The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

fsHK Bellevue House was thronged
with visitors yesterday.
THERE were two hundred and four
deaths reported last week.
THE project Of having the regatta on
Eaptember 0 has been abandoned.
ALLEN and Goss' training quarters
were crowded with visitors yesterday.
CAsTELLo's circus opened to-day at ]
Jfncoln Park, " will be here all the
week..
JOSEPHINE SAUER, aged four years,
whose parents reside at NO. l05 STARK
Ktreet, is missing.
MRS. ANNIE W. WARD, of ITO West
Sixth street, died suddenly Oh heaFG us
ease Saturday night.
OSCAR MEDARY beat Charley Weeks
Isst Saturday evening in the single scull
race. Time, 26A minutes.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOHN BRINKMAN
was made happy yesterday-a bouncing
girl weighing eleven pounds.
IKE Mehner cadets. Capt. Howard
HrnWn commanding have returned from
tAeir Mt. Pleasant encampment.
! -J.W. DANCE, an expressman, fell from
his wagon yesterday on Central ave-
tne, near Wade, and broke his leg.
HON. MILTON SAYLER, member of Con-
ereNs from the First District, has estab-
lIshed his headquarters at the Granu
Hotel.
MICHAEL REGAN's stable, in rear OF
No. IS Plum street, was entered Dy a
Gaief early yesterday morning ana avery
valuable horse stolen.
GENERAL WIN. G. HALPIN and John
McShane will soon start new weekly
-, y S1 .i4 10 hrN tn hF
interests OF Irishmen.
GEO. YosT, who lives near the
Water.works, had an arm crushed of
above the elbow yesterday at the Little
Miami depot by falling between moving
cars.
THE children OF the German Protestant
Orphan Asylum on Saturday were
through the kindness OF Mr.. Andrew
Erkenbrecker, admitted to the Zoologi
pAl Garden.
The steamer Storm ran into and
swamped the boats OF couple OF ANA
teur oarsmen, who were out practicine
In the river yesterday. The men, Bal
lard and Slack, swan to the shore.
CAPTAIN CHARLES w. KARR, who was
appointed by Governor Hayes Assistant
Anjutant General Of Ohio, has by the
resignation OF General Wikoff been pro
NOTED to the position of Adjutant Gen
eral.
A THIEF succeeded in getting away
with buggy from Ayres' stable, on the
corner OF Everett and John, and with q
horse from John Ragan's stable, neal
The Consolidated Street Railroad cal
stables, Saturday night.
THE First Regiment, Ohio National
Guards, Colonel q. B. Hunt command.
lag, will go into camp at Oakley Grove,
ON the Marietta 81 Cincinnati Railroad,
on Thursday, September 7, remaining
Until the following Monday.
THE Brotherhood OF Locomotive Eli
Binsers met at the Queen City Hall yes
tsrday, and passed IA resolution declar
Ing their opposition to any further
reduction OF their wages, and agreeing
TO use their greatest influence TO pre-
vent il.
AT a meeting of the Seventh Ward
Hayes and Wheeler Guards, the officers
were elected as follows: Captain
Henry Haynes; First Lieutenant, John
Zimmerman; Second Lieutenant, r. VIM
Hrendegrast; Color-bearer, Christ. Ruff
Quartermaster, Ii. Lathrop.
MRS. ANNE WRIGHT, OF No. As East
Iiborty street, widow OF the late JOIN
j. Wright, died yesterday morning, il
che eighty sixth year OF her age. De-
ceased has lived in this city since 1924
The funeral will take place Tuesday
morning from the Friends Meeliog
house, corner Eighth and Mound streets
nike BURNS. an empioye in the yart
Of rhe cincinnati Southern Railroad a
Ludlow, was badly injured on the in
cline near the bridge on Saturday. Hi
teot being caught in u "irOg," he wa
knocked down and run over by a Cal
crushing his foot and side. This is tn
second time poor Mike has suffered il
thls way.
upholsterer, known as "Chinee,
dnriug the latter part of last week cam
near hanging himself near Fifteenth an
Race streets. "Chinee" was playn
with the ropes of an awning when the
tarmed a moose around his neck AM
swung the man off his feet. Some of th
hystanders noticed the accident In timi
to save "Chinee's" life.
E.H. GREENE, travelling salesman o
the notion house Of Messrs. Meyers
Thieman d Co., was killed on tn
louisville Shor Line at WoOdlawn Sal
uEday evening. He was standing Oh lh
engine and fell off. His neck was founC
to be broken and the body badly mutt
lated. An inquest was held and a yeT
diet returned in accordance with tn
facts.
AVERY pleasant affair Of last evenin
Was the birthday reception given b.
Miss Carrie Bloch in honor Of her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. NJ. Goldsmith, Esq, Nc
a4Q1< Elm street. There was larg
party OF invited guests present, VIII
were handsomely entertained-a boun
tsous repast being first in order, the
fsilswed dancing, which was kept up t
Alate hour.