The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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BETTING is not 80 lively as it was.
THE city went Democratic by 244 ma
jorty.
'A RIGHT smart sprinkling" Of snow
fell this morning between ana b
o'clock.
EMMA MILLER, who lives at 30 Ann
street, fell in an apoplectic ft at the cor
ner of Seventh and Elm streets.
The history Of that rooster is this:
We had him constructed In 1878, to crow
over the election of VIM. Allen. He has
been in our coop ever sinoe.- Enquirer.
FRONT STREET, between Vine and
Race, and, in fact, the whole street west
Of Vine, is in a deplorably muddy con-
dition. Here's chance for Hon. Jack
Noble to get his work in.
DANIEL HART, who was shot last Mon
day night by James Cain, on Mt. Adams,
died yesterday afternoon. Coroner
Maley viewed the body last evening,
and will hold an inquest next Saturday
morning.
YESTERDAY afternoon lady went into
the entrance way to the yard at No. 80
Sycamore, and while in there the door
shut and looked her in. She was COM
PEELED to remain there until near 8
O'clock last night, when passers-by had
her released.
BURGLARS during election night en-
tered the shoe store Of Lawrence
Byrnes, on Vine street, next TO the At
lantic Garden, and robbed it OF 500 worth
OF boots. The bar in the Atlantic Gar
den was also visited and robbed OF lot
of cigars and whisky.
MISS CATHERINE HUEsMAN, daughter
of Mr.. Andy Huesman, celebrated the
seventeenth anniversary of her birthday
yesterday. The Fifteenth Ward Glee
Club, under the direction OF Mr. C.Jones,
rendered serenade to Miss Huesman
in honor OF the occasion.
10, q, SEARLE, travelling salesman,
who mas been living at No. 244 Clark
street, appeared in the Police Court this
morning, charged with voting illegally
in the Second Precinct of the Twenty
second Ward, on complaint OF James
Epson. Proving that he had perfect
right to cast his ballot there, the case
was dismissed.
THIS morning Edward Sweeney, a
plumber living at No. 1872 Longworth
street, and John Harrigan, a cigar
maker from Canada, were bound over to
the Grand Jury on the charge of high
way robbery. They are accused of rob-
bing a man named Robert Allen, whom
they met at the Blazing Stump" yes
terday evening.
CHAs. SMITH, reG-headed whisky
guzzler, must have been terribly off at
The time. He imagined that he saw a
lady pasting roosters on wall, and the
mischief OF it was, the roost-
ers were upside down. A lady
was in the neighborhood, and he
vented his displeasure by most grossly
insulting her. About this time Ed. Arm
strong, Superintendent of the Police
Telegraph, came along and yanked Mr..
smith in. That little hallucination cost
Nr. Smith $5.
THE accommodation train on the Gin
sinnati, Ham lton & Dayton Railroad,
due here at 8 A. NJ, was severely shaken
up while crossing Millcreek bridge. The
couplings between the third and second
last cars broke, and the engine went
ahead. The engineer, when he noticed
that two cars had become detached,
checked up the locomotive Immediately.
The two cars, which were proceeding
forward at an immense speed, collided
with the first part of the train with tre-
mendous force. Several Of the cars
were badly smashed up, and the passen-
gers lively shaken up. The two cars
were left on the track, and the engine
proceeded to the city with the uninjured
part Of the train. None OF the passen-
gers were seriously injured.
ABOUT O'Clock last evening j. c..
Fiedeldey, wealthy, middle.aged East.
ender, who apparently hasn't sown all
his wild oats yet, came whirling around
the corner Of Fourth and Hammond SITS.
in his buggy on his way 10 tho livery
stable opposite the Station.house. Mr..
F. was as full as a goose. His buggy
struck painter named W. II. jenkins,
and full pot of paint he had in
his hand was knocked to the
four winds, perfectly covering
both jenkins and Fiedeldey.
A discussion then ensued between the
men, which was carried on in such a
vigorous manner that it resulted in both
Of them being Gagged by Officer John Hol-
land on the charge of disorderly con-
duct. This morning His Honor dis
missed jenkins, and continued Fiedel-
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