The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Ing at 103 and interest.
COLONEL FAIRBANKS, of the Cleveland
Herald, is In the CITY.
The Democrats nominate candidates
IN the Tweuty-fth Ward to-day.
JUDGE GIBBS, Of Kansas, is in the city
soliciting aid for the grasshopper suf.
fcrers.
THE Ticket Agents were banqueted by
the proprietors OF the Gibson House yes
terday.
FRED. HUTKAMP's leg was broken by a
fall from d ladder at Klosterman's chair
factory yesterday.
:. THE Board OF Health transacted no
business of special Importance at its
meeting yesterday.
SANITARY POLICEMAN DUNPHY has
been granted u leave Of absence, and
will visit friends in New York.
THE City Intirmary has admitted 459
persons during the year, furnished 9,645
with fuel, and LOTT with provisions.
!, NARY FRANCIS did not answer to her
name in the Police Court this morning,
and consequently forfeited her bail OF
$500.
THE Democrats Of the Third Ward
meet tonight to nominate Councilman
TO ill the place in Council OF the late
Fred. Meyer.
COLONEL, ,SNELBAKER yesterday placed
1913 in the hands Of the widow of the
late Captain Farrell, as contributions Of
the police force.
THE Democratic Executive Committee
meets at Aug's Clubhouse this evening.
disappointment of standing committees
will be made at THAT time.
The case of Greathouse, the colored
man, and James Davis, tor exhibiting
gaming devices at 70 West Fifth street,
was again continued to next Friday.
COLONEL HAWKES., of New York, is at
the st. Nicholas with u fine specimen OF
the California grounding, which. he pro-
poses to present to- Uncle John Robin
son. q.
The Equitable Life Insurance Compa-
ny, of Elizabeth N. j., reported in our
Tuesdays dispatches as failed, is not the
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States.
REV. HOWELL POWELL, who was for a
long time pastor OF the Welsh Presby-
terian Church, on College street, died
yesterday morning in New York City al
ter long illness.
THE entertainment given at Eureka
Hall last evening by the Hebrew Ladies'
The hall was well filled, and SO was the
treasury of the society.
REV. c. II. PAYNE is invited to deliver
the opening address at the Temperance
Fair, and the Committee on Music and
decorations was authorized to engage q
band to furnish music.
JOHN AMREIN, who last night carried
of q half keg of beer from Weinman's
saloon on Vine street, had his case con-
tinued to next Friday, and in default Of
$500 he was committed.
THIS morning about 10 O'Clock farm
er's wagon collided with street car. No.
1 of the Central avenue and John street
lime at the crossing ON Ninth street, but
no material damage was sustained by
either.
AN unattached locomotive ran into
team on the Cincinnati u Baltimore
crossing of Ludlow avenue, yesterday,
and Killed; one horse and severely
wounded another The team was owned
by Caleb Dodsworth.
EUREKA LODGE, Ancient Order of
United Workmen, filed. its articles Of
incorporation in the County Recorders
office, with III. III. Wellman, z. Gold
smith, T. j. Gettier, James g. Niche
and VIM. Ii. Sitter as Trustees.
ALBERT JACKSON, for stealing ham
worth $3, and piece Of middling worth
S., the property OF colored man named
F'loyd, was convictedin in the Police Court
this morning and sentenced to 80 days in
the Work-house and a fine OF $25.
THE net proceeds of the spell at Pixies
on Saturday evening are to 60 to the
Home of the Friendless. and Women's
Christian Association. A large number
of the gentlemen who appeared at the
former occasion are to take part, and
anany others ofno
JOHN WILSON was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning and plead
guilty to the charge of having stolen d
pair ofshoes yesterday worth six dollars
from Kathman's shoe store No. 214 Fifth
street; 80 days and $50.
The Temperance Fair Committees met.
yesterday afternoon and reported great
progress of work in regard to the Tenn
perance Fair. The ladies Of Redwood,
Delaware, New Richmond and Hillsboro
will be represented. The price Of ad-
mission was fixed at ten cents.
A MEETING of voters of the First Ward
was held last night and resolutions.
adopted as that the present Alderman
had, in the opinion ofthose present, failed
70 accomplish his duties toward the Ward
Col. A. T.. Jones be asked to become in
dependent candidate for the position.
MARY SNYDER, the little girl who was.
so seriously outraged by John Sullivan
some time ago, has now fully recovered
and is again attending school. This may
be credited to the skill and patient care
Of DR.. IL. Watson, under whose care the
young unfortunate child has been since
the occurrence.
GENERAL Tom THUMB, the original and
genuine Tom, and Mrs. Tom, the diminu-
Give female Thumb, are to appear in this
city next week, and with them Miss
Minnie Warren and Commodore Mutt,
whose fame as little folks is only equaled
by their popularity upon the stage as
genuine artists in their line.
The proprietor of the Crawford House
and his two night clerks we're arrested
last evening on the affidavit of Albert A.
Price, colored man, who was, as he
says, refused the privileges of the house
on the night Of March Sth. The case
comes up before Commissioner Hooper
at2 r. M. to-day, and will be reported
In the last edition of The STAR.
NAR'rIN was convicted In the Police
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