The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SIXTY-FIVE NATURALIZATION P"P0
were issued yesterday.
THE Hayes and Wheeler Guards VIII
not parade any more during THIS cam
paign.
IT'S sto-night that the Democracy OF
this city visits BrookVllle, INDIANA
big time is anticipated.
GA DEAD sick horse at 60 Ab1gau
street." is the way it reads on the slate
at Bremen-street station.
THE new lecture-room Of the Cincln-
natl Hospital, which cost $2O,O0O, Will De
ready for use by the lst oil January
ris said that Tom Taylor and Phil.
Kiehborth have decided to contest TOR
The offices they sought, sherln ana
CLERK.
THE Cincinnati & Portsmouth Rail-
road Company have removed thelr once
to the building northeast corner OF Maln
and Fifth streets, second noor.
THE house OF Herman Wohler,, NO. 10
Pleasant street, was burgarized early
yesterday morning and robbed OF fine
gold watch, pair Of bracelets and other
jewelry.
A SNEAK THIEF yesterday afternoon
entered "a room in the third story OF No.
q Fountain street, on Vine-street Hill,
and stole $50 in money and lot OF wear
ing apparel.
THE coopers of this city have struck
for an advance Of 8 cents on every
thing below 40 cents, 10 cents on
work from 40 cents to 81, 10 cents ON work
of$1 and upwards.
A SNEAK THIEF entered the house OF
Herman Wohler, 10 Pendleton street,
Yesterday afternoon, and stole from
bureau drawer 80, gold breast-pln ana
necklace, and q silver Watcn'
The Republicans of the First Precinct
of the Second Ward are requested TO
meet at headquarters tonight, lor the
purpose OF joining a company OF Ian
GERS, to take part in the procession oat-
urday night.
ISAAC HALL did not attempt to poison
himself last week at the Bethel, as erro-
neOusly stated in the papers AZ the time.
Mr.. Hall, according to his physicians
abatement, was suffering from an attack
of severe illness.
THos. b. MALLENCE, resident OF the
Northeastern Precinct OF Mlllcreek
Township, has fled a suit against Jona-
than b, Bonnell and Oscar McCamman,
Judges of the election in that precinct in
October, claiming that they illegally re-
fused his vote TO his damage IN the sum
of IS, 900.
MAJOR q. H. BLACKBURN will address
the clUIzens of Mason, Warren County,
Thursday evening, November z; sharon,
Hamilton County, Friday evening, NO
Yember 8; Batavia, Clermont county,
Saturday evening, November 4; Love-
land, Clermont County, Monday even
ing, November ..
ATthe meeting of the Board OF Police
Commissioners, held last evening, Col.
Ira Wood, Superintendento Of Police, was
Instructed to reorganze the force In
such manner, without reducing The num-
her of patrolmen on each beat, that they
NAV run singly, SO that each may be
guarding different locality.
JOHN KEEsTING, aged eleven years,
son OF Mr.. Geo. Keesting, who lives al
No. 371 Main street, while playing ball
ia the vicinity of the Bellevue House
Yesterday afternoon, fell over the prec-
pice overlooking Onio avenue, rolling a
distance OF nearly one hundred ieet'
When picked UP he was unconscious.
A WAGER between Hy. Kersker an(
Fred, Arendt provides that II Hayes be
elected President, Kersker will have to
wheel Arendt from 2S8 Liberty street to
John street, north on John street 10 Oil
ver street, west on Oliver street to Linn
street. south on Linn street to Liberty
Itrpel: thence up Liberty street to tht
Itarting point. II Tilden be elected
rice versa. The fools are not all dead
ret.
SOME weeks ago James Powers ant
John Morrissey, private Watcbman OF
Fourth street, had dispute about 6
POLITICAL appointment. The affair hap
pened on Sixth street, and
snded by Morrlssey drawing
nistol and shooting his opponen
;ul,f pOWnra ia q
he Hospital, where his expenses were
Iaid by Morrissey, who tEen left the
,itv. Powers died yesterday from t. {
,ffects of his injuries at his home, neal
Freeman and Barr streets.
BErTING on the election Is not as ivel,
as 1t was month ago. At Gilligan'.
Iast night pools sold as follows: Tha
Widen carries New Y ork State by %, 900
EI0O to 500. That Hayes carries Ohit
by 8, 800 majority, $25 10 $25. That Tide;
carries Hamilton County by 800 maj jor.
hy, $15 to $l5. THAT Hayes carries Ohic
nv u 900 majority, $50 to $50. Bets OF
Jared and not taken: That Tilden get.
Zoo majority in Hamilton County
eVen. That Hayes carries OHIO by II, ,50t
majority. 500 to 800. That Tilden il
elected. $1OO to $100. That Tilden get.
25,OOO in New York State, even.
A NEW and immense warehouse, twt
hundred and forty-one feet front by tw,
hundred and nine in depth. and five sto
ries high, will, by the beginning OF mex
month. be finished and occupied by Mr.
Si Keck. The structure is situated jus
north Of Mr.. Keck's pork-packing estaD
Iishment, on the line Of the Baltimore {
Ohio Railroad. The entire area is di
yided into four compartments. The tw,
cellars can be made to hold thrteel
million pounds of meat, and the lhre
stories above have capacity of sevent,
thousand barrels. Mr.. Keck proposes
when the Southern Railroad is com
pleted, to make this building place 0
storage in the transit OF pork, whisky
tobacco, and the like, between point
North and South