The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-24
the stairway Of the old building former.

the stairway of the old building former
ly occupied by the late Marshal Butts.
A four-months old child OF Mr.. John
Hucker, who resides at the corner OF
Stevens and Powell streets, accidentally
had needle driven into its abdomen.
The needle broke off, leaving about an
inch of it In the flesh. DR.. Hearns ad-
ministered chloroform ana cut to the
depth of half an inch, without any sue
cess. The needle had worked itself in
and could not be found. The child Is
not In imminent danger.
John Decker, a Od-carrier, supposed
to be son OF Mr.. Frank Decker, coal
merchant OF this city, committed suicide
by drowning himself in White river,
Indiana.
About half-past five O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon tire was discovered in the
root OF a Kitchen, No. 40 East Front
street. No loss.
Miss Ella Pendleton, step-daughter OF
Austin Morris, Esq, left this morning
on a trip TO Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. James Herbert has gone into busi-
ness again. t.f
In the Mayors Court this morning Pat
O'Donneli, James Ward aud James
Woodlock were this morning charged $4
each for nights lodging in one OF the
cars on the X. G. railroad. George
Schneider, for not giving full weight and
measure in market, was fined $5. Ellen
Beathe, disorderiy conduct, was fined 81
and costs.
The Stars were beaten yesterday.
They had not yet sufficiently recovered
from their Lexington victory.
NEWPORT.-The game of baseball
played Saturday on the Barracks
grounds between the Masons and West
erns, resulted in favor OF the latter by a
score of I3 to 10.
A buggy, in which was seated Mr..
George W hite, his wife and child, was
overturned yesterday on the Reservoir
road and the persons thrown out, but
fortunately no one was injured.
Miss Anna Clemens died very sudden
ly yesterday at her residence on Madi-
son street OF erysipelas.
A horse attached to a spring wagon
became frightened =; u passing railroad
train on Saratoga street. yesterday and
ran away, but was captured before any
damage was done.
Mr.. David Fowler returned from the
East this morning.
james Flynn, who was reported killed
on the Newport bridge, was seen yes
terday alive and we'll.
The Campbell County Teachers Asso-
citation meets tomorrow at Alexandria.
The row on German street Sunday had
the effect of bringing to The street a.
most every man, woman and child for
squares around.
Barracks News-One hundred. men are
to be sent to join the 1Itn Infantry at
Dakota tO-mOrr0w.-ln a private letter
to one OF the soldiers it is stated that of
the detachment of 130 recruits sent to
join the GIN Infantry i'll Dakota, a large
number were massacred by the Indians
While en- route IN charge of twelve armed
men, they themselves being unarmed.-
Thirty three white and two more culored
recruits have been accepted.-By special
order of Major E. q. Mason, no person
can leave the Garrison alter tattoo with
out Il special permit.-rhe Paymaster
arrived yesterday at twelve O'clock and
made the boys happy. There still re-
mains TWO months pay due them, which
they would like to have paid up. The
greenback wheel must turn faster to
bring comfort to hearts oil the new re-
ci uits.
The Garrison Band, under the leader
ship of Prot. Horne, executed The follow
ing programme asteveuing. The crowds
that nightly visit the esplanade is proof
sufficient That the band is, as it always
has been, the most popular in the West:
Queen of England Mareh-Pfiefke.
The 'W nat Is it?" OYerture-Henecke.
New Vienna Waltz-Strauss4
Selections from "Les Huguenots" "-Meyer
De.r.
Selections. from "Martha"-Flotow.
jolly brothers Gallop-Budick.
National Air.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Geo.
Morton, at the Barracks printing office,
for many favors extended.
John Bruton, who was before Judge
Geisler yesterday, is not our John. Our
John never gets into any such scrapcs.
Two small children were this morning
brought into the MarshaPs office. They
had strayed away from bone and We're
unable TO give any account of them
selves. Deputy Taylor took pity on the
little wanderers and soon succeeded in
restoring them to their proper home,
which he found by meeting a brother
who was in search Of them.
Harry Smith, Esq. returned from
"Kiney" last night. He reports fishing
in that vicinity, and recommends it as
good place lor recreation.
On last Sunday, while Mr.. White, ac-
companied by his wife, were driving out
the Reservoir road, they met with an
accident which might have resulted Sc
riously. The road. is 80 badly cut up as
to render it almost impussab,e.
In the City Court this morning, N. L.
Russell, for carrying concealed weapons,
was held over in the sum OF 5000 to ap-
pear at the next term Of the Criminal
Court.
N. l.. Russell was fined 81 and costs
for being disorderly.
WEEKLY hEY1EW OF HE GIN
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