The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
LOCAL BREVITlEGS.
ISN'T to-day q stingerS

Ism bO-uug q aeluSCtI
GLENDALE will have gas next week.
Locust STREET, from Lane to Beach,
is to be improved.
ANOTHER Southern Railway meeting
took place this afternoon.
A NEW time card goes into effect TO-
morrow on the Ohio u Mississippi hlli-
road.
DoN,r Ist your hydrants run. II you
do the Board of Public Works Will turn
of the water.
A THIEF entered the house OF Mrs.
Lizzie Pleistelner, AT No. 5o2 walnut
street, yesterday, and stole $l20 worth
of jewelry.
THE tin roof Of the County lnlirmary,
in Carthage, was blown Oft by The WIND
last evening. The loss entaied will
reach fully $1,000.
THE alarm from Box 90 last night was
occasloled by the burning out OF "a ohlm-
ney in the house OF Mrs. Silbernagel, at
the northwest corner OF Moore and Llo'
erty streets. No damage.
THIEVES entered the residence Of Dr..
G. Cooper, of LUDLOW, KY, passing
through the window, Friday morning
about l O'Clock. They escaped with $6
in money and the doctors pocketoook.
THE inquest on the body OF David
Dononue, who was stabbed fatally on
last Saturday. has been postponed untll
next Monday morhing at 10 O'CLOCK, on
account OF the Illness OF Coroner Mil
ley.
A MEETING of freight agents was heid
Yesterday aud the rates Oh cotton re-
duced to correspond with the new
through tariff from M5mphls, making Tie
figures from this city to tlde-Water aDout
cents lower than before
The Louisiana Congressional Investi-
eating Committee, en- route for New Or-
leans, passed through TINS city at half
mast 10 O'Clock last night, having been
detained over two hours by the storm.
The Committee is composed OF hlLeeh
members, ten Democrats and five Re
publiGans, and has tor It's Chairman MI
Morrison, Of Illinois.
THE Board OF Directors of the Nation
al Base ball League which was III sas'
sion III cleveland yesterday, mas
submitted report recommending tha'
the Athletics Of Phtladelphla ana tht
Mutuals OF New York be expelled from
the League, After considerable discus
sion the report was unanimously ADOPT
ed, This action was based chiefly upOi
the faot that these LWo Clubs ial!ed u
play the required number OF return
bames, The Board OF Directors also re
borted that the championship OF th'
League had been awarded TO the Chlca
20 Club.
s%PETER FISHER is a cDlored steamboat
man, Some weeks ago he took coat u
be renovated to the establishment OF MI
Camp, on Third street. Geo. camp, sol
of the renovator, took a notion 10 rals
the wind on Peters coat, an
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raised disturbance then, an
Camp, ST.. In order to pacify him, pei
suaded the innocent Fisher TO wait
while. He waited, and actually left
to pay for the work to be done. The
Young Camp got possession OF the
and spent 1t in r1otous living. Then h
was arrested, and in an interview wit
His Honor this morning, received ser
tence OF thirty days and SlO0.
ELIZA LEWIS, coloTed woman VIII
lives az 1874 Canal street, had, as "
mentioned yesterday, man arreste
named Andrew Jackson, on charge {
having stolen O futing machine. Jacl
son. when in his cell, turned the table
b7 peaching on the sable Elizabeth. j
declared to the officers that Mrs. Lew
had large amount Of stolen goods CO..
cealed in her house. The officers imm
diately instituted search and four
variety of tabl=w1re, which bore ii
mark OF Dr.. .Ns1ton's European Hote
A lot oil ptilow-cases were also foun
which belonged TO the Hospital. Mr.
Itpwis was arrested. Both prisoners,
well as jeff. Lewis, husband OF the W
man who caused the arrest of Jackso
appeared before Judge Lindemann, AZ
the first two were dismissed. JET
however, was found guilty Of beatil
Dr. New toms hotel of various article
and was sentenced to thirty days in ii
Work-house and to pay u tiuo Of $50.