The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The zoo Garden was well patronlZed
yesterday.
The deaths last week were one hun
dred and seventeen.
MRS. ALoNzo GILES, of Louisville, has
found her husband i'll Dayton.
MR.. GEORGE BICKEL is no longer
watchman at the Public Library.
THE Consolidated Street Railroad
Conduct turn in their accounts at
the corner of Fifth and Walnut now.
THE FIRE at 10 O'Clock Saturday eve-
ming was in III. Schnermeister's house,
at No. 244 West Court street. Damage
slight.
CARL JAIN and Captain Schoenle are
doing editorial work on the Volksblatt
since the retirement Of Hon. Fred.
Hassaurek.
THE Cincinnati & Westwood Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company have CON-
pleted their track one mile further-to
Glenmore Station.
DEPUTY SHERIFF R. A. THOMAS has
been thanked by resolutions, and pre-
sented with new hat by the jurors in
the Bates Will case.
A MAN named Larkin Campbell fell
from his wagon on Sixth street, near
John, Saturday morning, and broke the
poneS OIL Doth his hands.
PHILIP BoETTLER, a cigar maker, aged
forty-three years, and single, who lived
at 719 Race, died very suddenly OF asthma
and heart disease Saturday night.
THE towboat Alex. Chambers was
fired into on her way to this city Satur-
day, a few miles above Pomeroy. Pilot
james Somers narrowly escaped.
DAVID CHALLEN, who was dismissed
from the hospital two weeks ago, has
not been heard Of since. His parents,
who live in Newport, are anxious to
hear from him.
THERE will be meeting OF the First
and Second Kentucky Regiments at Ar
at 8 O'clock, for the purpose of etfecting
a permanent organization.
LEOPOLD ERMAN has commenced a
suit against l. p. Strauss to recover
$4,000 damages for alleged SANDER ut
tered against him by Strauss in calling
him swindler and thief.
OFFICER MORAN was knocked down
by bowlder thrown by Henry Weller,
ON Court-street Market-space, at an
early hour this morning, while he was
dispensing an unruly crowd. Weller
vas arrested and fined $50 and costs for
assault and battery and disorderly con-
duct.
THE publication of the Signal Service
weather maps at this station, as well as
the receipt daily of a great number of
weather reports from prominent places
by the Observer here, is to be discon-
tinued after the 1st OF August. Con-
gress has cut down the appropriation.
AT meeting held yesterday afternoon
under the auspices OF the Socialists,
tt LV,., -
plOyed attended, resolutions were
passed condemning the Skaats and Wor-
thington Laws, and calling upon the |
City Council to act SO as to give employ |
ment to all who are out OF work.
DAVE MARTIN and Bill Mehans are
charged with cutting with int6nt to kill |
Peter Fischer, jr., son Of the proprietor |
OF a saloon on Spring Grove avenue. |
near the Mil!creek Bridge, during a row |
yesterday afternoon. The wounds of |
Fischer, one across the stomach and an |
other on the left arm, are not considered |
dangerous.
AGAIN have those two variety concert
proprle:ois, Emil Alberti and Frank.
Eich, come to grief. This morning they
both appeared in the Police Court,
charged with keeping disorderly house
and selling liquors to minors. About
arrested, and will be used as witnesses
in the cases, which will be called next
Saturday morning.
THE Queen City Council, No. /, OF the
Junior y. U. A. NJ. were in { ii Q i Satu!.
day night at their LoG oGge-rOom, Pendery's
Hail, and after che installation a BAN
quet took place. The officers are as fol-
lows: Benz. Ii. Goodman, Past Junior
Counselor; Charles Itern, Counselor; L.
J. Loeb. Vice Counselor; Charles Moos, |
Record Secretary; Albert MoOs, Warden
Benjamin Michael, Conductor; Samuel
Mephen, Sentinel.
JAMES DRAKINBRoT, alias George
Brown, alias jackson, sort of Jack |
Sheppard on a small scale, who broke |
put OF the Stati0n-house last June, during |
An Incarceration on the charge Of steal |
ing a wagon load Of hemp, valued at $2o5, |
from Hummeps st0ne-yard, ana who has |
Just been arrested by Officer Cain, ap-
peared in the Police Court this morning,
and was bound over to the Grand jury |
IN the charge of grand larceny, preferred |
ay Mr.. Hummel.