The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

three patients in the Cincinnati Hospi- |
tai.
CONRAD WINDSOR has a three year
Old bullock for which he PAID $l,Vlo IN
cash.
OFFICERS BRINK and Nordhoff, both OF
whom were beaten by roughs recently, |
are on duty again. ........a /
THE University OF Rochester has con-
ferred upon Rufus King, Esq, OF this |
city, the degree of ''LL.D."
ANTHONY SCHIELE, barber of No. 211
West sixth street, died in the, Work |
house yesterday of apoplexy. !
Mr.. ED. ANDERSON is projecting plans
for handsome little stations for the |
Westwood Narrow-gauge Railroad.
ANDREW KAIsERMAN, who lives at the |
corner OF Bremen and fifteenth streets,
Was sunetruck yesterday. He has re-
powered.
COLONEL p. P. LANE and wife, OF Nor
wood, celebrated the twenty-hfth anni-
Ssrsary oil their wedding last night In
magnificent style. -94
REV. A. M. FELDHAUs, who died last
Monday at The ST. Mary's Hospital, ON
Belts street, was buried this morning 6 at
A0'clock, from St. Joseph's Church.
JOHN BIRNBAUM's little daughter
Flora died yesterday at her home, No.
"a West Court street, of cholera In
tantum. Sue was buried tnls aIter-
noon.
G, BART CHAPMAN, Of the Health Or
fice. received seventeen death returns
this morning between 8 and half-past D
o'clock--and it was q pretty healthy
day, too.
JAMES CRAIG, a coal HEAVIER, who lived
on Carr street, was found dead at the
foot OF Filth street last evening. Heat
and intemperance were the causes OF
his death, it is supposed.
JAMES SARGENT has filed bill against
the I1al, Lock anu sale Company OF this
city, praying for an injunction against
an alleged infringement Of letters patent
On improvements in time locks invented
by Stephen William Hollen.
MRS. CHARLES HORN, OF Smith street,
near Skin, Is The loser OF q $50 gold
watch at the hands Of tramp painter,
Of Cleveland, o., named Robert Fisher,
whom her husband mad kindly given
temporary home-tor old acquaintance
sake.
THE fifth annual picnic OF the Holy
Family society OF Mt. Adams will be
held tomorrow at the East End Garden.
Prizes will be awarded to the best jig
dancer and tenpin roller. The proceeds
are tor the benefit Of the Church OF the
Holy Cross.
DETECTIVE MEAD had man taken to
the Hospital Yesterday whom he found
living at the corner OF sixth and Walnut
streets. 1t is a case OF epilepsy instead
Of sunstroke, as at first supposed. The
letters sc. W. S." are printed on his
arm In India ink.
THE Republicans OF Green Township
have effected the temporary organization
Of Hayes and Wheeler Club by the
election OF Isaac Bruce, Esq., Chairman,
and James s. Weatherby Secretary.
Another meeting will be held at the
Seven Mile House Wednesday evening,
July 26.
"IRIsH" NORTON, noted young rough
OF this cit,, and who was the principal
assailant OF Officer Brink on the steamer
Louisville recently as they were return.
Ing from q plcnio, Is lying dangerously
Ill in the Cincinnati Hospital. After his
escape he went 10 Batavia, o., where he
was kicked by mule while driving
part, and severely injured. 1t 10 thought
he can not recover.
COUNCILMAN F. w. sCHwENKER, OF
the Eleventn Ward, has received notice
OF the death of his brother Henry, who
has been living In Tuscon, Arizona Ter
ritory. On the 9th Of last month, while
handling pistol, the weapon was acci'
dently discharged, the ball entering his
breast near the heart. Mr.. Schwenker.
who leaves wife and four children, was
well known in this city, where he was
reared.
The Directors of the Southern Rail
road, OF their regular meeting yester
day, opened sixteen bids for the build
ing Of the freisht-house on the depol
grounds in Ludlow, eleven for some irol
trestlc.work near Kings Mountain anC
Sunset, and twenty-three for grading
Sectious 24S to 251, inclusive. Th'
freight.house will be plain brick struc
ture, and will not cost more than from
$4,000 to 5000.
FRED. LoUGH has called upon us anC
given his version of the affair for which
he was arrested at the instance OF Jos
Smith, Of the Qaeen City Laundry, upoi
the onarge OF attempting to cause an ex
plosion at the laundry while under tn
influence Of liquor. Lough states tha
che whole ditnculty originated in tn
fact that Smith owes him money and re
fuses 10 pay him; that he was not drunk
and that he has letter OF recommer
dation from Smith, saying that
(Lough) is u trustworthy man. "The eel
plosion' story Is simply bosh," say
sides.
GEORGE MILLER, big burly onende
who says he lives on Race street, nea
Gr.en, was seen yesterday evening
Conrad Fuchs, an office boy Of DR.. Sticl
Alt Walnut street, trying to hook on
lot Of clothing hanging in the doctor
Cfice. On being detected he ran, closel
followed by little Conrad, Sergeai
Webber, and "oloud" Of citizens in h'
pursuit, who, after long chase throug
alleys and over fences, finally capture
him at the corner of Vine and Tweltt
streets. He was taken to Bremen-stret
Station where, last night, he tried
hang himself with rope made out OF b
shirt. The prisoner, who, by the wa,
10 the fellow who stripped Dexter's res
dence of lead pipe some time ago, a.
peared before Judge Lindemann th
morning and received q sentence
"lhirty days and 5000"
Court Cuttings.
Amos Ludington against s. Caldwe