The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IHE Sisters Of Notre Dame have lost a
pet deer. Oh, dear!
VACCINATION is in order. The small
poX season IL near at hand.
The Enquirer has "religious re-
porter" Ha, ha, he, he. "You make
me laWf"
The fare on the Georgetown, Bethel &
Cincinnati BUS Line has been greatly
reduced.
The Odd-feIlows' sangerchor gave a
grand concert and ball last night, at
Armeders platform.
THE number Of deaths reported at the
Health Office during the week ending
October q, 1870, was eighty-eight.
THE inquest on the body of VIM. Fin
nell, whose funeral took place this NOR
ming, has been postponed until to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'clock.
TWO colored men escaped from the
Work-house hospital last Friday. One
OF them is named White, sentenced TO a
long term tor petit larceny.
THE passenger depot and freight house
OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton g. Dayton
r ,ilroad, at Middletown, were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night.
MEssRs. JOHN CHURCH & Co have
just Issued, "Speak, Only Speak," bril-
liant variations, for the piano, by Sidney
Ryan, and "CHbin by the Ocean," by T..
X. De Kress.
A LOT of bedding too near u gas burner
in a room above L0wenstein's meat shop
at the corner Of Ninth and John streets,
caused an alarm about half past 7
O'Clock last night. Loss trtlIng.
LOUD complaints are made by the
Mnr bat h,ttn hot hn
night Watchman in that locality has
been derelict of his duty lately, so much
SO that meat hung up at night for the
next day market has been stolen.
4. D. DRoUNING, German stock deal
er oil Gosport, Indiana, was robbed of a
check for $4l3, $25 in money and watch,
Saturday, at the c., II. & d. Railroad
depot by three young roughs. No ar
rests.
A TREsTLE OH the Kentucky Central
Railroad at Catnip Hill, four miles north
Of NicholasYille, Kentucky, went down
with freight train No. yesterday morn
ing, killing man named Philip Carri-
gan.
MRS. R. BOWLING, mother of the much
Infused Ida, occupied a cell in the Ham
mond-street Station to-day. Sne was
taken IN by Sergeant Burke, from No. 151
Sycamore street, on a charge OF disor-
derly conduct.
Mr.. JOHN HARDING, OF % David street,
will be heard in the Police Court next
Saturday morning on the charge OF in
tertering with Officer Ramsey when that
officer attempted to arrest Harding's boy
for an assault on Ramsey's young son.
LAST Friday night, an unknown wo-
man, with child in her arms, leaped from
,,ll lN,Hy A mn hn Of MAJ
who were working on an iron boat, tried
to save her, but their efforts were unsuc-
cessful. The body has not been re-
powered.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of
Aldermen has been called for tomorrow
to transact such business as may be
found on the calendar. This has been
thought necessary from the fact that a
large number OF members will start for
the Centennial tomorrow morning.
THE Taylor & Faulkner Manufacture
Ing Company has entered suit against
the city for $4,000 damages by reason OF
the substitution of a small sewer for the
old nine feet stone sewer, which was
formerly near their premises, and by
reason OF which their property has been
damaged.
JOSEPH BOGENSCHUETZ, who lives near
the Ofk-l0uSe, Wnlle on his way nome
On Saturday night, on the Colerain Pike,
Lell into cellar and broke rib and one
of his arms. The accident occurred
through the negligence of the builders,
who failed to display a lantern or to put
barrier in front OF the excavation.
MR.. EDMUND II. MURPHY, the young
man who hurt his thumb at Walsh &
Kellogg's establishment in CoVington
recently, died of lockjaw, Saturday at
ternoon. His funeral took place tbi.
morning from his late residence, No. "a!
Central avenue. He was an honest anG
capable young man.
AT the regular meeting OF the Cincn-
natl Bar Association, the following Off
GERS were elected tor the coming year
President, Hon. Isaac q. Collins; Vice
Presidents, George Hoadly, John W.
Heron, Flamen Ball, Stanley Matthews,
Rufus King; Recording Secretary, VIM.
e.. Cochran; Treasurer, G. Ii. Klein
bchmidt.
MAT. MALEY, who has for some time
been living apart from his wife, met her
yesterday on Filth street. Mrs. Maley
mad her baby boy on her arms, and Mat.
made up his mind TO have the child. He
took the boy away by force and carried
L to his home on the corner Of Stone and
Webb streets. Mrs. Maley, even with
The aid Of officers from the Third-stree
Station, was unable to get the chilt
back.
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