The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-28
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

NO QUORUM y6sbeIudJ VVShAn& AA SAN
Board vi Aldermen.
GET OUT your "civilization" papers.
The big election is nearly at hand.
J.R. CHUCK, driver of lire engine No.
a. has been appointed operator OF the |
Gre alarm telegraph, vice Jos. Winters,
resigned.
j. Fl. LoMAsNEY's clothing store at
Nu. m, w. Sixth street, was burgiarized |
early yesteraaS morning, and goods to
the amount Of $3.50 carried oil.
Two brlgades Of the Hayes ana
Wheeler Guards Of this city Will Vlslt
Newport this evening, to join tne he-
publican procession in that city. They |
10 over free OF toll.
PHILIP BoSsERT, butcher in The
West End, wants to know where his
farmer employe (John Beutelscheisz)
has gone with his (Bosserps) horse,
wagon and $40. He lett yesterday
morning.
THE American Express Company
brought on Friday, from san Francisco,
tfty boxes containing 100000 in silver
md weighing about three tons, for the
assistant Treasurer OF the United
States in this city.
A VALUABLE ovERCoAT can be seen at
the Chleps office, which was taken from
lpeddler of i'll repute named Sol. Helne-
nan. whom Officers Knox and Brazil
iound trying to dispose of it to Moses
simmons for So 50. 1t was evidently
stolen.
A LARGE number Of our most promi-
hent citizens have waited upon the Hon.
], Il. Kline, the iron-toned orator OF
Ohio, 10 induce him to speak in the in
teKess of the Democracy this evening.
He will probably accept, and Will speak
nj Lower Market at s O'Clock, II large
enough crowd assemble to hear him.
REV. JAMES Z. GILBERT, of Lexington,
Ey.. has been chosen lnstructor-in-Chlef
II the Central Interstate Sabbath
school Encampment and Institute,
which held q meeting In this city yester-
1aY afternoon, when the Cincinnati
Eamp-meeting Grounds at LoVeland, u,
were selected as the place, and July "a,
IS7T, the time for holding the first meet.
Ing next year.
JACK BROWN, Of the Clipper Shades,
was quite seriously hurt yesterday in
Seing thrown from his buggy, which COL
hded with a wagon at Eighth and Gen.
lral avenue. Browns horse then ran
youth on Central avenue, knocking down
Barney Amman, a hand-expressman
who lives in Fulton. Barney was taken
10 the Cincinnati Hospital.
Ara meeting OF the District Physi-
uians at the rooms of the Health Board
Yesterday, at which Dr.. Kearney pre-
si(ied, q general interchange OF views on
the subject Of smallpox and its pre-
Ventiye resulted in the agreement of
those present to urge citizens to every
possible effort to vacclnate, as the only
means of preventing the appearance OF
Ehe scourge in all epidemic form.
Mt the Democratic meeting Of the
Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Thlr-
Ieenth Wards held last night at Latay-
etie Hall, DIR. r. B. Bradford presided,
who. in a neat speech, presented the
banner made by the ladies OF the Tnir-
keenth Ward, to Councilman A. Birn-
hryer, who accepted it gracefully in be-
half OF his telIow-Democrats. Judge
Mallon also made speech, alter which
the meeting adjourned.
THE Trustees Of the Cincinnati South
prn. Railroad met yesterday afternoon at
their rooms on Third street. The fol-
lowing contracts were awarded: TO the
1t. Louis Bolt and Iron Company, the
contract for six thousand five hundred
Ioints for steel rails; to Post d Co., OF
cincinnati, the contract for two hundred
and seventy-tive kegs of railroad spikes,
and to DilWorth, Porter & Co., Of Pitts
surg, also contract ior spikes.
THE sidewalk at the southwest corner
NBaymiller and Findlay streets is in
mch a miserable condition, that it is
impossible 70 pass ou that side. Resi-
Sents of that neighbOrhood have com.
b!ained to the police, but have found no
redress. They have, moreover, on tive
different occasions, petltloned the boart
MPublic Works to have the eVll rene
aied, The Board has also taken no no
of IN nntltinna and the nuisance
remains.
THE officials Of the Dayton Short-lin'
rad she Cincinnati, Hamilton 81 Dayton
railroad met III monthly session yester
Ray afternoon at the depot Of the latte
road, Superintendent Williams, Of til
cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton Road
Was made Superintendent Of the portion
nj the DAYTON Short-line between thi
,ity and Dayton, vice Superintendent
Shoemaker, resigned. The remaining
norton Of the division under Superin
iendent Shoemaker will be put in charge
fMr.R. Blee, OF the Columbus Division
Fhe change goes into effect on the Is
Proximo.
REPUBLICAN meetings will be he'll
Ehis evening at the following places: A
Northwestern Hall, Central avenue, op
posite Freeman; speakers, Hon. Benja
min ButterWorth and John W. Warning
BON. Esq; also, at Streng's Hall, Twenty
9Th Ward, addressed by Hon. Gabrie
nirr and Thos. McDougall. A mas
meeting, composed of the Third, Seventh
feuth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Thil
taenth Wards. wifi be held at Turne
Hall, addressed by the following name
fsutlemen: Hon. Benjamin Egglestor
Colonel @. W. Moulton and Hon. J.
Ezup, for ber editor and proprietor OF tn
CINCINNATI Volksfreund.
HENRY RICKINd is a young clerk in
grocery store on the corner of Laure
Ind BaymiIler streets. He has bee
s1dly troubled by the boys Of the neigh
b0rbood, who congregate around ther
RBd upset barrels and such like. Yes
terday Henry ran out and caugh
tHtIe GazZIm Gan0 Shaener, VIII
HNes at No. 271 Laurel street, an
sGter knocking him down belabored hil
hIneleifuHy with club. Aud the mii
bhiel Of it was little Gazzam was inn'
vent Of any wrong whatever. Henr
Maa s'stood up" before His Honor tn
prurning and fined $40 and costs for al
unuIt and hattprV