The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-28
LOCAL BkEVI7xES.

cold spell to follow.
LOCAL BkEVIzIES.
DRILL and soire of Sinton Cadets, at
Art Hall, this evening.
MTHE Lytle Grays give a prize drill at
Choate's Hall tonight.
GEN. SAM CAREY's overcoat was sto-
len from the st. james last evening.
A. HANDSOME gold sleeve button awaits
mn owner at the Third-street station.
MAYOR BUGHER, of Clifton. and his
vile, left for Washington last evening.
MIR. JOHN GOULD was so severely IN
Iured by fall on Tuesday evening that
" is feared he will not recover.
GEORGE HAMPTON is happy, or at least
ought to be. HIS wife presented him with
three girls yesterday. All five are do
Ing we'll.
JOHNNIE HERRING, the small boy who
was run over by an engine on the M. u U.
Railroad, died from his injuries to day.
a Coroner's inquest Will be held.
CAPTAIN CHURCHILL's attention Is re-
pectfully called to the fact that No. 2l2
Fourth street, is in full blast. The faro
card there tiyeth and SO does the money.
Yea verify.
A YOUNG daughter of Captain w. B
COlG W DIS bdhCh OoASiN
afternoon, with something of the nature
of paralytic stroke, and at last &C
counts is still insensible.
THE Episcopal Mission will continue
its meetings through this week, the Rev.
Mr.. Morgan preaching daily, as hereto
fore, at noon, in st. PauPs, and i'll the
evening in Christ Church.
THE big engines at the Water-works
are pumping water into the new reser-
yoir. There is now between five and q
half and six feet in the basin. No breaks
or leaks have yet occurred.
A TELEGRAPH repairer named William
Whelan fell between the cars on the o. IL
M. road near Milan, Indiana, yesterday
and was instantly killed. He was until
recently, resident of this city,.
THE Ticket and Passenger Agents
Association last evening elected Mr..
Samuel Stevenson as President; A. j..
Smith, of Cleveland, Ohio, Vice Presi-
dent, ana Edward Leahy, Secretary.
Mr.. RUFUS B. SMITH, son of Harry R.
Smith, Esq, of this city, now in the jun
ior class at Yale College, has been elect
ed one of the editors OF the Yale Lltera-
ry Magazine.
THE Directors OF the Street Railway
Company yesterday afternoon elected
the following officers; President, A. d..
Bullock; Vice President, John Kilgour;
Secretary, G. G. Cove; Treasurer, II. A.
Dunlap.
THE case of George Rufer, charged
with tho murder of Herman Scbillinp.
was called in the Criminal Court to-day.
AT this writing George L. Pugh is urg-
ing a motion to set aside the venire on
the ground Of clerical error.
NTur noners in srit of I.ouis Rainor
na;mst nr n X Tovlor charging him
s,eS;.h saduotion and ahorfion Ware tiJad
w. tbo CLAMPS nfiica Yesterday. The
nootnr claims That tho whoin affair ia a
moIicious attemnt at blackmaii.
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The Couhcli Coao.ee % urasd on 81 uraRfeS niRi,ien
met Yesterday, anu aSteeu " pe;i.,un ;,n
tne LEGISLATURE lor au'nolisy W. isSue s,a.
k2oo,o0o Donas 10 meet payiehts atIGr tE;r
Line pixies nave peeh conugniheu' by Iuls
Rction ABOUT tWelve niies oi eulnpiAe
VIII De maoe lree' lnciuoihs 'he spring
GroVe avenue.
Ara meeting of Mr.. Webers creditors
yesterday, he submitted proposition
asking for an extension OF two years,
and requesting that the management OF
his affairs be placed in the hands OF
Trustees, who shall pay creditors in div.
idends every four months. On motion,
, the meeting accepted Mr.. Weber's propo
Hition, and nominated for Trustees Peter
Andrew, Herman Cooper and Jacot
Pfau. The assignees presented com
plete statement, showing the total as
sets to be $S00,3 73, and the Liabilities
S547, 1886 %.
MIKE CANNON and Thomas McMan
nus. Che two men arrested last Saturday
NIGHT for assauiting ex-otlicer James, OF
Central avenue and Richmond streets
in a very cowardly manner, were eacl
fined $40 and costs IN the Police Cour
this morning. 1t seems that these two
men, knowing the disadvantages Ohcel
James was under, by reason OF his re
cent trouble, concocted this coward!!
plan to perpetrate still more coWardl!
deed, but fortunately they me
with a deserved punishment. Ate
the disposal Of the case in court
this morning, Prosecutor Campbell re
marked to James that In his legal oplll
ion he would advise him to XII them tn
next time they Icame in his TRACKS.
The resolutions OF the Cincinnati
light Guard read in the Senate ON Mon
day regarding the matter OF arms, VIII
it is hoped, have the desired effect OF CIV
ing our militia the arms justly due them
When arms were issued to the State t