The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-12
Clear the next t,uenty-four hours.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE lady teachers meet next satur-
day.
MEETING at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall to-
night.
ABOUT one hundred naturalization
papers were issued up to noon to-day.
% The Natural History Society want
Art Hall for their use until their new
buildings are erected.
REV. EBEN HALEY left for Philadel-
phia last evening to attend the funeral
Of his brother, who was accidentally
drowned.
MR.. W. s. CAPPELLAR, the handsome
and genial Deputy County Auditor,
mourns the loss of a horse and buggy,
stolen from Wesley avenue last night.
AN inquest was held yesterday AFTER
noon on the body OF Anton Knoll, recov-
cred from the resurrectionists few
days since. A verdict was returned OF
death from Inflammation of the lungs.
A CoLoRED gentleman by the name OF
Homer Williams is sleeping off ths ef-
fects of q too copiOus draught Of ice wa
ter y at the Hammond-street Station,
-sighing ever now then in his fretful
slumbers, "Hom'er gain"
THE following prisoners were locked
up in the County Jail late yesterday
afternoon: VIM. Patterson, grand lar.
eeny; Andrew Panoost, mittimus, to
Oct. IA; Henry johnson, the same; Chas.
Yager, to IS; e. +. Hall, to 15.
A LADIES matinee will be given at the
Grand Opera-house tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The play selected for the
occasion will be the popular drama Of
"Camille," with Miss Gussie DeForrest
as the heroine. Admission, 25 cents.
RUFER was sentenced yesterdy. The
motion for a new trial was overruled,
and the sentence of Imprisonment for
his natural lifetime announced by the
judge. In addition to this he is to pay
the costs of the suit, which amount to
about $1,000.
A PRIVATE LETTER received from
Topeka, Kansas, dated the 7th instant,
states that Captain John Sebastian,
formerly Treasurer of this county, is
lying dangerously ill from softening oil
the brain. DR.. q. q. Comegys, of this
city, has gone there to do all within his
power to relieve him.
In Court-street market this morning a
majority OF farmers horses were cough
ing badly, and the owners complain that
the epizo0tic seems to be spreading in
stead of checking up. Quite number
of the regular country market men have
failed to come to town the past few days
owing to their animals being ill.
THE cheap matinees at the Grand
have proved great feature in amuse-
ments this season. Miss Gussie DeFOr-
rest will appear tomorrow Wednesday J
afternoon as "Camille," in the play oi
that name, supported by the full strength
of the company. Admission, % cents.
A NIGHT foreman, named Mccoy, en-
ployed at the Dayton Sn0rt-line railroad
yards, had his hip dislocated between
two cars in the yard last evening. He
was taken to his home on Longworth
street, near Hoadly, and at last accounts
was being watched over by the physi-
clans, who consider his case an eX-
tremely critical one.
FRANK REED agreed for Sunday
drinks OF chain lightning to assist MIR.
Hayes on his way to Columbus by voting
early and often. Officers Carroll and
Stanley collared Francis, and tomorrow
Judge Lindeman will Reed the Riot Act
to his colOred highness, and the pr0pa-
bility is that he will be installed in Co
lumbus before either Hayes or Allen.
HERR s. LIEBLING, the young Berlin
pianist, gave private matinee perform
ance at the music-rooms of b. I'll. Bald
win yesterday afternoon. The following
were his selections: Concerto by Greig;
Cascade du Chandron by Bendel; Cho-
pins Waltz arranged by Tausig; Polo
naise by Rubenstein. The impression
upon his audience was very favorable,
and all predict for Linn decided sue
cess in this country.
WEST END DIVISION, No. 8, Sons of
Temperance has elected the following
officers: W. p, Miss Emma Hewitt; w.
A., Miss Annie White; r. s., Mr.. Chas.
II. Robinson; A. r. s., Miss Mary Mar
tin; F. s., Mr.. Jesse W. Daley; Trea-
Lansing; A. c., Miss Mary Limebaugh; !;
Chap, Mr.. Chas. L. Mccoy; 1. S., Miss
Ida Rice; o. s., Mr.. w. Il. Reynolds; Z.
w. p, Mr. S. l.. Hawkins.
TIE Pendleton street railroad authori-
ties adhere TO their determination not to
reduce the fare on that route under
present circumstances. Mr.. A. d. Bull
lock informed us this morning that all
rumors to the effect that he has receded
from the proposition already made to
Council are untrue. He is anxious to
concede the reduction, but no develop
ments have been made leading him to
believe that it will be carried out soon.
MRS. TRIMBLE, OF Columbus, was taken
to Hammond-street Station last night,
apparently insane, and sent to Colum-
she, with her husband, came to the city,
en- route to Columbus. Her husband was
taken sick, and she, being obliged to &c
on, lett him at the Cincinnati Hospital
and went to Columbus with the children.
On returning yesterday she found that
her husband had died during her alb
sence. This proved so great shock to
her as to cause the loss OF her reason
The case is au extremely sad one, and
oh ltA hA.a nf nnn hr
hears the touching details.
THERE will be grand matinee to
morrow afternoon at the Grand Opera
house, for the especial benefit of ladies
and parties living in the suburbs. Tht
highly sensational or emotional drama
OF "Camille" will be produced with ,
powerful cast. Admission to all parti
Of the house, 25 cents.
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EraM0elicaI Mtnisfertat association.
The first meeting Of the above Asso