The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-30
Latest Local.

c. E. IRWIN. Esq, Editor Of the Portsmouth
Republican, is at the Crawford House.
MANN. w. SATTERwHITE, ESQ.,, the enter
prisng steamboat agent, OF Louisville, n.y., is
| IN the city visiting the Exposition.
Mr.. MARCUS LESTER, of Wheeling, West Va,
who has not visited Cincinnati since 1858, is in
| the city, and returns home tomorrow. .e
| G. u. WOODRUFF, prominent manufactu-
rer of Toledo, Ohio, is in the city, the guest Of
| Capt. Frank j. Oakes at the Crawford.
| A THIEF this morning entered the residence
Of james Mclaughlin, No. lis Broadway, and
stole coat and some other clothing. No ar
rests.
| WM A. MEYER, ESQ, the proprietor Of the
popular Kcuipfor Bittcrs, made q lar &c ship
ment of his goods this morning to Chihuahua,
Mexico.
IT Is reported that Mr.. Jose Franklin has
| sent cha a'lenge to the Cincinnati Boat Cub
| for a tnrco-mile scull race, on the closing day
| of the Exposition.
GEORGE DANA. Esq, prominent property
holder and manufacturer of Belpr, OHIO, to-
gether with his family, Is in the city, stopping
/ at the Crawford House.
| OFFICER JOSEPH HECHT, of Bremen street
Station house, is lying very low of dropsy at
HIS residence on Elder and Bremen streets.
He is not expected to live,
| Hon. FRANCIS BAKER, of Massachusetts,
celebrated as lawyer and political speaker,
city, is on visit to The Queen City.
COL FRANK REED, the celebrated manufac-
| turer OF iron hardware molds and cutlery. of
Boston, is In the city looking after his inter
ests i'll the great display at the Exposition.
| MR.. Z. L. Nc MACKIN, who rooms at No. 70
College Build. .ng, had valuable coat, a pair
| Of pants and volume Of Swan 4 Critchleld's
| Statutes stolen from him. No clue to the
thief.
| THE accomplished daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Bier, the well known boot and shoe manufac-
| turer OF Chilllcothe, Ohio, is in the city, the
guest of her uncle, Frank lind, Esq, "mine
host' OF the Crawford House.
ship, Ss years old, dropped dead last night
while selling a wagon load Of potatoes. DR..
Maley held an inquest and the jury returned
a verdict Of death from heart disease.
| TIE Republican Executive Committee met
at their headquarters in Hopkins Music Hall
| this morning and nominated g. w. Z. Lee
as Justice of the Peace to I'LL the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Judge Carter.
| THERE was meeting of the Executive Com
mittee at the Democratic headquarters this
morning at eleven o'clock. Nothing OF public
! Importance transpired, it being more OF con-
ference than a regularly organized meeting.
THE deepest interest in personal salvation
still continues to manifest itself at the meet
| ings held nightly at the rooms of tho Y. Ill. O. A.
| The attendance is large, and results exceed
lnglv satisfactory 70 tiiose ehgageu III carrying
on this work.
DAN RICE and his "Bronchos, do not leave
| here with Barnum's Hippodrome, as is gener-
ally supposed, nut sold Dam' proposes to con-
| tinue exhibiting them at his old place on Fri
| day, and then leave on grand southern tour
| within two weeks.
| Two MEN from Circleville, o., yesterday took
| lodging at Val. B0rmann's saloon on Vine
street, anu during their absence last night
| their room was entered by a sneak thief, who
succeeded in carrying off seventy dollars, all
the money the above parties possessed.
MoILIE Meg INN, formerly an inmate OF Q
house of ill-fame on West Third street, died al
the Cincinnati Hospital to-day, it is said, from
the effects OF severe beating administered by
a colored woman named Annie kinklard,
housekeeper employed at the house where
Mollie lived. Annie has been arrested, and an
inquest will be held Tomorrow at A. Nj. ir
| I THE alarm of fire which came from box se
| about noon to- day was occasioned by o slight