The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE inquest in the David D0nOhue
case will be begun this evening.
THERE are six hundred and twelve
patients in the LongView Asylum.
THE Soldiers and sailor~' Memorial
Association of this city now numbers
nearly five hundred.
A THEE last evening broke into a
Vhowcase in front of Ferlman's notion
Itore, No. 234 Linn street, and stole SG
worth OF goods.
THE Western Sewer Pipe Manufac-
lurers' Association are holding and
will hold their annual convention TO-
day and tomorrow at the Gibson House.
THE creditors Of .Chas. Eyman, hard
ware merchant at No. 4o9 Main street,
have compromised with him at 80 cents
On the dollar. His lab lities are about
S25,00O-$20 900 in this CITY.
The Huedepohl-Lierup Comical Com
bination Troupe is going to exhibit at
Harrison, o., on the 13tn, l4th and 10Th
inst, for the benefit of the st. johns
Catholic Church at that place.
THE Grand Jury which is in session
has found true bill against Rev. Robt.
f. Doyle, pastor of st. Edwards Cath
olic Church, on Clark street, between
legal voting.
In the case of Frank. Westjohn, in
dicled for illegal voting, Mr.. Pugh
opened his argument for WesUohn this
morning. lie will be followed by Mr..
Foraker, and this evening Mr. Bateman
will close for the State.
CaAs. DUwEL, q manufacturer and
dealer in tobacco, brought suit in the
pt pEf
Bernhart IL. BONNER for an injunction,
prob. b ing the latter from selling smok-
ing tobacco enVeloped i'll wrapper con-
tanning the plaintiffs trade mark.
A FELLOW named Smith, who has been
visiting private houses claiming to have
received orders for cutting paper pic
lures, and has collected money in some
instances on the strength Of his misrep-
resentations, is wanted by the police.
Rudolph DunKman, OF 337 Gutter street,
Is one of his victims.
ANNA EVA MULLER, who lives at No.
81 Pleasant street, yesterday brought Il
suit for bastardy against j. Il. Gall, a
brother OF Wn. Gall the butcher, who
was killed by Il JohH-street car Il ie "
days since, before Squire r Jwekamp.
Gall was bound over to The Court of
Common Pleas, in the sum OF 5000, Mr..
J. II. Bates going on his bond.
THE German Literary Society, re.
Gently formed at the Grand Hotel, or.
gauized last night by electng the fol
lowing officers: President, DR.. VIM,
Stark; Vice President, Mrs. John Kin
ney; Director, Professor Oscar ADra
hamsohn; Secretary, Professor super
of the Wesleyan College; Treasurer, Dr.
CO. Wright; Trustees, Chas. JACOB
jr, Professor Mass and Miss Holstein.
AT The annual stated communication
of Miami Lodge. No. 4G, A. Il. and A. NJ.
the following officers were elected foI
the ensuing year: VIM. IL. X. Boake
w. NJ; Fletcher l.. Day, s. W.; George
Thompson, j. W.; Edwin L. Mehner
Treasurer; Ebert F. Bigler, Secretary
Louis Hart, 5. D.; A. N. Renick, j. D..
K. Oberdlng and Sam. Porter, Stewards;
Thomas Ecklord, Chairman of Commit
tee; John Doescher, Tyler.
KATE VINEGAR, colored woman
eighty-seven years OF age, who has beel
living with the family of Mrs. Comfy al
No. $40 Central avenue, is i'll the City
Hospital suffering from the effects OF {
terrible burning received yesterday by
her clothes catching fire from CRATE
The woman died about 8 O'Clock thi!
morning from the effects oil her burns
A jury was impaneled by Corone
Maley, and the inquest set for tomorrow
morning.