The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ALDERMAN DoLL's wife died yester.
day.
HEREAFTER the Burnet Woods Con-
certs will take place on Saturday after
noon.
9. f. DRosTE has withdrawn from the
frm OF Z. Klein 81 Co., and will take
"Trip to Europe.
JOHN STAHLKAMP, OF No. TO Abigail
street, has been Frustrated by sum
Stroke. His c)udition is serious.
A GERMAN REFORM CLUB has been Or
ganized III LnIs city, with DIr. I'll. Acos la
Kresken as Permanent Chairman.
IN Chas. Lees Chinese laundry on
Ing, an overturned lamp caused a little
hurry.
THE Company formerly known as sc"
of lne Eighteenth Ward have formed a
military company, 10 be known as the
Moore Guards.
MIR. THOMAS Fl. MITCHELL, well
Di r. w. Booth Il Co., of this city, died
In Paris, KY, yesterday afternoon.
A NINE-YEAR old son OF MIR. George
Cappe, clerk o. ,he Crawford House,
was drowned whll4 BATH, G IN the north
fork of Paint Creek, near Frankfort.
P.J. Fox, ESQ, one of the principals
OF the pubic scuools, and Miss NJ airy j.
Quinn, daughter OF Mr.. Hugh Quinn,
were married at St. Xaviers Church by
Rev. Father Driscoli yesteid day.
YESTERDAY evening man either
jun .,ed OF III irom tIe steamer Tele-
graph, Just b low tue loot of Broadway,
ana Was drowned. His name has mol
been learned, but it Is supposed he was
a deck passenger. The body was NOT
recovered.
The German Pioneers installed their
newly elected Off aers last nignt. Tue
Asso ion numcers over eight hun
dred members. Speeches were made by
D.. Bruehi, Uncle Jue Sielert, Ii. A. Rat
terman and others. Alter the tormalities
of the Installation the members enjoyed
a cornwall pow-wOW.
THE "St. Joe." the well-known saloon
under Mozart Hail, WAS closed at 9
o'clUcK last night, and passed into the
hands Of Constables from Squire john
sons office. b. Roth, OF the S.. Nichoias,
brought the action OIL claim for 81, 700
back rent. joe Moser, the late proprIe-
tor, is suid to have aDsconded.
MARTIN FLAYIN, vino boards on East
. Thru street, mad very narrow escape
from death yesterday eyeoing. Whlle
on the top OF freight train ON the vi. u
G. Road he fell between the cars, but
saved himself by catching the break rod
in his descent. He was injured some
what about the head and legs.
THE consolidated picnic of the Grace
NJ. e. Churcn, Newport; the Main street
Nj. E. Churcn, Covington, and the Find
ley Chapel NJ. e. Church, OF this city,
which was postponed from the 11ih of
June ON account of the rain, will take
place tomorrow Thursday at Parlor
Grove. The Champion No. will leave
the foot Of Walnut street at A. NJ.
ANOTHER fool-hardy attempt to make
the fire burn quicker by pouring Oh coal
oil has resulted in the agoniZing death
OF the eslimaUle vile of Henry Cooper,
porter employed at Stall & Meyers
grocery, anu who lives at the southeast
corner oil Front anu Ludlow. The rom
where the accident occurred was also
on fire, but a stream from the Tens en-
gine soon stepped Its progress.
CAPT. JOHN SEBASTIAN, formerly of
this city, ana at one LIms County Treas
urer Of H mi. ton County, died at his
home in Emporia, Kansas, yesterday.
He was among the first Ohio voiun-
teers at the commencement of the wal
for gunboat service, in which he lost an
arm while operating near Nlcksburg
Several years ago he removed to Kansas
and engaged in stock raising. He was a
man much esteemed by all who knew
him.