The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-30
LUCAL Bk.EVITx.ES.


LUCAL Bh.EHIILBS.
STOLEN buffalo robe at Third-stree
Station.
DISTRICT PHYSICIAN HApLocK has re-
Bigned.
MR.. G. II. nelly, of Lima, Ohio, is il
The city. -
ONE HUNDRED and eleven deaths in the
city during the week.
OFFICER WAPPENsTEIN has recovered
Col. Joyce's overcoat.
OVER eight hundred dodgers at the free
lodging-house last night.
REVIVAL meetings are in progress il
Pearl street Nj. Il. church. NJ
OFFICER LINN, of Walnut Hills Dis
trlet, died last night of pneumonia.
JOHN FARREN, an employe at Hunts
won the gold medal at the Lytle Grey't
drill.
JUDGE Cox has left the city to visit
his brother who. is seriously i'll in the
West.
HON. EMIL RoTHE speaks to the
Friends OF Inquiry Tonight on the Lou
lslana question.
THE Tenth District Station has been
provided with a tire-alarm gong and tel
egraph connections.
Mr.. JOHN REILLY, Transportation Su-
perintendent of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral road, is at the Burnet.
No owner has yet been found for that
silver teapot found in the possession of a
tramp by the officers a few weeks ago.
IHE Temperance people are arranging
for huge iair i'll Greenwood Hall, com
menclng April 9th and asting one week.
d MEssks. JAS. Dale, III. McCollum and
W. Stephenson compose the Mechanic;.3 }
Institute Committee on Cincinnati Cen
tennial.
THE work of the Episcopal Missioner,
MI. Morgan, closes in this city with the
sermon to-day at st. Paul's, and the
evening discourse at Christ Church.
MR.. EMIL Ii HoFFMAN's numerous friends
and business acquaintances will be glad
TO know that he has SO far recovered
from his illness as to appear at his post
again.
JOHN ROBINSON, JR., G. W. Robinson,
Frank Robinson, Robert Il. Stickney,
John Lowlow, and others Of the Great
Robinson Circus Company, arrived here
yesterday, and will go into winter quar-
ters.
EXCELSIOR LODGE X. of p. gave a grand
complimentary entertainment at Spills
Academy last evening, which was, as is
verifying undertaken by the members,
complete success and highly satistac-
tory to all concerned.
THE Police and Prison Committee, at
their meeting yesterday, resolved to
heat the new Central Station-house with
steam. The clerk was also authorized
to advertise for proposals seven days
hence, at which time the specifications
and plans will be ready.
THE following organization of the
Globe Rolling Mill Company was made
at its election yesterday: Directors
Joseph kinsey, +. III. Short, Lewis Wor-
thington, N. l.. Anderson and j. l.. Boy
Cr; President, Joseph Kinsey; Vice
President, j. l.. Boyer; Secretary, E. N.
Rogers.
The alarm of fire from box No. 1873,
about ten O'Clock this morning, was
caused by the discovery of a small fire in
the rear portion of a hardware store on
the corner of Freeman and Liberty
'''s'"h was eXtinguished by u
few buckets OF water BEFORE WV engines /
No loss.
THE Womens' rAlir"-,,,., pxocptive :
= . =, ~ euected IA permanent organi-
.atlon at last, and elected the following
officers: Chairman, Aaron f. Perry;
Vice-chairman, Mrs. Jas. BugheH Treas
urer, Mrs. DR.. Williams; Secretary, MIS-.
NJ. f.. Force, and Assistant secretary,
Mrs. N. III. Mclean.
THE Festival committee of the twenti-
eth General Convention ofsthe German
N, "a nf In
America held meeting last night ia st.
Francis Hall, and decided to arrange a
plan to raise ~, 900 more for the expenses
Of the Convention which meets i'll Pente-
cost week at this place.
THE Grand Lodge of Ohio OF the An
cient Order OF United Workmen, which
is now in session in this city, has elected
the following officers for the present
term: Thomas I'll. Currey, Past Grand
Master Workman; Julius Kahn. Grand
M aster Workman; L. j. Smith, Grand
General Foremani Benjamin Sebastian,
Grand Oyerseer; w. I'll. Engelbrecht,
Grand Guide; ~. Harcourt, Grand Re.
ceiyer, and Il. NJ. Davis, Grand Watch
man.
The case of grand larceny pending
against j. T. Lytle was continued until
Feb, 9th, in the Police Court this MORN
6ng. on account OF the absence of several
of the witnesses. john Rooney, charged
with burglarizing the American News
Emporium, No. 154 West Fourth ST., last
night, and stealing number of albums
and other valuable property, mad his
case continued until Feb. 3D.. Officers
Quinn and Ryan made the arrest. John
Sauerbeck and VIM. Phillips, the bellig-
erent young men who fired pistol at
caJnonist in Fulton named Lewis ROpp
had charge of disorderly conduct sus-
tained against them and We're fined $40
and costs.
Sntctde of a Young Girl.
Yesterday afternoon Louisa Hemming-