The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01

an examination of the body and pro-
nounced the cause of death from organic
heart disease, and the verdict was rem
dered in accordance.
There are some roughs and loafers in
this city of whom the police ought to
take especial notice, and give them the
full benefit of the vagrant law. They
will congregate at some conspicuous or
public place and indulge in all kinds of
obscene slang diversified by brawls and
loud cursing, and make insolent and in
sulting remarks to ladies as they pass.
Especially is this the case out about the
Southern Depot, and stop ought to be
put to it.
AURORA, IND.
Charles Ludwick left for st. Louis
Tuesday evening. He will stay there
two weeks, when he will be joined and
accompanied by Mike Siemantel.
James Hartell, who is employed upon
the rolls in the rolling mill, was struck
upon the knee by piece of iron which
broke from one of the rolls. The force
knocked him fifteen feet. Hartell has a
very badly swollen knee.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in
James Ferrin's three-story boarding
house. The Aurora fire engine was tele-
graphed for and responded. They got as
far as the Old Cemetery, when they were
notified that the fire had been put out by
the employees of the 0. & M. Railroad
shops. One-third of the roof of the west
side of the building was burned. No
other damage. Loss 500. A defective
flew was the cause of the fire.
LAWRENCEBUKG. IND.
MARRIED.-At the brides residence, in
New Town, Miss Lizzie Cook to Mr.. Michael
Sash, on Monday night Rev. H. Meili
tied the hymeneal knot.
NJ. J. Kelley, of baseball fame, last year
of the Cincinnati B. B. Club, but now of
the Chicagoes, was the guest of Col. VIM.
H. OBrien, of the "Lawrenceburg Regis
ter" yesterday.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Improvements are rapidly going on in
all parts of town.
Mr.. A. R. Reichler is putting a new
roof upon his residence on Elm street.
Uncle Hugh Rife is really giving
away gum-drops. We know whereof we
speak.
The little son of H. H. Smith is now
lying very ill, and it is feared that he
viii not recover.
The painters are now at work on the
residence of Mr.. Steen putting ON a new
spring suit of paint.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath after the morning
sermon.
Rev. D. D. Akin has been returned tc
the charge of the M. E. Church in this
place by the Kentucky Conference held
in Danville last week.
Mr.. H. HI. Smiths (our Postmaste1
and druggist) countenance beams will
complacent smiles and his dark eye
sparkle with delight. It's a bouncin
boy weighing 1O4 pounds. He needs N
horseshoe as sign of good luck.
The Ladies' Society of the Presby
terian Church will give a supper mex
Friday evening at the residence of Mrs
A. B. Closson for the benefit of the So
ciety. The ladies will take advantage
of the privilege of leap year and invite
the gentlemen. Ladies not belonging t,
the society are cordially invited to com
and bring their escorts with them.
The Easter services at the Presbyte
J rian Church last Sabbath were of yer,
interesting character. The pastor
morning sermon was upon "The Resul
rection," and in the evening "The Glor
to Follow" In the afternoon the Sal
bath-school exercises were extremely ir
teresting, well planned and carried int
n effect by the Superintendent, Mr.. w. L
Dalton. The Scripture recitations wer
: well performed and the decoration
? lovely. There was a large cross seye
feet high, covered with evergreen an
, flowers, and upon its summit rested
/, large and beautiful crown, while on th
n one side was an anchor and on the othe
. the pulpit trimmed with evergreen an
a beautifully ornamented motto, "Chris
e is risen."
PI0UA. o.
y The work on the new paper mill
progressing.
The farmers of this vicinity are takir
= advantage of the fine weather and pr
n pairing to plant corn.
An entertainment will be given at IL
Is Opera-house this Thursday evenir
for the benefit of Green-street M.
n Church. Thirty children take part
the programme.
d Mrs. Emma Duncan has returned
n her home near Urbana, O., after a plea
ant visit among friends and relatives
:, this place. Master Harry Wall accor
4 panied her home.
i. A large number ofFthe workmen
70 Cron's furniture factory struck last Mo
y y day for an advance of 20 per cent.
o their wages. Being offered 10 per Ger
. the most OF them resumed work,
..i HELLEvUE KY.