The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hon. RUFUS KING will deliver the
epening lecture at the Law School this
evening.
FROM October 2 to October 10, inclu-
give, one thousand one hundred and
toTt3-six new citizens were naturaliBed.
RELLIR FINCH and Agnes Rostelle,
q runaway couple OF Gallatin County,
Ky., were married at the Gait House
yesterday by Squire Evitt.
GEORGE ROBERT FISK, a carpenter,
formerly living in East st. Louis, has
been missing for several days. His wife
was looking for him last night.
Mr.. THos. CARR, OF the firm of 2.
McNamara d Co., was married in st.
Heter's Cathedral last evening, to Miss
Katie Lawler, Of Walnut Hills.
PETER MARTIN this morning received
Rsentenoe OF sixty days and 5000 on the
pnarge of purl0lning lot of lead pipe
lrom Mr.. Grltfith's residence on Fifth
street, near Pike, about week ago.
Mr.. BURROUGHS, Of Bantam, Ohio, q
feeble old gentleman, well and iavorably
Known in Clermont County, while out in
the yard slipped on stone, fell in the
well, and was drowned, He was buried
to-day.
THE members of the Army Of the
Grand Hotel to make arrangements to
participate In the unveiltng OF the
ktatue OF General J. B. Mcpherson, on
tha 18th inst, at Washington.
GR. PETER HoovER's residence, on
Buckeye street, has been relieved of q
eHvef watch, chain, pair of gold ear
ttRgs and breast-pjn, by an old beggar
Woman whom Mr.. Hoover very kindly
MrHtshed square meal yesterday.
THE vote In Tate Township, Clermont
County, resulted as follows: For Secre-
tary Of State, Democratic 307, Repub-
He2n &80; for Judge Of the Supreme
panrt, ID. 306, X. 2S3; Board Of Public
Eerks, p. wv, h. 2sS; for Congress, b.
$Ms morning Officer Westendorf ap-
ReaFed In the Police Court to testify
hkaiRbt Henry Brune, his brother
tassph, Annie Bruno and Henry Zitt-
han, whom he charges with assaulting
him, and pelting him with rocks as he
Mas in the act Of taking Henry to the
Isstton-house for fighting at the corner
81 Walnut asd Thirteenth streets few
bJnutsS before. The cases we're laid
ever until the 18th.
PATROLMAN CRANBERRY, of the Ham
nond-street Station, should at once pro-
GG4O W uuE pair Vi ledtuST bpSCkb, ana
Ehus fortified should make the grand
POUNDS and get acquainted with his
brother officers, SO that he may not ar
rest any more OF them as he did Officer
UOty. Thinking Doty was an impostor,
klthough he was in tul uniform, the
piSht OF the election, the Jealous Gram
berry yanked him in only to find that he
bad made a ladicrous bunder. Doty
has reported the adventure TO the Police
Commissioners.
DIR. FoRsHA says he has been mex
pFessibly annoyed by the frequent
breaking OF window-glaSs in his labora-
t9ry ON Avery alley, near Park street.
The bad boys in that neighborhood
ty9 the offenders. One OF them
hold how it was this morning. He said
Esructed dummy" man, which they
tanned Tildeu, and setting him up in
She alley, peIted the e1igy with
the mark struck the glass. Three boys,
Frank. Coyne, William McCarty and
{Riram Hendricks (colored), were al
hested on complaint OF Tue Doctor
and being examined on the charge
et 0isordsriy conduct this morn
i8g, were let off by the payment of
cssts, bat with lecture from His
t1onUI, Ou GuS Va HtudfluH
Themselves in future.
THIs morning two young men named
Stephen and Wm. Newell appeared in
lac Police Court to answer cnarg of
malicious destruction of properly and
Sssault and battery. The trouble is
ihis: Last night they entered the saloon
be John Kaskenowits, on Liberty street,
opposite Cutter, and calling for beer
drank it, but refused to pay the
foore. In a quarrel which ensued
In consequence, the Newells made a
furious onslaught upon the furniture,
has nxtures, bottles, &C., OF the saloon,
and when they had succeeded in demol-
Ishtng every thing In their reach, turned
hp0n three men in the saloon named
Frank. Shurlinski, Frank. Marshall and
Fred. KOrner and beat them. Going OH the
putside finally they picked up some empty
beer kegs and hurried Them through the
saloon window. They were soon after
arrested and taken to the Oliver-street
station-house. Judge Lindemann will
Examine the charges against them next
sarurday.
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