The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE Klbby.street arch, Walnut Hills,
has fallen in.
SLIM attendance at the churches yes
terday.
HENRY SUMMER, OF Abigail street,
was sunstruck yesterday.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE
deaths were reported last week.
A TRAIN on the NJ. Il z. Railroad killed
three horses last evening near Love-
land.
KINGS MOUNTAIN TUNNEL the largest
on the Southern Railroad, mas been CON-
pleted.
THE annual reunion OF the Seventy
arst OHIO will be held at Troy, o., on tue
27th inst.
EMMA PINKoos is after Mrs. Ann
Welsh 10 recover $1,000 for alleged de-
tamatiOn OF character.
THE officers OF the late Continental
organization will meet in conclaYe to-
night at the Council Chamber.
TRAINS will be running regularly on
the southern Road from tuis city to the
Cumberland River by Christmas.
JUDGE TILDEN, of the Superior Court,
will bs relieved in August by Judge
YapIe, and will take a little reorea.
kion.
LIEUTENANT FRANK. SMITH is sued by
John MetZgar for The recovery OF 5000
Manages Tor alleged false imprlson-
ment.
MR.. VIM. HALLER, the worklngman'
champion, thinks that both the great
bolitIoal parties are wrong, as viewed
from the workingmsn's standpoint.
T,,.Nu ADUtNa o0od vaara who
lived w No. 400 West Fifth street, was
drowned Saturday while diving under u
boal fiuat at the foot of Smith street.
THE members Of Council will be treat
I'd TO an excursion on the new steamer
james w. Gaff tomorrow. Captain Jim
Wise Will take good care OF the boys.
AT the meeting of Common Council
next Wednesday, a member OF the Union
Board Of High Schools and Market
master and his assistants will be
elected.
DIR. GRoTH, whose office Is at 4S3 Race
Dtreet, below Fourteenth, was robbed oi
aS20 night or two ago by scoundrel
who entered his office under pretenss o.
Desiring medical treatment.
SATURDAY EVENING, as Seventh-street
Sar No. 20 WAS passing the corner o.
seventh and John, u large tree, which
WAS bObh6 NuS uF9 49, va ." ANNAAS W
the passengers were injured.
WESLEY THOMAS stole a caddy Of to
baoco from The Big Sandy Packet Com
pany, Satui day. Officer Knox yanksd
aim in-and Judge Lindemann SAID 10
him this morning, "thirty days and
b100."
Mr.. EDWARD q. SCHINoTTI, Of the
Morgan Line OF ocean steamers, OF New
Oleans, and his sisters, Misses Annie
and Belle, are spending lew days with
lrisnds in this city. They leave t'-mor-
row evening tor Philadelphia and the
East.
FRANK. LARKIN, the young man that
was drowned on Saturday last, was an
Nicer in good standing OF the Eighteenth
Ward Centennial Guards, Com. .auy e,
now known AS the X. NJ. Moore Guards.
The officers and members will attend his
funeral In body.
FRED. BERG was this morning bound
over 10 the Grand Jury in the sum o.
1000, to answer the charge Of grand lar
Deny. Fred. took from his steptather
August Hugyer, q butcher at No. 50'
West Fifth street, the sum OF $3.50. Par
Of the money was spent on "busV ant
the balance recovered from him after hi
arrest.
CoRBEILLE HlpPoLYTE, beggar SO
Of the "St. Vitus dance," was arrested
Saturday, and, upon being searched ~,
the Brcmen-stresI Stati0n.houss, $2l4 il
gold, silver and currency were found
upon him. He gets term Of thirty day.
In the Work-house.
AT the Arlington Saturday night, th,
riends of II. ii. Wellman rendered thai
gentleman complimentary banquet
Weilman, who has been 80 long con
pected with the G. ii. Il d. X. R., hal
assumed the position Of Vice PresideD
and Superintendent OF the Cincinnati 4
Portsmouth Narrow-gauge.
THE Hayes and Wheeler Club OF the
Third Precinct. First Ward, have elected
the following officers: President, Jamei
Mack; Vice Presidents, Il. j. Harcourt
Robert McGrew, Albert Schwill, Y. +
Stutzman, John McVey, A. J. Tatten
Judson Drake; Secretary, K. e. Green
wald; Treasurer, Chas. Greenn aid.
SISTER ANTHONY, of the Good Sanari
tan Hospital, VINO is sometimes callst
the 'Fiorenoe Nightingale OF our West
ern Armies" has been presented by Mr.
E. q. Megrue, Henry NJ. Atkins an,
Joseph Chuck, Trustees Of the Firemen'
Benevolenti Association, with 800, in be
half Of the Association for the Sister
kindness in attending to the disable,
tremen upon several occasions.
BARBARA LANG, young woman bu
two years IN this country, on Saturda
evening swore out warrant befor
Squire Erkel for the arrest of Henr
Dieckman, who has clothing manufac
tory at the corner of Jones and MelanC
thon streets. Miss Lang charges Dieck
man with being the father of her chill
which IL soon to see the light Of day
Dieckman gave bond for his appearano
before the Common Pleas Court.
SATURDAY evening the notorious Tor
OMeara and Jew OF his bosom friends
am ing whom was Billy Carroll, got int
scuffie in front OF the Empire Salool
on Fifth street. Officers Burns an
Smith attempted UMsara's captur
when they were set upon by the roug
crowd and handled In such u name
that they found it necessary to pull thei
revolvers. BY a deal OF rough and tum
Bile movements, O'Meara and Carol
were LOGGED in the Ninth-street Station
house, and this morning their case