The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

AND the clink Of silver 10 heard III
the land.
THE Democrats Of the Common Coun.
oil will try to caucus to night.
eMoTHER sNUFFEY's1 den in Camp
Washington has been broken up.
. NUMBER OF deaths reported for last
week, one hundred and twenty-four.
RURALIzING pedestrians yesterday
were as thick as blackberries In June.
MIR. p. ]. LEONARD is q candidate for
the office OF Assistant Clerk OF the Board
pf Education.
Mons. THKoBAUD BAUER, the Gr@co-
lomsn wrestler, practises every morn.
Ing ut the Gymnasium.
The Pavilion Garden Saloon, near the
Brighton House, has been burglarized of
some cigars ana whisky.
LovEL & BURLINGTON, of the Old Oon-
gress Works, intend to have an elabor-
ate display of Tobacco at the Centen-
Nial. >-
MRS. SUSAN WRIGHT, mother Of DR..
ID. 3. Wright, died Saturday, aged
ninety-six years. She came to Cincin-
nan In 1889. A
TIE Calocagathean Dramatic Club
will this Easter Monday evening play
"The Ticket Of Leave Man" at Robin.
sons Opera-hcuse.
. ALINE of'busses connecting the Eighth
street horse-cars and Inclined Plane on
Prices Hill to run to Cedar Grove and
Warsaw, is talked Of.
IL YOU want to join company Of Hus.
sars, Major John Robinson, jr., com
manding, 90 to the Dragon Armory,
No. 842 Central avenue.
THE "Republican Union Leage OF fHam-
ilton County" 10 the name given to the
Committee ON Reception of the Republi-
can National Convention.
B. ROTH & SON, OF the st. Nicholas.
have reconsidered their decision TO close
up their business. They have leased the
house for two years more.
The Board OF Trade, at Its meeting on
Saturday, adopted memorial to Con.
gress recommending that no reduction Of
salaries he ordered in the Patent Office.
THE payment OF silver coin from the
United States Treasury here did not be-
gin to-day, as no orders have been issued
from the Treasury Department author
izing it.
A SMALL gold locket containing the
pictures Of two beautiful little boys was
taken from the pocket OF prisoner
named Smith, who was captured by OH.
GERS Mead and Murray.
THE wife of Mr.. a. A. Stewart, of the
dCtna Insurance Company, died of ty-
phoid pneumonia, on Saturday evening.
at s:15. The bereaved husband is left
with the care Of two small children.
MRS. MARGARET DAG, a German wo-
man, residing at 100 Clay street, died
suddenly yesterday morning. The Cor
oner held an inquest, and the jury rem
dered a verdict OF "death from heart
disease."
ALL is not lovely with the Cincinnati
light Guard in reference to that con-
templated raid OH Philadelphia. A num-
Der OF members shavewithdrawn from the
company, and it's uncertain whether
the remainder will 20.
SERGEANT CHARD, Of Oliver-street Sta.
tion, fired his revolver at two burglars
who were operating on Dan. Robinson's
house at 06 Bank street, Sunday NOR.
Ming. The "boys" took to their heels.
and Chard took their tools.
On the 1st OF the month GAN Fools,
Day VIM. CHM, jr., played game OF
faro and lost $3.50. He has now brought
suit against Thos. Meade, Jack Chinn,
Doc. Martin, Jas. Cromwell and Henry
Besuden, for the recovery Of the money.
In justice TO MIR. John Walfert, car
penter and builder, at LAG Central ave-
nue., Newport, 1t should be stated that
1t was pot he who committed the name.
less crime on Ryan's little boy as men,
tioned the other day. The wretch's
hame is Welfei.
HENRY MEYERS, German painter
living at the corner of Wade and Cutter
streets, was run over by an avenue car
as he was returning from CumminsyilIe.
Saturday night. In jumping of lie was
thrown under the wheels, breaking both
legs. One Of them will have to be ampu.
tated.
A CHIMNEY OF Diehps pyrotechnic es-
tablis hment on Mt. Adams caught fire
bis characteristic watchfulness and EN-
ergy," "scooped" it, thus preventing what
might have been u serious disaster. By
the way what has become OF that pri-
Sate watchman?
BURGLARS attempted to rob the cigar
store OF John Donovan, 149k w. Fourth |
street. on Saturday night. They effect |
ed an entrance by the transom over the |
front door, and selected goodly stock |
OF meerschaum pipes, cigars, ETC.. but |
for some reason fed without Carrying
on their plunder.
/. KATIE LEIKHAUs, whose father keeps
O grocery on Mount Pleasant, was dan
geroysly injured by being thrown from
her fathers wagon, to which runaway
horse was attached, Saturday. The &C.
cident occurred in Cumminsville, and
was the result Of Katie's father very
foolishly taking OF the horses bride 10
feed him, while hitched to the wagon.
b THE summer trotting meeting OF this
association is fixed for July ii, u, 1S and
IA. Premiums 10 the amount OF $40. 600
are offered, and most interesting meet.
ing 10 confidently expected, EnLries
rlose June II, 1876. The officers of the
Association are Capt. George N. stone
President; 9. b. Hunt, Secretary: John
Sullivan, Treasurer.
THE CLAIM OF Vachel and VIM. Worth.
inRton, for services rendered Mr.. Audi.
tor Humphreys In the mandamus case
which was brought against him last year
by the city TO test the validity Of the
Worthington Law, having beensrejected
by the Board OF Control, those gentle.
men brought suit ON Saturday saainst
Ur. Humphreys In his personal capacity.
10 recover the amount Of the same. name.
". 5000. =