The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

0lty NORMAL pCuOOl UeBan bnls uoEuAug
1t 9o'clock at the Normal School Hall.
HON. VIM. D. KELLEY will deliver an
sddress on the finances tomorrow even
ing at Robinson's Opera-house.
GENERAL THOMAS L. YOUNG addressed
me residents of the Twenty fifth ward,
naturday night, in Streng's Hall.
The Police Court, on Wednesday, the
opening day of the Exposition, Will be-
gin Its session at seven O'CLOCK In the
morning.
HTHE Irish American Centennial
Huards will shoulder muskets to-mor-
row at Hammond-street Station Hall.
Captain Welsh will supervise affairs.
TIE Republicans Of the Fifteenth ward
meet this evening at 1880 O'clock at the
Outter-street Engine-house for the pur-
pose Of forming a Hayes and Young
Enb.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER HUFF was
thrown from his wagon on East Front
Itreet, Saturday afternoon, and dragged
rome distance. He was severely bruised
md cut.
BURGLARS last night entered the res
ldence of Mr.. W. w. Sherwood, No. 367
clothing. fhey effeoted an entrance
through the kitchen. No arrests.
MAYOR JOHNSTON, Saturday after
noon, after inspection, swore In nearly
al his police force, and also the forty
special police OF the Exposition. The
appointments Of Captains and Lie u
tenants will be sent to the next meeting
Of Common Council for confirmation.
GEO. CARSON, the man who some time
ego swindled the German Savings Bank
ont of $500 on a forged check, was
,puhk 81 otf Ipn hu
officer Kushman and Col. Snelbaker. He
was arrested in st. Louis where he and
bis wife attempted to swindle another
bank.
Rxy. r. NEWTON, D. D., Of Philadel-
phia, rector Of the Epping Protestant
Episcopal Church, and editor OF the
Periodicals of the American Sunday
lahool Union, preached yesterday after
room In the st. Johns NJ. Il. Church to
large attendance Of Sunday-school
scholars.
ISAAC JOHNSTON was assaulted at II
p,clock on Saturday night by two high
Vaymen, on Fourth street, between
kain and Sycamore. Johnston was
Knocked down by a slung-shot, after
which he was searched, but had nothing
valuable In his pockets. The highway
mon made their escape.
Mh' AUd. DoNNELLf, prominently
connected with the printing business of
Ibis city for many years, died at his res
hsnce, corner of Ninth and Linn streets,
yesterday morning, in the 49th year OF
his age. The funeral occurs this after
noon. 1t will be attended by the various
tocieties to which he belonged. He
caves wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
JOHN HENRY, q man who, on Satur-
lay, bore down on Mr.. Gebhardt. the
policeman OF Eighth-street Park, with a
dub and a long-bladed knife, was ar
tatgned in the Police Court this MORN
tpg on charge OF assault with intent to
Hi. He waived an examination, and
kas bound over to the Grand Jury in
he sum Of $500.
THE LOOKOUT HOUSE and grounds
we're crowded to overlooking yesterday
md last evening, and the happy Harf
nays that it was the largest and most Or
&erly attendance of the season. The
Zee concerts by the Hessian Band, the
wonderful performance Of Weifenbach,
the drummer, and the cooling breezes Of
that locality, make the LOOKOUT House
Exceedingly popular with many.
WIN. KUHLMAN, a brewer employed in
xhe Lafayette Brewery, on Saturday af-
r6rnoon was placing kegs on a hosting
machine when the rope broke and pre-.
elpitated him into the cellar fifty feet be-
yeW, and breaking his back, left arm
ehd three ribs. He was taken to his
home, No. Al Dunlap street, where he
atterward died. Justice Evitt held an
inquest, and the jury returned verdict
ef accidental death. They also con-
damned the rope as unsafe,
REV. EARL CRANsToN, who succeeds
Hev. D. Ii. Moore as pastor of Trinity
II. E. Church, has arrived in the city,
and registered at the Grand Hotel. Mr..
Crsnst0n 10 well known and deservedly
popular both socially and as a
pastor, and the members Of his
new congregation may be congratulated
upon having secured his services. He
tTings with him the best wishes and
highest regards of his friends at Evans.
Vile, his late field Of labor, and at Jack
sonville, ILL.,, where he labored success
tally for many years.
DAY AFTER TOMORROW the Grand In
austrial Procession, like some huge ele-
phant; will stamp the ground, winding
Ets great length through our principal
ercets, showing to our visitors from sis
mr. cities what Cincinnati can do when
nAe is once thoroughly aroused, and in
n0portion to the honor and credit which
6nr city will derive from this mammoth
enterprise, she should thank its origi-
bxtor, Colonel William St. Martin, who
kas worked with such unrelenting zeal
b ths one great end. the final success of
bhe industrial Parade.
eIx CHILDREN, five girls and one boy,
en Saturday afternoon, at Fuller's Mills,
An the Little Miami river, got into skif
and rowed out into the river. A hole in
tkS stern Of the boat, used for letting out
water, became uncorked and the boat
hogan filing rapidly. The children were
M thrown Into the water by the sinking
pf the skifi, and one little girl, u years
nd. daughter OF an employe of the mills,
MAS drowned. Three of the other girls
tank together, and were found at the bot.
ton, clasped in each others arms. They
were taken out, and, happily, resusci.
lated. The remaining girl and boy were
also rescued. The body OF the drowned
kiRl was afterward recovered.
Oh d0sU Steepvi
The proprietors Of the Gibson have
found IL necessary to add 200 beds to- the
sleeping department OF their house, all