The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13
LOCAL BREVITlES.

THE election excitement has petereo
out.
NUMBER of deaths reported last week
---eignty-tbree.
SERGEANT ALBERT PARKS is on duty
at the Central Police Station.
THE slaughter-houses in Deercreek
Valley are in full blast again.
THERE are one hundred and ninety
seven orphans at the st. Aloysius Asy-
lum.
TWENTY FIVE hundred and sixty-two
pupils attended the Bethel Sunday
school yesterday.
"REv." j. j. BRECKINRIDGE's bonds
men will have to pony up the amount OF
the judgment in each case of attempted
robbery-$2,O0O.
AN old Kentuokian named Wolf, who
lived opposite the Willow Run Distillery.
jumped from the lerryboat Fanny w eb-
ster yesterday morning and was
drowned.
PETBR COOPER got forty -four votes in
Hamilton County. The Prohibition can.
didate, Green Clay Smith, received one
vote, and he got that in the Second Pre-
Cinct of the Ninth Ward.
MRS. SHEPPERD, of 219 West Fifth
street, has adopted the little girl waif
which some heartless parent had lett on
the door step OF house at the corner oil
Plum and Perry streets Saturday alter
noon.
In the Police Court this morning AL
bert Tableman waived an examination
on the charge Of stealing horse and
buggy from the stable OF Samuel ID.
Grear last Saturday, and was bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum oil
$1,000.
MICHAEL FOLEY, hostler who lives
at No. 15l Central avenue, was arrested
by officer f. Il. Davis this morning, on
complaint OF David Davis, living in the
same house, who accuses Foley Of as.
Baulting him. He gave bail for his ap-
pearance in the morning,
A. WINTERHoLER has commenced a
SUIT against Z. Wlndisch, Mulnauser &
Brother, to recover $10,0 900 damages, for
the publication, by the latter, OF circu-
lar, setting out that he was indebted TO
them and that all endeaVors to collect
the money had been truitless.
f. w. GREENwALD, barkeeper at the
Oberley House, corner OF Broadway and
Second street, was found dead in his
bed Sunday morning. The Coroner's
verdict was Death from heart disease,
superinduced by intemperance." He
IC"HSe q WiAO "hN ShAAu AlNih5 III NASNC-
land.
HENRY NIEMAN is a T. C.-tough citi-
zen. Officer Metz iound him ON the co.,
ner OF Hunt and Sycamore streets yes
terday raising fearful disturbance with
his demouiac yells. When Metz put his
judicial paw on him he fought desper-
ately, and scratched the oticer's face
very badly. Henry saw His Honor this
m lrning and the docket in his case reads
"SiXty days and 5000"
NEXT Friday Mrs. Jane MCGUIRE, of
"Mulberry Chute" and Francs Swee-
ney, shoemaker, will have a chance to
explain to His Honor by what right they
jumped on and beat Mrs. Mary Kelly
when she entered Mrs. McGuire's saloon
last night. A young woman named Mary
Higgins being In the house at the time
the officers arrived, was marched to the
lock also. Bond in each case, 5000.
JOHN DUNAYAN, an employe of the
Empire stable on Walnut street, near
Seventh, VINO had bet $40 on the cleo
tion of Tilden, was very jubilant over
the result on Wednesday morning, and
was in the best OF spirits, when Jimmy
Fitzgerald drove in with his gray horse
calling to John TO put him up, as it was
good Tilden animal. While John was
In the ct OF putting him up the good
animal kicked nllns 1O0r y 0ln IS now
lying at his home with severely injured
leg.
JAMES BROWN, of No. 80 George street
book-kecper for Silk, Krause & Co. al
the corner of Third and Race streets
was arrested this morning by Officer
Kidney on warrant sworn out by Mary
Hagel, girl in Browns employ as a
Domestic, who alleges that because she
failed to put fork at his place at the
table this morning he choked and other.
wise maltreated her. Brown gave bail
for his appearance before Judge Linde.
mann's Court tomorrow morning.
JOHN COCHRAN, one OF the proprietors
OF the Centennial Saloon, at No. ISL
Central avenue, appeared in the Police
Curt this morning, charged with cut.
ting with intent to kill James Foley
driver in the employ of the un-
dertaker named John Sullivan
during the unpleasantness which oc-
CURED in the above named place last
night. Foley has rather a bad slash
across the forehead made by knife in
the hands of Cochran. His wounds are
not serious. The case was laid ovel
until next Wednesday; bond being fixed
at 81 900,