The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

aast week.
!, 81 KECK is the "Over.the rhine" can
ufdate for the Mayoralty.
r. e. B. HEssLER, constable OF Madison
willie, has lost $3.50 by burglars.
: THE Republican City Executive Com.
mlttee is to meet next Wednesday
evening at Hopkins Hall.
Mr.. FRANK EASTMAN, OF the Richmond
Mail, has succeeded Mr.. S. f. Greeley
as conductor Of the No. 80 Bl oad-gaug
train.
Two OF Cincinnatps well-known art
lists, MIR. Tnos. S. Noble and Mr.. DIV light
Benton, will exhibit paintings at the
Centennial.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BATEMAN filed an
information in the u. S. District Court
against the property of John I'll. Beck,
reclitier, at So Columbia street, for ille-
'gaily distilling.
DIR. DAN. HARTRINGE, OF Middleport,
whom Coroner alley arres ted on sus-
picion of completely in the Allen murder,
mas been released on bail.
THE workmen Of j. A. Fay Il Co. hav-
Ding taken vote on the Southern Road
six-million appropriation, the result is
as follows: yeas. lis; nays, II.
A VOTE was taken at Wielerts last
night with the following result: For the
S6,0O0,0 ,00O Appropriation Bill, 81; against
1t, IA; undecided, 4. Wielert's is IA
NOUS German headquarters.
AT the annual meeting OF five dele
gates from each OF the English-speaking
catholic Societies OF this city, Hon. j..
w. Fitzgerald was unanimously elected
President for the ensuing year.
COL. WooLLEY's card OF denial as to
hn Sr,. thnr D.,I.
oame too late for insertion to-day. In
tO-morrOw's Issue we will gladly give
him the "benetit of the doubt"
AT the Central Christian Church. on
Ninth street, last night, three genera
tions OF one family, consisting OF grand
mother, daughter and five grandchild-
ren, protessed their faith and were bap-
tised.
TREASURER HoLABARD, of Representa-.
tive Lodge No. "a, A. .. U. W., paid
$4,000 on behalf of the Lodge, OF which
Robert o. Strong, late City Solicitor,
was member, to the heirs OF the de-
ceased.
ADA FoY, nee Foster, has brought suit
In the Chancery Court OF Kentucky
against her husband and Oscar M.
Smith, her guardian, for the recovery OF
some property which she alleges has
b zen fraudulently transferred from her
custody.
Mr.. BELKNAP and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
were in Court this morning. The for
mer relieved the Prosecutor a while by
seeing that the mill ground properly,
and the Grants, man and wife, colored,
were up for fighting each other.
COL. q. q. CARPENTER, "the Scout OF
the Palms." who has been organizing a
Black Hills Expedition for the last few
days, will leave with his recruits by
special train tomorrow for St. Louis
where they will join the main body.
MICHAEL REILLY has been bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum o.
$1,000 on the charge of burglarizing tht
Indian Queen" dining-room at No
81 West Pearl street, at which time 8
lot Of clothing belonging to VIM. Greer
was taken.
WIN. RINEHARDT, the man with a vel
vet GOAT, whom Mrs. Catherine Middle
ton accuses of robbing her OF $24 40, ha
been dismissed. Miss Mary was ais
on hand this morning and corroboratet
Williams statement that he paid atten
tiOns to her.
HON. THOMAS j. GALLAGHER, promi
nent member vi the cincinnati Bar, ant
who b. d served term as City Solicitor
street, Saturday, aged sixty years. I'll
had been sufferer for many years. Ell
was born near Pittsburg, Pa, Octobe
6, 1916.
THE New York papers tell OF the arres
in Brooklyn, recently, of Arthur Z
Emery, a drummer, who is charged will
bigamy. The story is that he left hi
wife in Brooklyn last August and married
in this city, Miss Hannah Bingaman
The two wives met last week in Brook
lyn, and there was quarrel, with tEt
sequel OF an arrest.
j. A. LA BoYTEAUx, Daniel B. Piersol
and VIM. A. Hall are the delegate
named by the Board of Trade for tn
Georgia excursion. The joint delegation
will leave tonight at S:05 over the Louis
vile Shortline Road. The whole part
from the North and Northwest will NEE
at Atlanta Wednesday and leave tt
gether for the rest of the tour.
Tom HERMAN was arrested YESTERDAY
for disorderly conduct, and while bein
taken to the Station-house, when nea
the corner Of Oliver and Linn streets h
broke away from his captor and ran
Mr.. Jesse DeBeck, a well-known publ
school teacher, saw him coming, pursue
by the officer, and he headed Herman Of
by holding out his umbrella, the point o
the handle OF which struck Herman
the eye, iDjuring it SO badly that tn
surgeons ia the Hospital fear he ma
lose 1t.
The Apportionment Committee o
Judges and Clerks for the election o
the Southern Railroad Bill, consistin
Of Ferdinand Springmeier against til
loan, and Amor Smith, jr., for the loar
have agreed upon the following: Ther
being three Judges and two Clerks t
act at each poll. It is agreed that the op
ponents OF the loan shall have one Judg
and one Clerk, and those favoring th
loan shall have one Judge and one Clerl
the third Judge to be a Trustee OF tn
ward. In those precincts where ther
is no Trustee the electors for and agains
the loan to choose the third Judge.
JUST after Christmas Of 1870, WI
laid up with an obstinate cough, togeth
with splitting oil blood, accompanied wi
some lever = from the JOINT effects
which was greatly weakened, and b