The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

THE Park Board has $50, 900 to spend.
SEVENTEEN new patients at Longview
m September.
THE Flower Mission has losed its la
hors for the year.
HR. A. WHITE, Of the Grand Rapids
Times, Is In town.
TEE Park Commissioners favor new
hxke in Eden Park.
HERMAN RUDEMAIER, q former Cincin-
rattan, was killed on the railroad near
Bloomington, ILL.,, recently.
FIVE PATIENTS at Longview have been
prOnouB3ed cured OF their insanity dur.
ing the month past, and discharged.
JOHN KEPPLER, fourteen years old,
who has been living with his parents, at
No. 70 Webb street, is reported miss
ing.
JOHNNY ROACH and Jimmy Dunheeu
INDUCED in a thirty -two-minute prize
hght over the river yesterday afternoo n. i.
Dunheen won i'll fourteen rounds.
THE Mercantile Library Association
decided last night that no one could vote
at the annual elections unless he were a
member one hour before the polls
opened.
THE opportunity for hearing the He's
alan Band at the Lookout House will
emily continue few days longer. This
apiendid organization will only remain
In the city about a week longer.
MRS. KATE WEsTENDoRF's testimonial
will. it is now decided, be given at Rob-
inson's on Thursday evening. Mrs. w.
10 fine elocuti0nist, and has large
circle Of friends ana admirers in the
city.
THE Western Union Telegraph Com
many has established an office at the new
Driving Park, and located q most ac-
oo1nplished and accommodating opera
tor the,e, who furnishes lightning re-
ports Of the races to the unfortunates in
the city who are unable to witness them.
JOHN W. GILBERT, the late collector
Of Manning, Robinson & Co., charged
with the embeZzlement of over 5000,
waived an examination in the Police
Court this morning, and was bound over
70 the Grand Jury. His bond was fixed
At 3, ,600, in default OF which ne was COM
mitted to jail.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM ALLEN is expected
10 "rise up" in the Police Court tO-mor-
row morning to tell what he knows
about the manner in which requisition
from Governor Hendricks, of Indiana,
Tor the body of David w. Buck, charged
with bigamy, was received. A subpoena
was ordered served upon his Excellency
last spring by Major Blackburn.
MARY FOLPERT was arrested yester-
day OH warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Addie Henry, residing at % East Lib
eRty street. Mary is servant girl in the
employ of Mrs. Henry, and took away
grenadine dress, hat, some shoes, and
other clothing. She was arraigned In
the Police Court this morning, and sent
70 the Work-house for thirty days and
fined $50. Mary has been there before.
ARcHwAY AVENUE, in Eden Park, is
on the table. That is, the Park Commits
sioners, who, couple of weeks ago, or
dered work commenced on it, yesterday,
after wrangling over it for some time,
Iescinded the action and laid the matter
over indefinitely. DR.. Dawson favored
putting $1,000 into the road, as the Board
had plenty OF money anyhow; but he was
chOked of by MIR. Kramer, who didn't
believe in going on sprees just because
money is plenty. Kramer is now u CON-
mitteeman.
Now the Park Commissioners don't
know what to do about the Main Hall
Of Exposition building. 1t belongs to
them, but they are afraid, if the ExDosi-
ton Commissioners take away the
wings, which belong to the Exposition,
that the Main Hall will fall down. The
Park Commissioners want the whole
sold together ami the money divided,
and the Exposition Committee think
that the city mas been sufficiently bene-
Ited by the Exposition that she might
give her old building to them, to help
make up the deficit. A committee from
Tho Park Board is considering the sub.
lnct