The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-22

Martin Luther Lodge, No. 3, A. 2. A., at
a meeting last night made the following
nominations: W. NJ, Adam Bonhajo; D.
NJ, Henry Weidner; p. s., R. Koestlin
Treasurer, Philip Hamel; G. S., Louis EN-
inert, Ii. Tabken and Paulus Miller; E. F.,
Jak. Tonniers and Jacob Hamel Y. F., II.
/ sHundipger; 7. W., H. Weber; A. W., Adam
Hauek Captain, Mich. Grau.
A lady, while walking on Columbia street
Sunday, lost the bonnet from her head
somewhere between Ringgold and Taylor
streets. The lady possessed such heavy
head cf hair that she never missed the bon
net until her attention was called to the
fact. 1t was white straw hat trimmed in
brown, and the finder will be rewarded by
returning it to 9S Eglantine street.
HAMILTON.
Hon. H. P. Clough, of Middletown, paid
the city q brief visit yesterday.
The wife of Mr. VIM. Miller of Union
Township, is lying dangerously i'll at her
home near Jones Station.
Mrs. Stewart, widow of the late James
Stewart, is preparing to return to the home
of her parents, near Little Rock, Ark.
Auditor Berry, having received several
copies of the late Laws of Ohio, is ready to
ulopOcC VI llICll W IllOSC CIlllIlCu W Jig
same.
The United Presbyterian Church social
will be held next Thursday night at the
residence of Mrs. Abram Miller, on Second
street.
The farmers of Fairfield Township will
hold meeting Tuesday night, the Goth
inst, for the purpose of organizing soci-
ETY. for the protection of game
The Grand Jury made its final report yes
terday. Three hundred and thirty-seven
witnesses were examined, and tifty-two in
dictments found The Jury was in session
some seven days. The county Jail was vis-
tied and found to be in as good condition
as could be expected under existing cir
cunstances An improvement in the way
of proper ventilation is recommended as
necessary to the health of the prisoners and
to the health and comfort of the family Of
the officer in charge.
COLUMBIA. o.
The steamer Telegraph is tied up here on
account of low water
Rev. Matthew Kugler, formerly pastor of
the Methodist Church at Loveland, Ohio,
will take charge of the NJ. e. Church here
On Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, there
rooms i'll the interest of the temperance
cause.
The attendance at the reading rooms last
evening was moderately large. Rev. d. f.
Harris called the meeting to order, and the
reading of the minutes of the last meeting
followed. On motion the Committee ap-
pointed Monday evening of last week read
their report and were discharged. Mr..
Harris 'lalrInon of tba Cn,, too tha,,
read the Constitution and Bylaws (Mr
Stevens occupying the ehairl which were
adopted. A motion was then made that
of three be appointed to nomin-
ate officers consisting of President two
Vice Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer
to be voted on at the next meeting. This
motion being carried, n. G. Brockington, H.
g. Skitf and j. w. Holcomb were appointed
as such committee. This concluding the
business, Mr.. A. c. Wheaton, of Chillicothe,
Ohio, who had been requested to be present,
delivered an excellent lecture, which
brought to light very forcibly the necessity
of the cause of temperance. Mr.. Wheaton
is first-cass gentleman. and his remarks
touched the hearts OF all present.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
A little more gas-light at night about
town, gentlemen, and mo- SO much gas in
Council, would do the people more good.
Mr. James Donnelly, of New York. ar
rived here Saturday night with Fellow
Craft" He will go in the stud az the Ken
lucky Stock Farm.
Professor NJ Currier, of Cincinnati, will
give grand concert at the Opera-house to-
morrow night. 1t will no doubt be one of
the best eyergven here.
Mr.. John Welsh, of Newport, has ac-
2epted position as bar-keeper with Mr.
Gilman, of this city. John is we'll known
among the boys" here, and well thought
Of by everybody. He will make Lexington
his home for the future.
Another murder in Madison County, !
making about seven murders in one month. |
A negro whose name is not given and who |
ives seven miles from Richmond, killed |
another 'gemm IN of color" in a quarrel |
over 25 cents lost at cards.
Two more gents were pitched out of a
buggy Sunday afternoon on the Winches-
er Pike, receiving slight injuries. When
pitched out without their consent" they
we're driving at a 2:40 rate. We will not
give their names this time
Last Saturday a couple of cars on the
Louisville Road were upset The accident
occurred short distance from Midway.
When near the town and going at the ordi-
lary rate of speed, the train passed over a
detective rail, which gave way, throwing
wo passenger cars from the track and cap
izng them. A gentleman from Jessamine
county had two ribs broken. Several 9th
rs were bruised more or less but fortu-
lately no one was killed.
SPNlNGFIEE.D. o.
Dickens Combination in "Mieawb ber'' to
light.
Several National Guards will be at the
Thursday.
The Champion City Guards and the
ireys, of Logansport, Indiana, will shoot
or the championship of Ohio and Indiana
Kinnane, Wren & Co. have just finished
he forty-foot addition to their new store
oom. 1t is one of the largest in the State
A spring of water suddenly broke be-
leath the fy-wheel of the Lagbnda engine,
llling the pit with water and wetting the
'elt. The shop closed for the day.
The Grand Jury has found 11S indict-
nents, the largest number ever reported in
his county; So of these are liquor cases IA
and minor of1enses other than
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