The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04
LOCAL BISEVITIES.

A BLACK horse was stolen yesterday
from Henry Senker, on Walnut Hills.
MCCULLOUGH, the tragedian, was in
the city Saturday evening, on his way to
New York.
THE Geological Garden was visited
yesterday, by crowd larger by far than
tnAt OF any previous day.
THE fnes collected during the last
month in the Police Court, amount to
q, ,z63 60, and in State cases to$ $Sl9 %.
TIE Shakespeare Club will resume it's
regular weekly meetings for the season
on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, at
Nelodeon Rail.
The Right Rev. a. B. Whipple, Bishop
Of Minnesota, preached yesterday morn
ing at St. Paups church, and in the
evening at Christ church.
FIVE young men, who were yachting
In the boat Ella yesterday morning, were
thrown into the water near the railroad
bridge. They were rescued by another
yacht, the Flirt.
'SQUIRE EvITT, the popular and gen.
1al Justice OF the Peacesand EX-Jailer Of
Hamilton county, has removed his Office
to No. "a West Sixth street, the office
formerly occupied by the laIe John W.
Garter.
FRANKIE ARCHER, three years old, son
Of Edgar Arcner, fell in the canal, on
Saturday afternoon, at the foot OF Elder
street, and was drowned. The body was
found in the evening. The chllPs par
hnts live AT S6 Logan street.
Gov. ALLEN, Gov. Hendricks, Gov.
Walker OF Virginia, Hon. Hester Clymer
OF Pennsylvania, Hon. D. w. Voorhees,
Of Indiana, Gen. Gary and Hon. j. L.
Harris, member OF Congress from Vir-
Rinia, were in the city yesterday.
LEWIS NATHAN, thirteen years old,
whose parents live on Main street, be-
tween Gano and Sixth streets, fell un-
der Q Seventh street car yesterday af-
ternoon, and was SO badly injured that
amputation Of one foot Will be neoes-
sary.
HERMAN BRAND, OF Lewisburg, KY,
was run over OH The L., q. & l.. railroad,
In the canal bed, near Wood street, about
halt.past six O'Clock on Saturday night,
and instantly killed. He was tfty-Iive
years old, and leaves wife and several
children.
THE Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association will, tomorrow night, at
the quarterly meeting, discuss the ques-
tion Of an amendment to the consLitu-
uon providing that persons who are not
UleluUeIb ut Lu6 LlLu6 Ol Op0nluk VIC DOLLS,
shall not be entitled to vote.
JAMES O'RoURKE was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning ON a
charge OF stealing new hat from fel-
low boarder at Echenbrenners board
ing-house, corner of Second and Elm
streets. He was sent out for thirty days
and obliged to lay down $40 as fine.
THE Cincinnati Orchestra will be out
In this season OF concerts stronger than
ever. A large number OF subscriptions
have been secured and the Orchestra
strengthened. Subscription books are at
p0bmeyer & Newhalps, John Church's,
Robert Clarke's and uunPs Dining
Rooms.
ELLA DEAN PAsYEA, three years old,
while playing, about one O'Clock yester-
day afternoon near Lumber pile IN !. d
q. Fullers lumber yard In Sedamsyille,
was crushed to death by the pile falling
upon her. An inquest was held and a
verdict returned OF skilled by an acci-
dsnt."
HARRY WILLIAMS, a compositor, has
been missing from his home on Ninth
and Mound streets since last Wednes-
day. When he lett he threatened to kill
himself, and to others he stated that he
Was going to Colorado. ANY tnforma-
tion OF his whereabouts will be gladly
received by his distressed mother.
DELLA THOMPSON yesterday sent let
tor to the Chief Of Police, asking him to
atop her husband, Neil Thompson, who
has departed from her in company with
ayellOw woman named Leah Gray. Her
husband is a yellow man, heavy set,
about thirty-tve years old, with whis-
kerB and mustache.
THE funeral of policeman Jacob Hecht,
who died of drOpsy on Friday, at his
home, corner Of Bremen and Elder
streets, took place yesterday afternoon.
A detachment OF one hundred police,
under command of Captain Borck, led
the funeral procession. These were tol'
lowed by the German societies and the
Independent Order of B'nai Birth. Mr..
Hecht was tifty-eight years old, and
leaves a wife and five children.
TIE Cincinnati Division No. 2, OF the
Grand Division of the S. and T. OF Ohio,
ON Saturday evening elected the follow
fng delegates to attend the thirty first
annual session of the above at Dayton,
on the 9th inst: e. j. Morris, DR.. A.
Berry, N. g. bennett, Joseph Burd,
George Crosby, Eliza j. bennett, DR.. j.
B. Thompson, Charles. Graham, Mar
Graham, T. d. Royse, Henry Lloyd, +.
Eromlet, DR.. e. G. Dalton, Willis y
Hall, j. I'll. Raper and Richard Hingson..
The Races at Chester Park.