The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-10
LATEST LOCAL.

THE tin store Of Mr.. II. Meyer, on Eleventh
street, near VI alnut, was robbed Of 50 in money
at noon to-day while the proprietor was at dim
ner.
allow the Gas Company to lay mains along the
pike to Carthage provided they put the pike in
good repair.
j. NJ. MARTIN, charged with adultery, and
Frank Royse, charged with bigamy. were ar
raigned before Judge Lindeman this morning
and dismissed, on account Of want Of prOsecu-
ton. s,
THE military companies desiring to take part
in the parade on the opening OF the Exposition
are requested to send representatives 70 the
meeting Of the Exposition Board at Exposition
Hall tomorrow night.
LEWIS Battles, charged with cutting one
James Edwards with intent to Kill him, was
bound over by Judge Lindeman this morning,
to answer the charge before the Grand Jury.
His bond was fixed at $510.
OFFICERS MCFARLAND AND CARROLL this
morning raded bagn1o In Buckt0wn, and ar
rested Emma Wilson, Mary Osborn, Mary
Connolly and Mary Shaw, and lodged them in
Hammond d-street Station.
PRESIDENT HOLLOWAY, of the Chamber of
Commerce, to-day announced that on next
Tuesday, according to the constitution of the
Chamber, nominating committee of five
would be selected to report ticket for officers
| of that body TO serve the ensuing year.
HENRY FRANKLIN has made an assignment
Of his stock of baskets and willow ware, at No.
| 208 West Fifth street, to Howard Douglass.
| Bond, $1,000 Abraham Steinau, O jeweler, at
No. 50 West Fourth street, also made an as
signmcnt for h. benefit OF his creditors to G.
ID. Robertson
CLEMENT STAMBIGLER woman fighter, yes
terday belaborcd his wife so severely rs to en-.
close her eyes in q circle of different colors,
| from yellow to black, and cutting her in sey-
| eral places in the face. Ho was alralgncd in.
| the Police Court this morning on the charge OF
i ahuaiuO his family and sputpnrpd n
Wolk-house for thirty days and fined SIS.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
to-day, brought suit in the U. s. Circuit Court
against William r. Hazlett one of its freight
agents, stationed at GAINESVILLE, o., to recover
81, 100 %, which the company claims is due for
| money collected by Mr.. Hazlett for freight
while in his position. On this sum they also
petition for interest from May 1st. 1875. Messrs.
Hoadly, johnson and Colston are plaintiffs
attorneys. The case will be tried at the Octo-
ber term Of Court.
JOHN b. MORRIS, the jeweler, at 163 Walnut
street, opposite the Gibson House, must make
room for his stock OF new fall goods. To do.
this he is selling at extraordinary low prices,
| and is offering inducements unparalleled in the
history OF the trade. In dealing with John B.
Morris. gentleman and veteran in the jew
elry business, you have dead certainty Of
| getting what you ask for, at prices which defy
competition Go and see him and be happy. 4.
JOHN HAYES, an employe at the Excelsior
School Furniture Company, on Walnut street,
| above Third, on Monday afternoon fell
through - hatchway, from the first
floor to the cellar below, distance
Of about twenty feet He narrowly missed
falling upon heap of iron that was lying be-
meath the opening. He was picked up insen-
| sable, and after recovering it was found that
he had sustained severe injuries ON the head.
WE DON'T know whether or not their fond
parents objected to the match, as he was ten
der youth of fOrty-two or thereabouts, and
she blushing damsel of twenty seven, SO to
speak, but any how Henry Collins ami Rebecca
Grimsley, bo, Of Hanging Rock, O., accom-
panied by few choice spirits, stroIIed
into Squire EvitVs office on Sixth
street this afternoon, and Henry and Rebecca
were married. The kissing OF the bride wasn't
all done by the intimate friends either, for the
gallant Squire Evitt imprinted kiss on
BecKy's lips, too, and tie ''paroxysmaf'
smack that Constable Lacy administered could
be heard aim st across the street. No cards.