The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-23
LOCAL BREyITIES.

LADIES TEMPrn ANoB ASSOCIATION at 900
Vino street this afternoon.
THE Chamber Of Commerce Arbitration Com
Aittee meets this afternoon.
TRE Geological Garden has been enriched by
tAs addition Of On elephant.
MAYOR JOHNSTON has postponed his visit to
Urbsna on account of the severe illness of his
Nffe.
HR. GEORGE FREAM, Of the Adams Express
Minnie Pendery, niece Of Auditor Humphreys,
- the residence Of Mr.. Mattoon on Barr street.
FRANKLIN AND STEINHEIM have arranged for
Anngle scull race on Saturday afternoon at
AseD O'clock.
THR smiling face Of Mr.. Ben. shott, the Coro-
uar's clerk, last night indicated something. and
- It was.-a bouncing girl OF twelve pounds.
TIE Miami Medical College Alumni meets
tu-night at DR.. Stanton's, No. $40 Freeman
h<raaE Drs. Brown and Landfear will read
SOME Interesting papers.
CHARLES WOLF, lad who resides with his
parents on Mt. Auburn, was run over by an
Auburn avenue car yesterday. One Of his eyes
was badly crushed and he received severe In
1uries about the head.
Two small fires occurred last evening, one in
Groom at the Pulte Medical College about six
o'clock, and the other about half past nine in O
med back Of GreenwOOd's foundry on Clay
street. A trivial loss was sustained in each
ease.
JOSEPH STEVENS, q molder at Chamberlain'e
leove foundry, was burnt about hisface with
hBk metal yesterday afternoon while making q
casting. He was taken to his home in Milford
y 10 feared that he will be deprived Of his eye.
night.
THE engine attached to train No. 2 on the o
= ID. r. Il. was delayed at Cullom's station
{nst night on account Of the bursting of the
hoiler. Fortunately no one was hurt, but 9
large numoer OF passengers were badly scared
The engineer was Obliged to walk to Storrs
tpwnship for another engine.
AN unknown man about forty years old, who
boards on Walnut street. three doors south Of
Eighth, attempted to commit suicide about SIX
rclock yesterday evening by taking dose ol
landanum. He was taken to the hospital,
where he soon recovered. The man would moi
hmpart any information concerning himself OF
ne attempt on his life.
TIE funeral Of James Mccormick, the in
Iured fireman, took place from st. Xavier's
Church this morning, and was largely attended
by friends, who followed in long train Of car
eiages behind the Volunteer Firemen's Associ-
ntion, headed by q band of music. The re-
mains were Inferred at the new Irish Cemetery
kn the Warsaw pike with appropriate cere-
ponies. The fire bells tolled at the engine
houses as the procession passed.
THE Chicago & South Atlantic railroad
tieeted the following Directors yesterday after
eoon: Thos. l. Jones, Of Newport, KY; Il. T.
Duncan and VIM. Preston, of Lexington, KY;
r. DicKey, of Boone county, KY; Keene Rich
Hsas, Of Scott county, Ky; II. L. Harris, Of
psunty, KY; ]. stoddard Johnston, Of Frank
tort KY; Beriah Magofln, of Mercer county
Ey.; W. y. Raymond, Of Monticello, Ind; Rob-
MT Rae, Of Chicago. The Directors .subse-
1pently organized by unanimously electinl
Hon. Th0s. l.. Jones President.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest this morn.
Eng on the body Of a man named Francis Lewis
brOm Youngstown, Ohio, who dropped deau
ehout o'clOck'A. M. on Fifth and Stone streets
Che jury returned O verdict of death from hear
llsease The deceased was 60years of age, and
bstranger in this city. In his pockets was
tCund railroad pass on the A. & q. w. r. X
Hgned Francis Lewis, and a subpoena from the
h M sSea III " ,1i,h ,,so
Etsions to last him month, o photograph and
In money.