The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02

Webb, the managers, for getting up such
a nice affair. Messrs. ]. Canda, C. III.
Nelson, Alex. Moses, F. Hoffman, J.. H.
Thornton and FL. 81. Lacost were on the
floor, and preserved order admirably for
such large affair. The proceeds are to
be devoted to purchasing uniforms.
Coroner Chas. Cornoyer held an in
quest to-day on the body of Gotlieb
Shrader; also post mortem examination.
Verdict, Inflammation OF the bowels and
hemorrhage. Witnesses have been sent
for from indianapolis. Foul play is sus-
pected. More developments tomorrow.
nELLEvUE- Kr.
The Good Templars meet tonight at
Mrs. Genoway's residence.
Important business tonight at the
meeting of the Knights of Hoaor.
Some enterprising citizen should make
telephone connection with the wire that
runs to Newport:
Mr. Ed. johnson and wife have moved
from East Newport to Mr.. Madden's
house, in the upper end of town.
All the stockholders of the new Town
Hall are requested to be present at the
meeting in the Council Chamber to-mor-
row night. .5~
Mrs. Angeline Marshall aunt of Mr..
James Marshall and Mrs. Hugh Lawton,
died yesterday morning at the residence
of the latter. Mrs. Lawton was in her
62d year, and was esteemed by all who
knew her. The remains were inferred
this afternoon at Spring Grove Gene
terry.
Council has ag ed to put up lamp at
the foot of Berry avenue, and Captain
Bean will supply, the oil and have it
lighted every evening at dark and put
out when the last Car is returning to
Dayton at midnight This is for the ac-
commodation of passengers. Hurrah for
Captain Bean.
Council met last night, all members
pres mt, with Mr.. Hobson in the chair
The Treasurers report was received and
filed; Superintendent of Schools report
ditto. An ordinance was passed empow-
ering Chas. E. Spinks and John Trapp
to collect the money due them for the
Improvements of streets which had been
accepted by the Board. The monthly
salaries OF the teachers Of schools was
ordered drawn on the Treasurer. The
plans and specifications for improving
Hazen alley were received. A COM
municatiOn from P. F. Genoway, ST.,
was received stating that if he was not
recognized as President of Council the
members of the Board would hear from
him again. Little attention was given
the communication as it was laid on the
table much to Mr.. Genoway's disgust.
The Law Committee brought in an ordi-
nance for the election Of President Of
Council, also an advice from Judge
Makibben on the subject of election.
The ordinance was referred over to the
next regular meeting of the Beard.
sPKINGFIELD- a
Deputy Sheriff Billy Woods took girl
named Jessie Jones to the Reform School
to-day.
We are sorry to state that the child Of
Mr.. Adam Cook died at their home, al
Lagonda, on Wednesday of diphtheria.
The Tates, who were arrested on sus,
picion few days ago, were discharged
yesterday, not being the parties wanted
at Loudonville.
1t is rumored that the G., S. & G. Rail
road boyswil receive an advance in their
wages soon. We congratulate you, boys.
| We thought your turn would come soon,
Mrs. Ferrell, wife of John Ferrell, the
engineer at Wright & Elster's, died a,
her residence, No. 38 Shaffer street, yes
terday, after long illness of consump
ton.
The Cummins Cadets rendered Miss
Fannie Foley, daughter Of Deputy Sher-
iff Foley, pleasant surprise Wednesday
evening. The Comical Four Band fur
nished the music, and dancing was en-.
joyed until late hour.
Miss Alice Vose, second daughter Of
Mr.. E. J. Vose, of Lagonda avenue, left
yesterday for Cincinnati to attend the
College of Music for the purpose of cul
tivating her voice, which gives promise
of a remarkable outcome.
A brother of the unfortunate boy
Wright, of whom mention was made il
yesterday evenings STAR, left here fol
| Missouri Wednesday night and will re
turn with the remains probably in time
10 hold the funeral Sunday.
McColly had his hearing yesterday be
fore the Mayor, and was bound over in
5000 bail in each of the three affidavits
making 81, 800 bond, in default of which
be went to Jail. 1t is claimed that he
. has not been himself for some time past
The Democrats of the Eighth Ware
| met in the Northern School Building las
night, and nominated the following Can
didates for Council: S. S. Taylor ant
M. Saungers; School Board, James B
Christy and DR.. w. E. Tottenj Assessor
F. Barber
4 The Soldiers Memorial Association
met last evening in the City Hall, fo
the purpose of making some arrange
ments for the decoration of soldiers
graves. A committee was appointed tt
arrange programme Of souvenirs, etc.