The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

week.
A LARGE number OF Cinoinuati's
Knights of>Pythias will attend the ses-
sion ofthe Supreme lodge at Washlngr
ton next week.
HON. d., w. VoRHRTs arrived: in the
city Saturday night en- route for Will
Jamestown, KY, to attend the trial OF
Colonel Terrell.
THE $3.50 in gold offered by the Com
Bank as a premium on tobacco
has been placed in the hands of the Ex-
position Commissioners.
THE PRESS, published by Jaw. Pom
frey, has been greatly improved in its
mechanical appearance. We have no
doubt it will meet with marked success.
s'PooR JiLTED JONATHAN. song and
chorus; andl"Darllng, in SorrowI Leave
Ihee," ballad for soprano or tenor, are
just published by John Church & Co.,
Cincinnati. p#
CONGRESSMAN MILTON SAYLER, while
getting out of a buggy Friday night,
caught hig thumb ina iron fender and
broke the metacarpal bone. He now car.
ries itin a sling.
DURING the storm last evening, the
rear wall of Snyder u Brothers. cracker
bakery, ou Front street, between Race
and ELM, was blown down, but fortu-
nately nobody was hurt.
w. H.. MoRGAN's s. house, Nos 199 Bay
miller street, was struck by lightning
yesterday morning. The electric fluid
ran down the chimney into the ground,
without doing any damage of note.
Two horses and buggies that were
hitched off the Asylum grounds on Mt.
Auburn yesterday, have disappeared,
and are supposed to have Been stolen.
One of them belonged TO- Daniel Young,
the brewer.
THE Typographical Union Of this city
is holding its annual election for dele
gates to the International Union, which
meets in Boston on the first Monday In
June next. The election is being held
In Mozart Hall.
CIV. GERARD, our Prosecuting Attor-
ney,Wiil cross the Atlantic for a. holiday
season in Europe, as soon as the sum-
mer vacation commences Mr.. Baker,
his assistant, will perform the business
in the meanwhile.
ABOUT twenty-five feet Of tile roof of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad depot, during the severe storm
last evening. was blown off and fell on
the inside. No one was hart, thot1gh the
seven O'Clock Urain had just come I'M. and
was dischafging it's passengers at the
time. .-T
LrEUTsNANT COPY and his squad Of
police, who were detailed to look out, for
the disturbing element that might visit
The Orphan grounds, did their duty hand
sornely yesterday, and received the com
pllnlents Of the Mayor for their faithful
performance Of duty.
A DISPATCH from, Baltimore, received
on Saturday night, has called Mr.. Thos.
A. Logan to attend the bedside OF his
mother, who is very i'll. Mr.. Logan's
absence will leave d serious void III the
prosecution OF the Terrell murder ease,
pentting this week at Williamstowh, KY.
AT d meeting of the Trustees OF the
Southern RailToad, Saturday, contracts
We're conditionally awarded on Divisions
D ana 4, as follows: Sections 70, so and
81 to Jones s. Parker. Section 81, Parker
y Ballou. Sections 50, 81, s., 80, 81 and
81 to John Smith & Son. Section 81 to
Ashly Owens.
THE New York Herald OF Saturday
prints in full the suit OF Gen. VIM. G..
Halpin, our City Engineer, against the
Third Avenue Railroad Company to re-
cover damages for injuries received by
him on the 3D. of June, 1871. The suit was
tried on Friday, and q verdict OF 1000
returned for Gen. Halpin.
j. L. HYATT, whe for the last thirty
years has been Conducting his we'll
known collection agency on Third street,
died yesterday afternoon at his house on
street, from pbeuro-pneHmonia
Mr.. Hyatt was born at Hyattsviile, Md,
and removed to this city at an early age.
He leaves widow and five grown chill
dren. tt Eau r
y WALTER n. WILD, aged 81, whose
mother resides at College Hill. com
nitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head, ON Thursday, at Can
nelbnrg, Ind, while laborlng under tenn
porary mental alteration. He was we'll
known in this city, and the news of his
tragic death will be received with pro-
found sorrow. @t Al.- 5~ -,
Coz. ROBINSON, Of the Ohio National
Guards, has appointed the following
staff officers: Or. VIM. r. Tibbalis, Sur.
geon; John IL. Sanders, Adjutant; A. q.
Sedgwick, Qaartermaster; a.. L. Du-
weIius, Sergeant Major; Geo. W. Gould,
Quarternnaster Sergeant; Walter Hart
pence. Hospital Steward.
"THE BEE," consisting Of young Jew.
Ish ladies, have been holding fair dur
ing the past week at the Temple, ON
Eighth and Plum streets, for the benefit
of The Jewish Hospital and Relief Soci-
ETY.. About 800 have been realized. The
FAIR closes tonight with general auc-
lion OF the remaining goods. :.
DIR. QUERNER was elected Wofk-house
Physician on Saturday. The Directors
adopted a resolution to the effect that
bne Work-house Physician be required
10 be at the WOrk-house at such times as
the Superintendent may desire tor the
good of the institution. The election of
the remaining officers will not take place
until the newly. appointed Directors
have familiarized themselves more fully
with the workings OF the institution.
The A. O. Fl. of this city has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: JAS. Gurren, General President;
Michael Walsh, General Vice President;
Jeremiah F. Sheehan, reelected General
Financial Secretary; r. Ii. Maley, Gen.
eral Recording Secretary; G. F. sullivan,
reelected General Treasurer; Lawrence
Burns, j. 5. Dempsey and B. OConnor
were elected Trustees. P. Dunphy,
State Delegate: J. Haggerty, State Sec
retary D. l. Ryan, State Treasurer, and
B. I. Muiligan, County Delegate.
FRANK BIcKENsTADr, residing at the
corner OF Thirteenth and Bremen streets,
last night got into a difficulty with Glenn.
Deters. the saloon-keeper on the corner