The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

JOHN ALBERT, OF 631 Vine street, had
a leg broken by the KICK oil a morse last
night.
THE "EvENING STAR" folks get. their
'Covington news from Nel-haoei Vi
theirs.- saturday Night.
ELEVEN bills OF indictment have been
found by the present Grand Jury lor
violations of the election laws.
THE st. Aloysius Orphan Society will
hold their annual festival tomorrow at
the Orphans grounds.
GARDNER & Co., have been awarded
the contract of furnishing the city with
twenty-five tons of coal ST 81 per ton.
THE case of Florence Lorentz charged |
with illegal voting, will be called up be- |
fore Commissioner Hooper this even
ing.
THE Police Commissioners have been
assigned the old committee room in the
City Building, next TO the AUDITORS
office.
&. A. Boss, Mayor Of Riverside, is
wagiug an unrelenting warfare against
the fast time made by the trains passing
through the village of which he Is the
boss.
THE Storrs & Sedamsville Street Rail.
way Company have commenced running
through cars to Sedamsyille, by was OF
Eighth street.
A TRAMP, found by officer Henshaw
last night in an almost dying conultion
Mt the corner OF Woodward and Syca-
more streets, was taken to the Clncin-
natl Hospital.
THE Thirteenth Ward Tilden and Hen
dricKs Club will hold an important
meeting at their Wigwam on Race street
Monday evening. All voters are re-
quested to attend.
C, MEYER & CO.'S trunk factory, at
No. l9 West Pearl street, was the scene
of a fire last night, caused by 1--we coal
dropping from the stove and loa glnS In
a hole in the floor. Fully insured.
The way some OF those Police Court
LAWYERS swoOp down on the prisoners
bench when a prisoner tips them the
wink, reminds one of the celerity with
which nalfstarVed shoat makes tor
swill-tub.
BOTH those horses Of the Cincinnati
Ice Company that took such a fearful
tumble Yesterday at the head OF the Mt.
Auburn Incline Plane, as mentioned in
yesterday's STAR, died OF their injuries.
Loss TO the Company, $6OO.
THE Republican County Committee
mot this morning at 10 O'Clock in Hop
kins' Hall in executive session. The
Committee has resolved that hereafter
all their meetings shall exclude the
press and all not members oil the Com
mittee.
In the United States Court, the case
of Murdoch & Hobbs against the New
York Life Insurance Company, suit to
recover g. 900 for services rendered, was
argued before the jury to-day. Colonel
,,,;lI oaunlnHp for the nluintiftS =
this evening.
THE officers in charge OF Hammond
street SUation-house have been notified
70 prohibit the use OF the hall in the
building by the Irish American Centen-
nial Guards and Col. MU0re's Newsboys.
The order is signed by john Dicks,
Chairman OF the Committee on Police
and Prisons.
THERE will be grand parade Of the
Hayes and Wheeler Guards in CoVlnS'
ton this evening, and, through courte
sizes extended our command, the GUARDS
OF this city have been ordered to assem-
bic on Vine street, right resting ON front
at 1879 o'clock.
CHARLES DICKS, engineer at Greenle'
l. Ransons planning mill, was caught IL
the machinery evening before last anC
violently thrown to the floor. He was
CaTrleu 10 ulS hOhOS LNO' ooi 10y 1AAi ASi
street, where he is suffering from severe
internal injuries.
MARSHAL HAMILTON, O colored man
engaged as porter at the Burnet House
was robbed on Thursday night of silye
patent lever watch and SIT in money
The watch was taken from under thu
pillow Of his bed and the money from bis
pantaloons pocket.
THE Trustees of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad met yesterday afternoon al
their rooms on Third street. No bust
ness was transacted, except postponing
the letting O! the superslructure of th'
northern approach 10 the bridge upti
Monday, October 30.
THE Democracy of this county will
hold IA grand ratification meeting in th
FIfth.street Market-space this evening
Speakers: Judge Hoadly, Hon. Alexan
der Long and Hon. l. NJ. Jordan. Shoul'
The weather prove unGaVora6ie the meet
ing will be held in Robinson's Opera
house.
MR.. ED. MURPHY, book keeper a
Walsh j. KelIogg's distillery IN CoVlns
ton, struck himself with "bungstarter
Wednesday evening on the end of on
of his thumbs, the blow pulling the mai
loose. He is now suffering from lock
Jaw at his home, corner Of Richmon
and Central avenue.
WORD has reached the city from Mays
vile, KY, thai Duke Fleming, roug
character who gained bad reputation
In this city during the ball at the Elk
position Building, on Mardi Grss nignt
when he fired revolver recklessly il
the crowd, has been dangerously sho
by Septimus Clark, with whom he ha
been quarreling.
EVERY ONE who can should atten
the course of lectures on the Easter
Question" now being delivered ever
Sunday evening by the Rev. DR.. Boynto
in the Vine : street Congregations
Church. Subject for tomorrow even
ing: "How American interests are ir
volved, and how it stands connecte
with our Presidential election"
THE Soldiers and Sailors Club had
splendid meeting at Hopkins Hall las
night. Speeches were made by J.
Dease, ESD, DIR. Carrick, Mr.. Peter L
CLARK, Colonel Bob Harlan, Genera
Geo. b. Wright, and Mr.. Thos. Hand!
Lou. Hoeke's rattling good field ban
~oodo III haua fhink nf nld tinna (1al