The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

last night. 1t will be lit again this eve
ming.
PATRoLMEN ED. BECKENHoFT and IL.
Roalt were allowed TO resign under
charges.
THE expenses OF the Hospital are
about $65, 900, and the Council proposed
to allow but $45, 900.
MATTE BELLE CLARKE, the singer, has
obtained a divorce from her husband ON
the ground of drunkenness.
OFFICER JOHN HOLLAND, who was so
brutaliy beaten by Bucktown roughs,
has been granted one months pay.
COL. s. X. DoNIvAN, late Clerk Of the
Ohio Senate, has been rendered an edi-
torial position on the New YORK World.
Jos. COX stabbed Dennis Dorley in
the back last isht at Glendale. DOrey
was seriously wounded. Cox escaped.
THE one hundred prisoners in the
County Jail return thanks for the special
privileges accorded them on the Fourth.
EXPOSITION HALL is unsafe, and should
not be used any more ior large gather
tngs; 50 says MIR. Gllpin, Building ln-
spector.
HENRY KOCH killed thirteen birds out
OF sixteen al The annual shooting match
of the Cincinnati Fishing and Shooting
Club, and was awarded the gold medal.
JOHN A. DEPPE and James X. Brown,
partners in the hsh business at 2o8 West
Sixth street, have filed "a petition in vol
pntary bankruptcy. Liabilities $o,-
G2 81.
FLORENCE HASTINGS, the young man
who was cut in the neck on the morning
Of the Fourth OF July, died at the Hos
pital Yesterday. An inquest will be held
tomorrow.
COL. A. G. SANDS, Judge Advocate
Satin, Gen. Jerry Kierstead and other
gentlemen are to be court-martialed and
shot-in the neck) for not reporting for
duty in the Fourth of July parade.
MIR. ALE. CUTTERS residence, on Sew
enth street, between Race and Elm, was
visited by burglars. They were, how
ever, scared Off by Mrse Gutter, who
drove one Of them out of window with
q chair.
MATTHIAS HoLscHER, aged seventy
years, died yesterday in the county Jall
from general debliIty, superinduced by
old age. An inquest WAS held, and a
verdict returned In accordance with the
above.
THE Rochester, N. Y, Democrat and
Chronicle announces the marriage oi
J. b. Conkiin, formerly OF this city and
now Of New York, to Emma l.. CAFES, a
contributor Of the above paper and a
lecturess.
DIR. DAVID JUDKINs, who has been q
member OF the Board of Trustees OF the
Cincinnati Hospital since 1859, has been
reappointed to that position by the
judges OF the Superior Court, to serve
for five years more from the let Of May,
1915. ...,..
BY order of the Police Commission
Chief Wood is to notify the owners OF
projecting signs to remove them by the
Is. of October or else be prosecuted un.
der the ordinance prohibiting them
This is sign of reform in the right
direction. ..
MR.. Il. MENpENHALL, 23l Walnut
street, has just issued a neat and very
satisfactory pocket map OF Hamilton
County. 1t is cOiored in townships
shows all the cities, towns anu villages.
and is brought down to The present dal
in all respects.
THE Centennial Quartet Club, com
posed OF members O. Company A, Eigh
teenth W ard Centennial Guards, sere
naded the members OF their Financ,
Committee last evening. Their well
trained voices make delightful music
have them call again.
F..SCnULTzE, OF No. 1O1 E. Third street
has cause 70 remember "the day W
Celebrate;" on that day his house wa
robbed of gold watch, $75 in cash, tw
sets Of jewelry, a gold bracelet, witt
heavy chains, ear rings, finger rings
and other articles OF jewelry.
TIE Democratic ratification mestin
will take place at Exposition Hall Sal
urday evening. The following gentle
men will deliver addresses: Hon
Charles Francis Adams, Hon. Geo. II
Pendleton, Judge George Hoadly, Hon
Fred. Hassaurek, Juage ]. b. Stale
Hon. Samuel f. Hunt, Hon. Charlie
Reemelin, Hon. John 4. Follett, an
Judge W. M. Oliver.
DIR. sCHILLING, the conqueror an
witcn-nnder, was seized with deliriou
spell last night in n saloon on Pea
street near Kilgour. His cries brough
mond-street Station. AT that place h
rolled upon the floor in commissions
yelling that a goblin mob was beatin
him. DR.. Marcus was called and PR
hounced the case serious.
COUNCILMAN GRAY complains to I'll
Police Commission OF the manner
which the companies using the connec
ing track between the Ohio u Mississippi
and the Little Miami Railroads wei
violating the law, both in regard to rul
aing locomotives over it at hours forbi
hen, and by allowing cars to stan
thereon in the public streets.
Mr.. THOs. FINN, street contracto
living at the corner of Clark street al
Dalton avenue, lost all mis- furniture al
RiBO in cash In the fire yesterday,
which time three other dwellings ne;
by, owned by John Holland, the gol
pen maker, were damaged to the exte
6f $500. The house in which Mr.. WI
Co2per lived was destroyed.
JOHN r. RODGERS, agent for J. X. FL
met, sends US Melbourne, Australia, p
psrs giving glorious accounts of "Frit
In that place. The Herald OF May
says: t'His Exesllency the Govern
Attended the Opera-hOuse last night, a
there was On immense audience. The
has never been such a success as SRI
In Melbourne before; and the marvel
that 1t solely depends on one man, whi
speaks loudly in behalf OF Mr.. Emme
abilities."r
A contemporary remarks that this
the kind oil weather that makes N
wish either that Adam hadn't been