The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
AND still we are not happy,


TILDEN's vote in this city was 1854,
Hayes 70, 49l. In the county, Tilden
1851, Hayes 5,37S; Tilden's majority 479.
THE County Commissioners are willing
to allow the Sheriff rs cents a day for
feeding each prisoner in the county
Jail.
FRANK. EDMoNsoN is in the City Hos
pItal, III consequence Of fall received
Yesterday through a hatchway at No. 56
West Front street.
A MAN, whose name we did not learn,
and who is a lab Irer ON the Cincinnati
Southern Railway Bridge, fell from the
Top OF the work about 8 O'Clock this NOR
ming and was instantly killed.
LITTLE FANNIE RUNCK, who was
burned last Saturday a week ago while
polishing a stove at her home on Vine
street, is still in dangerous condition.
THE inquest on the body OF e. O
Chase, who was killed on Tuesday by
being run over by u o., II. n ID. tram,
near Brighton, will be held next Friday
morning.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Daytor
Railway has completed new side traci
at the College Hill Junction for the pur
pose of facilitating the unloading o
coal cars for the College Hill Narrow
gauge.
L. G. MACY, w. p. Bruce, G. NJ. Clark
Z. +. Reed and r. III. fumes have asso.
ciated themselves together and organ
lied the Mutual Gas-light Company
Capital stock $4,000, divided into $10(
shares.
A DEFECTIVE flue caused $25 fire
about O'Clock last night in the frame
~ hnncn nWnp6 nv Al +
Avery, situated at 325 John street. 1t il
occupied by Miss Jane Gall. Alarm
from Box 43.
THE c., II. g. d. and l., G. Il l.. folks
have placed the fare for the round trip
to Chicago at $40 for those wishing to
attend tie Moody and Sankey ConVen-
tion. Tickets good from November 2
to % inclusive. aud over the Kankake'
line or via the Richmond route.
REV. NJ. BENTON, who was injured b,
the railroad accident at Brighton sta
tion, Monday night, by which MI
Chase lost his life, is getting along fine
Iy. His wounds are not dangerous
Mr. Benton was recently appointed as
sistant editor of the Journal and Mes
Senger OF this city.
FIFTEEN able. bodied tramps who hat
been in the habit of annoying the Sis
ters at the Betts.streeT Hos
pital, begging meals, were ar
rested yesterday, and being arraignet
in the Police Court this morning on thu
charge ofYagrancy were given quarters
in the Work-house on terms ranging
from thirty to ninety days.
ANOTHER MEETING OF the Joint Com
mittees was held last evening at tn
rooms of the Board of Trans portation
A resolution was adopted to have com
inittees appointed to secure the passage
BY the Legislature OF the necessary legis
lation to enable the Trustees of the Gin
ciunati Southern Railroad to operat,
portions OF that road as it was com
pleted. and to operate the entire roaC
when completed, should that prove eX-
pedient.
The joiut committees of the Board o
Trade, Chamber OF Commerce and Boart
of Transportation met at 4 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon in the Board of Trade
Rooms. A resolution was adopted re
uuestiDg the Boards represented to ap
point committees for the purpose of pro
curing such legislation as may be neces
sary to authorize the Trustees of tn
Cincinnati Southern Railway TO operat
all or portion of that road when com
plcted: and further, to authorize th
to prepare the bill for presentation to tn
Legislature.
1T was but brief honeymoon tina
Mrs. Kate Gillis enjoyed. She was mai
ried to James Gillis last Monday nlght
Last night the couple were making mel
nv at their residence at the corner {
Providence and Wade street
with few friends, and th
"bonny Kate" took too much OF the stu
which both cheers ana Inebriates. He
husband became indignant at her up
roarious mirth, and had her arrested 0
the charge of drunkenness. Thus he
third night of married lie was passed i
dingy prison cell. Appearing befor
Judge Lindemann this morning, she wa
dismissed and tripped lightly home I
her bosom's lord, who, by the wal
should be pounded with stocking iu
of soft mud Tor his harsh treatment {
his newly made wife.