The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

THE mortality report for the month OF
July shows the number OF deaths to be
Mn. M. B. DAVIS, with Maddux Ho-
hart q Co., arrived this morning from
Hot Springs, Arkansas. His health
u much improved.
JACOB JUNG, PALMER residing at No.
4 Mulberry street, was seriously injured
81 Q fall from soaffold In Camp Wash
tngton yesterday.
EaNsT SCHILLING and Adam Sey fried,
carpenters, made an assignment to-day
q Charles Jacob, jr., for the benefit OF
their creditors. Bond. 1900.
WILLIAM WooLENHAUPT, a lad thirteen
years old. has been missing since last
Hpnday morning from his home on the
southeast corner Of Elm and Longworth
sEreets.
Mr.. JOE GRAHAM, the diver, yesterday
removed the distractions in the culvert
under the track OF the M. n @. road, be-
low Eighth street. The water is now
rapidly flowing OF Into Millcreek.
1. REV. @. H. MANN, pastor Of ST. Mar
.tin's Church, at Sedamsville, celebrated
Nis golden wedding yesterday. A hand
some silver tea service was presented to
tie reverend BY the congregation.
| A LITTLE boy Of G. II. Gillette, No. 1876
Finn street, near Clark, fell from a Sec
end story window, yesterday afternoon,
sighting upon cellar door, receiving,
it Is thought, fatal injuries.
THIS morning, about six O'Clock, an
supress wagon and horse were stolen on
Race street between Sixth and Seventh.
me property belonged to John Harting,
Who resides on Vile street below Null
1eYry.
VENpKRs of milk, who have not OBJ
susned q permit from the Board Of
Health, will, according TO resolution
Haased yesterdad by the Board Of Health,
6a arrested and prosecuted by the MIX
>fnspector.
RICHARD HURLY, a man who has been
sn several occasions before the Police
Court, was again arraigned this morning
Ir stealing "a from a man named Henry
0rtlett, at No. 81 East Front street. yes
terday. He was sent to the Work-house
Or thirty days.
Mr.. JOHN SIMMER, of Chicago, will de-
kver an address tomorrow night at
1arner Hall Garden to the workingmen
'of this city, with view to the establish
6ept OF general Socialistic Working
Hen's Association in Cincinnati. The
address will be In German.
ANOTHER slide occurred on the Gin
cinnati and Baltimore railroad last even
ing, in the vicinity of Gest street, and
me trains are to-day running over the
C., H. g. D. road. The necessary repairs
ere, however, being made, and the trou-
BILE will be only temporary.
u THOMAS ALIAS Mobile LARKIN was ar
rested yesterday, and arraigned in the
HoIice Court this morning on charge Of
drrnt ID no r. %
Who did the shooting night before last
et the saloon on the corner of Belts and
Gutter streets. He was found guilty and
nned $b and costs.
|. DENNIS MEGAN, mate on the steamer
Sam. J. Hale, while standing on the D.
= Ia. track, near Riverside, yesterday
nftsrnoon, and watching passing train
n the indianapolis g. Cincinnati road,
taa struck by switch engine and seri-
Unsly injured in the head. besides hay-
krg one leg broken near the knee and his
Gsht wrist dislocated.
I CORpELIA WADE and another woman
nsmed Louisa Hopkins yesterday after
pbon were drinking at low saloon on
0sxth street, between Plum and Central
VENUE. Some dificulty having arisen,
&osA0iia oalled Mrs. Hopkins TO the back
lbor and assaulted her with knife, cut
I0 M0K IA bu0 n00us A1p0 0AAN ADANs = NJ
Wonnds are pretty severe.
HnE Republican Anti-Infation Club:
RI the Twenty third ward, organized
- night by eiecting the following off.
6ers, President, Henry Kessler; Vice
1fesidents-Dr. B. Stanton, q. F. Muth,
3ohn r. Loge and Arthur Hill; Secre.
ssfy, Frank A. Crippen; Treasurer, Il,
Ii. driest. The objects OF the Club are
JIrst, to advance the interest OF the
refty-the only one to which we can
5ok Tor the honest and economical ad.
ukdnistration Of our affairs, State and
national; second, to secure by all hon.
enable means the election to od1ce Of
saen of known ability and integrity.
! THx Pullman Palace Car Company
we're victimized recently by one Charles
&. Curtis, Cashier Of the Cincinnati Di
Vision. Curtis left the city rather sud
n one day, amounting to about SIG, 900
The authorities have Kept the matter
9wiet, expecting that Curtis would be
&Eme emboldened by their reticence an6
show himself up, which be did yester
Nv at Trenton, New Jersey, according
70 telearams received by Assistan
8asAier Merrill, Of this city. Detective
craven has been employed to attend t.
be matter, and lett this morning fol
columbus TO procure u EequI6lllOn IIoH
Gov. Allen to the Governor Of New Jer
aey.
THE contract for the foundations o
tAe Tennessee river bridge was awarded
Yeaterday afternoon to McMahan, o
Bkaunt0n, Virginia, and Condor, of Knox
Vile, Tennessee, at their bid Of $131, 280
3he foundations and masonry, in twelve
separate pieces, will include nine thou
and four hundred cubic yards Of work
line Golfer dams will be required to ,pu
1oWn the foundations. Two pieces 0
= shore wsrk will rest on rock founda
ons, the south abutment will rest Of
10 foundations. Piers No. l, ga, 4, s,
snd 4, and the rest piers for tn
6Eaw span, will rest on solid rock. Th
Ikaterial for the masonry will be OF tn
fsnt quality Of limestone.
THE HEALTH OFFICER was, yesterda.
aakwnoon, in the meeting Of the Boar
e Health, Instructed TO Invite an earl
{nknt meeting Of the Board OF Improve
San1s and Sewerage Commission. +
Gxree upon virtual course Of procedur
fSr the purpose Of repairing damage
"a syeFting the dangers arising from
- lste overflow Of Millcreek bottom
L. report Of the Health O6icer on MIL
seek was submitted. It advises th
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