry Miller, of Tip,
pecanoe, is set for next Wednesday. A. re-
,,,in i, hnll off nt
the residence Of the bride.
The famous Widow OGorman passed
through The city this morning Ell route for
Chicago, where she will be married to a re-
tired knight of the green cloth. AT the last
term of the Criminal Court in Boone
County the widow was mulcted forS4O0, and
six other indictmen' were presented against
her for keeping tipping house
The following are the appointments made
by the NJ. E. Conference at Shelbyville fer
this District: S. X Hall, Presiding Elder;
Scott-street Church, c. Taylor, Il. p. Buck
ner Superinten5cnt; Eleventh street
Church, 7. B. Cook; Cynthiana, p. S. Sed-
wick; Oddville, w. w. Chamberlain; Can
ton, R, 3, Owen; Williamstown and James
Chapel, W. W. Spokes Burlington, L. d.
Shaw p. N. Burlington Superintendent;
Warsaw, S. w. Spear; Worthwhile, e. H.
Prosser; Bracken II. D. Wright; Augusta
and BrooksviIle, j. f. Wright; Stewarts-
vile, Il. w. Barker; Wiliamslown Female
College, G. c. OVerstreet; District Superin-
.tendent American Bible Society, J. S. Say
age; Germantown, w. II. Winter.
NEWPORT.
Game law expires October Goth.
John Collins, who was fatally injured by
!he cars at La Grange died last night.
The Republican and Democratic Execu-
tive Committees meet at their respective
rooms tonight
Twenty-eight members have been en-
rolled on the new list OF the Choral Society,
and Prof. Carl Fene chosen as Director
Eight more members will be selected by
ballot
Mary Tauney slipped and fell while 60
ing into the cellar in the building at Madi-
son street and Central avenue, where she
lives, receiving injuries which it is feared
will be permanent.
A family named Cosgrove, who live on
Upper Ann street, was poisoned by eating
cabbages which had been sprinkled with
children recovered, under the care of Dr.
Bennett but Mr.. Cosgrove's case is crit
ical.
ingmen held their City. Convention last
night at Red Mems Hall. Mr.. B. f. Smith
was elected Chairman, and Charles Maun-
derB Secretary.
A lengthy platform was drafted by Messrs
P. Noonan, d. Kirby and ]. Christopher
and adopted by the Convention.
The nominations, which were made unan-
imously in most instances and very har-
moniously were as follows
IL
mended.
For President of the Board of Education,
W. H. Jones was put in nomination, but
declined
Treasurer-No nomination.
City Clerk-Wm Alexander.
Trustee of works-Jas. Thomas.
Jailer-Felix McDermott
Wharfmaster-Joseph Sprouts.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson.
City Assessor-Joseph Bosche.
The ward nominations resulted:
First Ward-Member of Board of Educa-
tion, Alexander Moore; member City Coun-
ell, Thomas James.
Second Ward--Menber of Board of Edu-
cation, Sid. Byland member City Council,
Daniel Kirby. f,. .....A
r. Third Ward-Member of Board of Educa-
tion, W. c. Dunkhorst; member City Coun-
Gil, Henry Weidner.
Fourth Ward-Member of Board of Edu-
cation, no report; member City Council,
Geo Pickleman.
Fifth Ward-Member of Board of Educa-
ton, Henry Ebert; member City Council,
John Gugle.
Sixth Ward-Member of Board of Educa-
ton, Henry Adams; member City Council,
John Christopher.
The Convention was quiet and orderly
throughout, and concluded with the usual
speech-making.
1t now leaks out that D. R. Lock is the
dark horse so much hinted at in connection
with City Treasurer.
=. The old ferryboat Cincinnati Belle is
being generally overhauled. The Fanny
Webster, of. the Fifth-street Ferry Com
pany, will take her place.
Mr.. Henry Ebert, School Trustee for the
Fifth Ward, announces himselfas candi-
date for reelection. Mr. Ebert has faith
fully ar.snded to his duties as Trustee for