The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-28

herman 1OOklauS, Dy leaving orders al
rte Office Of Fine 81 McGary, Real Estate
Agents.
Probably cloudy, or partly so, ,oith ligh
esoaI sAo,oers to-day. and clearing and Jai
te-atgA or t0-sorroW morning.
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! LOCAL BRETITIES.
THE alarm from box II, about 7 o'clocl
kast evening, was false.
TnOI. PETER II. CLARK, the popular
I, Principal OF Gaines High School, is tc
deliver the annual address before the
literary societies Of Berea College, Ken.
tpeky, tomorrow.
TIE Wine Growers Association on
Saturday afternoon elected as mem.
hers Aessrs. VIM. Hughes and Thomas
I. Lane, Of the city, and Louis win.
helm, Of Wheeling, West Virginia.
"a 4 LAD LAP named name. M Morgsn s, twelve % years
num, on Saturday evening fell from the
high wall in front OF St. Johns Hospital,
and received serious II not fatal injuries.
A NEW military company is being or
Eanixed and will receive the name OF the
Robinson Centennial Guards. The next
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening at Rolf Is Hall, corner Of Seventh
and Freeman.
PnHuDRNT N. e. ingalls,, Of the l., G.
\ L. Railroad, has reduced the fare to
Indianapolis to 50 90 against the form er
rata OF 81. Round trip tickets will be
sald NJ 10 per cent. OF. The above rates
will 60 into effect next Thursday.
a SMALL fire In some rubbish In the
cellar OF bakery on the south side Of
Clark street, few doors west OF Cutter,
Wss put out before the arrival Of the en-
Gines, this morning. at half past ! 1o'clock.
The alarm was turned in from'132. No
damage. -
BURGLARS on Friday night entered the
stable Of VIM. Goodman, East Walnut
Hills, and carried on $500, draft ON the
Bank Of Scotland for 2lOO, and a nickel
plated revolver. No clue to the thieves.
The money belonged to the coachman,
named Thomas Kirkland.
SHKBErH ACHIM LODGE. No. 95. X. 9.
b, on the 9Th inst. elected the following
named officers for the ensuing term:
Hon. A. w., X. Franklin; Nassi, Louis
SugeTman; Aohiexer, N. Valentein;
Alttser, ii. Frankenstein; sopher, julius
Meyeri Gisber, Chas. Meyer; Organist,
z. Philips; Shomer Hapesaoh, 81. zweig.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest yes
terday ON the body Of Edward 5. Kirsch,
who was drowned while bathing on FRI
day night ut the foot of Plum street. |
mo body was found by James German,
Of West Covington, about two hundred
yards above Mill street. The jury re-
turned verdict Of accidental drowning.
THE alarm from box 81, on Saturday
night, was in consequence of the explo.
mon OF gallon OF gasoline in the house
Of Mrs kellum, corner OF Wilson street
aad Corporation alley. The servant was
MNfng lamp near a hot stove, when the
1uid ignlted. The fire, which was con-
1nsd 70 cupboard and the moor above,
was put out without use Of the engine.
DxrxCTIvE FRANK MITCHELL, on FRI
Gay, reached Salamanca In quest of Teas
62Ie, who had boosted Of throwing the
trAin from the track near Hamilton, q
week ago, but returned without him, as
tsSned, without doubt, that the arrested
Aaz had not been in Hamilton for over
. year, and that he was in the vicinity of
Salamanca at the time Of the occurrence.
THE iriends Of Mr.. Chas. q. Miller
have arranged q complimentary ORA.
Matio and musical testimonial, to be
Giyen at R0bins0n's Opera-house this
evening. An excellent and varied pro-
nfnmma will be presented. Mr.. Miller
viii be assis ted by Colonel o. j. Dodds,
II. W. Il. Power, Mrs. W. f. Aldrich,
1sofessor 0erold and wife, and others,
which should I'LL Robinson's Opera.
house. - Mr.. Miller deserves.
TnR members Of the Lytle Grays who
bAye served their term Of five years will
b presented tomorrow evening with
@Veteran Medals." Captain j. A. john
IN, Lieutenant VIM. H. Smith, Ex-
lieutenant George O. Beach (member
veteran oorpsb Sergeant George Lee,
James Flshwick are to be the recipients.
3he medal is shield-shaped, and Is OF
Goid, bearing the name Of the possessor
IiDd the years Of his service.
CoRoNER MALnY, on Saturday after.
Ioon, held an inquest on the body Of !
Emma Pnntz, little girl six years ofI
lge. The child fell sick some days ago,
md her mother, . very poor woman, liv-
|ng at the corner of Fifth and Sycamore
l1rGats, attempted to obtain medical aid,
Izt not having money was referred from
~ phy ysician to another till DR.. Dunlap.
- Friday, visited the little sufferer, but
10 Iste to render assistance. The little Z
|lrf died next morning, and the jury re- 9
Asned verdict OF death from want ofI
neateal attention." L,
4 ooLORHD man named Fisher, while h
tsading near board pile. on the land. g
ng sast Of Broadway, about 8 O'Clock 81
nse evening, was mQrderously assaulted q
b white man, who ran away immedi- a
1eiy after his deed without being iden- Il
mad. Fisher was cut severely and Ii
seeding profusely from wound In the 8,
~ side OF the face and neck. He pro-
eeded TO the drug store on the corner ii
I Peaxl and Broadway, where his I"
Iounda were attended to. After lying p
oeut two hours or more on the floor OF Ct
10 drug store Fisher was put in an ri
Enbulance and taken TO the Cincinnati "
hospital. An officer In that district says al
kat Fisher is hard character, and al
axly on that day assaulted an unknown m
lAits man, whs 10 supposed to have done re
= cutting. al
TME Cincinnati Pioneer Association, 81
their meeting, Saturday afternoon, (,
Ituxned most cordial thanks "to the q,
sod people Of Chillicothe, including -
svernor Allen and his daughter, Mrs. o,