The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

MAYOR JOHNSTON has gone TO Ports.
mouth.
Il. II. GoLDsBoRoUGH, Esq, of tho In.
dianapolis Sentinel, is stopping at the
Grand Hotel.
L. d. RICHARDSON, Esq, of the Chica-
60. Burlington Il Quincy r.. r., is at the
Burnet House.
7 THE anniversary OF Sedan was cele-
brated by music and fireworks last night
at the Lookout House.
The weekly financial report of the Sec
fotary OF the Water-works shows total
pr $48O 90 In the fund.
A "HoLINEss MEETING' will be held
to-day alta p. NJ, at Wesley Chapel, on
Fifth street east Of Sycamore.
ALL night officers and patromen are
TO report to Police Adjutant Thomas
Rourke at 3 O'Clock tomorrow for battal-
Hon drill.
SENATOR r. j. OGLEsBY, of Illinois,
will deliver an address upon political
matters, this evening, at Robinson 8
OPP ara-house.
MR.. JAS. HAMILTON, marine painter,
whose works are in high repute, both in
Europe and this country, is in the city
TO visit The Exposition.
CHAs. ALEXANDER, for stealing SO in
money from Barney 'Schroer, was sent,
by Judge Lindeman this morning, to the
Work-house for thirty days and fined
PCS.
THOMAS PATTEN, six years OF age, was
accidentally killed la;e yesterday after
noon, on Front street, between Ludlow
Hnd Lawrence, by pile of lumber fall
Ing on him.
EUGENE ULRICH, a scissors-grinder,
was convicted in the Police Court this
morning OF having snatched a dollar
note from little boy yesterday. He
was fined $40 and costs, and in default of
1he sum was committed.
GEO. STERN, who some months since is
said to have defrauded the German
Bank, corner of Vine and Twelfth
streets, of ~, 500 on a worthless check
Tor $4,000 on Opdyke's Bank, in New
York, was yesterday arrested in st.
Louis. A requisition will be obtained,
when he will be brought here for trial.
In THE Water-works Board yesterday
afternoon O motion was carried that the
$4,000 for water paid by the Grand Hotel
be refunded to the hotel, as not leglti-
mately collected by Quinn, the delIn-
nuent rent clerk. This action was taken
in order to take the matter out of the
hands of the delinquent rent collector.
Mr.. M. BECKLER, of Cincinnati, and
Mr. y. A. Lerch, champion quoit player
of New York, played a match game of
auoits yesterday afternoon at the Mill
Greek House. Score q to 16 in favor of
Becker. Another match at $40 q side
Mas played by Lerch and James Hunter
pnd was won by Lerch. Score % to II.
THE cases of Johnson, Roth and Will
aiams, as mentioned in yesterdays STAR,
Az ere continued till the 7th inst. The
cAarge against them is breaking into
Morgan's house. Andrew A. Eyster was
arrested, yesterday, for having concealed
the goods stolen by the above parties.
His case was continued till the same
day.
e. Hopkins, Esq, well-known gentle
man of this city, died, last evening, at
her home, No. 81 Barr street. The re-
mains are to be taken to Annapolis, Nd,
for interment. Mr.. Hopkins many
friends in this city will extend to him
their heartfelt sympathy in his bereaye-
ment.
ALICE ROSCOE, who, it Is alleged, some
days ago, in Joe Woods establishment,
Gut man named Kugler in the back,
was arraigned again in the Police Court
this morning, but was not tried. The
case was continued IL next Friday, and
Ehe physician who attended to the
wounds of Kugler reported that his
condition is rapidly improving and that
he will be able to appear in public by
the middle of next week.
HANsELMANN and Cincinnati Com.
manderies, OF this city, depart via Day.
Ton Short-llne on Monday night to take
part in the annual session OF the Grand
Encampment knights Templar, of this
State, at the Beebe House, Put-in-Bay.
next Tuesday. The Communicates of
This city win be accompanied BY the
Newport Garrison Band. The grand in
spection and parade of the knights take
place on Tuesday and the business
proper begins on the following day.
OFFICERS Tighe and Klinger, about 2
pollock this morning, We're attracted by
low cries that appeared to emanate from
woman at the corner of Seventh and
Culvert streets. They found two Buck
town beauties entapg1ed in an ugly fight.
Mary Anderson had a pen-knife in her
hand, and during the atfray cut the 9TH
pr woman, Dolly Jordan, above the ell
bow on herleft arm and on the wrist.
Court this morning pleaded guilty 10 a
cnarge of assault and battery. She was
sent to the Work-houSe for sixty days.
A CROWD of white rufiians last night
attacked colored wedding party, on
East Sixth street, on the way to Allen
Temple. Brickbats were hurled at the
carriage, while driving along the whole
OF Sixth-street hill. The windows OF the
vehicle were demolished, but the party
Inside escaped without injury. The
colored residents of that region were
terribly indignant at the outrageous
conduct of the white rowdies. and at
first nron0sed Slmmarv retaliation hut 4
were persuaded to hold back by the
police, who soon restored order.
Aninsenaents.
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