The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A TILL-TAPPER got away WIN uVe"
dollar William from Mrs. Steymillers
saloon on Vine street last night.
PATRoLMEN GEo. DEwALD and VIM.
Landmeier have been dismissed from
the police force for drunkenness.
Mr.. MOSES J. RAY and Miss Mary
Somers were married last night al
Thoms' Hall by Rev. DR.. Goldhammer'
A FINELY executed portrait of we'll
known Elfth-street jeweler is shown to-
day in Burkhardt's window. 1t Is the
work Of rhos. Lindsey, Esq.
PATRoLMAN ED. MULLEN has been
suspended from duty for thirty days
with loss of pay, for being drunk on
election day at the Eighteenth Ward
polls.
PATRoLMAN VIM EMERY has been ap-
pointed acting sergeant OF the Tenth
Police Dlslr.ct (CumminsYille), J, TO serve
until Lieutenant Williams successor is
appointed.
MR.. WIN. w. RUSH is the leader of the
Campaign Hayes and Wheeler Gee
Club, The club propose an excursion
next week to Columbus to serenade
GOV. Hayes.
THERE will be a Republican meeting
at the Seventeenth Ward WIgwam to-
night. Speakers, Hon. BENZ. Butter
worth and others. The public are cor
daily invited.
A FINE coat, taken from the thief VIM.
Manning, who was arrested last nlgnt,
and fine lap robe found on the street,
awaits Identification in the office of the
Chief OF Police.
The IRI IsH-AMERICAN CENTENNIAL
Guards are making arrangements to
give their annual grand ball shortly, at
Which time they will be glad to see their
numerous friends.
THE Irish American Centennial
Guards, Captain Nj. Welsh commanding,
have been rendered the use OF the Ham.
mond.street Station-house Hall until
they succeed in finding another place to
drill.
HON, JOHN &. CARLISLE did not come
to time at the Democratic meeting at
Robinson's Opera.house last night. Sam
uel A. Miller and s. F. Hunt kept the
audience interested, however. Edgar
NJ. Johnson presided.
The meeting of colored Republicans
held at Hopkins Hall, over which Mr..
Peter FL. Clarke presided, was sue
cess both in point OF numbers and en-
thusiasm. Rev. Geo. w. Williams de-
livered an eloquent address.
THE inquest upon the body Of William
Finnell " as concluded last evening, the
Jury bringing in verdict OF death from
injuries received by being run over by a
street car, but they failed to state
whether any one was to blame or not.
JOSEPH KINsEY, W. G. Huntington, E.
V. Cherry, Alexander Graydon and
Oliver Kinsey have associated them
selves together and organized the Gin
cinnati Safety Lamp Company. Capital
stock, $5O, 900, divided into 500 shares.
MISS EMMA HUTCHINs, young draw
ing teacher residing at 102 West Fifth
street, has number OF waJar-coior
paintings on exhibition in Robt. Clarke 8
book store, which are receiving great
deal of atteution from lovers OF the
beautiful.
W.. DAVIS, Esq, Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States, has orders to
nav the November interest without re.
bate. There is due November quarter
ly interest on the new i've per cent
bonds, and semi-annual interest on the
old hve-tWentleS.
DAN. SULLIVAN, the loafer VINO go
away with ~ from the coat Of Council
man Terrence Riley the other night, was
sentenced by Judge Lindemann thii
morning to thirty days in the work
nouse aud $500 fine. This will take hin
pVel LhO "AhtOAs
FRED. PAGELs, the furniture car man
was waltzed up to the Ninth-stree
Statiou-house by officer F. L. Davis thil
morning, on warrant sworn out BY
Joseph Otermeyer, of No. 1865 Linz
street, another furniture mover, who
charges him with an assault upon him
about job.
FRED. FOss and Gottfried Domeash
two tramps, who obtained lodging al
Bremen-street Station last night, were
fund this morning by Officer Metz IL
the act OF begging money. They wer,
locked up at the above Station on
charge OF street begging.
A PASSENGER named Kite on tn
steamer Ranuock City lost his pocket
book containing $4O0. He offered a re
ward of $25 for its recovery, and when
WAS found and returned by the colore,
porter, F. G. Burner, Kite magnanimous
fy gave the finder 70 note.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made t.
hold meeting of those interested in th
building of the Cincinnati, Ohio River (
Virginia Railroad on the north bank
the Ohio River, at California, at all earl
day. TO be followed by meetings at othe
towns along the line Of the road.
AS THE HilIsborough Accommodate
train passed Park street on the Marriott
n Cincinnati track, at 3:45 z. M. yester
day, some rowdy fired u revolver at on
of the cars. The bullet passed throug
the window, narrowly missing a pas
senger'9 head. The scamp was not dis
covered.
THE Republicans hold a meeting a
the Seventeenth Ward Wigwam, thi
evening. Speakers: Hon. Benz. Butter
worth and j. w. Warrington, Esq. A
Front and Parsons streets fine banne
will be presented to the Fourth War
Hayes and Wheeler Guards. Hon. j. |
Foraker and Charles Evans, Esq, wi
address the meeting.
ISAAC HALL, who has been lodging
the Cincinnati Bethel, on Front stree
between Sycamore and Broadway, a
tempted TO commit suicide early th
morning. by taking poison. He was SOC
after found by one OF the officials al
DR.. Marcus sent for. With tue aid
proper antidotes Hall was put out
danger and is now in fair way of /
covery. Dr.. Kemper, OF the Bethel, wi
have the man sent to the Hospital. Ha
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