The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.

MADlsoNvILLE is to be incorporated.
THE Odd-fel.ows' game yesterday was
q success.
THE Reds defeated the Stars yester-
day, to 1. ....
THE Little Miami Depot has a new
baggage room.
THR Bucher bankrupt case comesup on
November llth.
TIE attendance at the Zoo Zoo yester-
Gay was immense. .t
THE Fire Commissioners did nothing
Of public interest yesterday.
REVENUE agents are examining into
the affairs of the First District.
THE Directors of the County Intirmary
will hold a special meeting ON Thursday
next.
TKE County Infrmary Superintendent
iH TO sell all buildings on the farm not
nav in use.
SAMUEL PARKER was run over by the
ears In Columbia last evening and both
band crushed.
THE Water-works receipts during the
month have been $4,000, and the ex-
panditures $14, 4,4oo.
AUDITOR HUMPHREYS bond has been
accepted. 1t is signed by Jos. Siefert,
j. III. Balance and Ii. Niemeyer.
THE theatrical people of this region
propose to erect a monument to the
memory OF Charlotte Champion.
A YOUNG son OF Mr.. w. Dennis, of 267
Findlay street, was run over by milk
wagon yesterday. No arrests of course.
ONE hundred and twenty seven mort
cages were cancelled yesterday In the
Recorders office. The largest number on
record.
ming to raise funds for monument to
Col fitzpatrick, of the Fifth Ohio In
fantry. ....
this morning caused the loss of car
load of hay on the l.. &. g. L. road. In
cendiarism.
MARGUR1TA BRoCKsCHMIDT was ap-
pointed Administrative of the will of
heinrich W. Brockscbmidt. 500 in per-
sonalty; 5000 realty.
CATHARINE BAcHscHNIDER was ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the will OF
John Bachschnider yesterday afternoon.
Personality, $4,000; realty. $4,000.
BIDS were to have been opened yester-
day for the Exposition buildings, but
Sor the shafting and pulleys, but none
for the buildings.
THE concert at Robinson's for the ben
eft of the German Y. NJ. G. A. last night
was success. Prof. Geiselbrecht and
Mrs. Henry Tuechter especially dis
tinguished themselves.
DON'T forget the house-warming and
Rpron party in the new rooms of the
Young Ladies' Branch of the Women's
Christian Association tomorrow. 1t is
to be something immense.
THE Walnut Hills Street Railroad Co.
has applied for an injunction to prevent
the owners of Route 13 from laying
track alongside theirs ON Hunt street.
The case comes up on Monday.
THE law suits commenced IN d arborn
county, Indiana, against the United
States Mail Line Company for loss Of life
by the Pat Rogers disaster, have been
removed to the U. s. District Court at
Indianapolis. :
THE School of Design of the Ohio Me-
ohanics' Institute is to open it's twen-
tieth annual session this evening. The
session continues four months. The
school is justly popular in Cincinnati,
and it's graduates are known all over the
land.
THE Cincinnati Globe Gas Light Com
many fled papers of incorporation yes.
terday. Cash capital, $200, 600, in shares
Of 500 each. lncOrporatOrs: Edward
Reed, Robert Haines, Lawrence Max
well, William M. Ramsey and Michael
: Cohn.
PART of the Mt. Auburn water-mains
ere only connected to one tank, and the
consequence is that when this one is
being cleaned the mains and the inhab.
itaRts supplied by them are without
water. This is to be remedied by max
ing connection with both tanks:
THE American Wine Growers Asso-
citation, at their meeting tomorrow give
O prize OF a silver cup for the best for
iaign champagne. Samples are being
sent to the President of the Association,
i. 8. Sheppard, Esq, on Fourth street.
THE remains of the late Charles W.
Hawn, who was killed while in the dis
charge of his duties as Deputy Sheriff,
IN Mississippi, arrived to-day, and will
be buried from the residence OF Mr.. j..
w. Carson, OF Cumminsville, on Sunday.
MAGGIE JoRDoN, who saved Sharkey's
fife by enabling him to escape from the
Tombs in New York, where he was CON-
fined under sentence Of death, by chang
ing clothes with him in his cell, is now
en- route for Memphis, and she will oc-
eapy a box at the National Theater this
evening.
VIM. HOWARD, q brakeman ON the l.,
c. q L. road, fell between the cars of an
becoming freight train, last night, at
Hputhside, and was killed by being run
over by the cars. The remains were
brought to the city. He leaves wife
and children at Lawrenceburg. He had
baen in the employ Of the road for some
sixteen years.
Mn. JOSEPH FREDEwEsT, for the past
l7years assistant editor of the Wahr-
heffsfreund, and formerly editor and
pr0prietor Of the st. Marien Calendar,
aied on Wednesday night at his home on
West Eighth street. Mr.. Fredewest had
been for nearly thirty years resident of
Cincinnati, and was highly respected
Wherever known. He was g. years OF
sge. .
Mrss LILLE SEMPLE, of Clifton, noted
In fashionable circles throughout the
country as belle In both manners and
beauty, was united in marriage last
evening, at Calvary Episcopal Church,
t0 Mr.. William John Harris, of Dayton,
Ohio, son OF the well-known ale brewer
OF that city. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers from Mayor
BHgher's conservatory. After the sol
emn rites had been performed the party
repaired to the BRIDES former home, the
Iesidence of her brother-in-law, Theo-