The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SYCAMORE HILL is being improved.
THR fog was so thick this morning that
you could almost taste 1t.
PATRoLMAN McHUGH resembles great
" in features the prize -hghter-Joe
Goss.
OFFICER JERRY MAHoNY has resigned
from the police force to accept position
OH railroad.
AN elegant brocade shawl was found
nv Officer Schaeffer on Vine street, and
fs awaiting an owner at the Bremen
street Station-house.
MAYOR JOHNSTON has notified Wharf
Register John Jones to collect all wharf,
are himself. This leaves Whartmaster
Wagner out In the cold.
CAPT. BEN. CHURCHILL Is no longer
an Agent of the Society for the PreVen-
ten OF Cruelty to Animals. He resigned.
The animals will have 10 be resigned,
too.
ON and after Wednesday, October lS,
the Cincinnati & Eastern Hallway Will
be opened for traffic from the Junction
With the Little Miami Railroad, near
fIainVille, to Batavia.
THE Chicago and Ft. Wayne passen-
gar train, on the c., IL. 81 d. Il. H., Que
In this city at $3.50 last night, collided
with freight train near Brighton Sta
tion, but nobody was injured.
JAMES HERMAN and wife, who came
on foot all the way from Chicago, were
found in a dying condition on Locust
street by Off ;er Webber yesterday.
They were taken to the Hospital.
THE College Hill Narrow-gauge Rail-
road Company has brought suits against
VIM. B. Ludlow and John Crawford, to
recover subscriptions 10 the iund for
building the road, OF $500 and $0oO re-
spectiVely.
A SPECIAL meeting will be held this
evening at the rooms OF the board OF
TRANSPORTATION to discuss the question
as 10 leasing the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, or having it run in the inter
est Of the city.
THOMAS CALEB, colored, an employe Of
the Franklin co. Paper Mill, was shot
and killed last Wednesday by colored
barber named John Breckenridge, the
trouble arising out Of dispute as to the
loss OF certain razor.
MISS MARY MORE, of Boone County,
KY, the victim of VIM. Henry Harrison's
Tnilrderous attack, is surely but slowly
conyalescing under the skilIful and care
ful attention Of DR.. Crisler, a young
surgeon Of eminent ability.
JAMES BOWLING, the alleged assailant
of Kelly, appeared in the Police Court
this morning, charged with cutting with
intent to kill. The case was lad over
until the 18th inst. to await the result OF
Kelly's injuries. No bail will be taken.
JOHN CoNLoN. a laborer on the South
syn Railroad Bridge, fell to the deck of a
baat beneath the bridge last evening,
breaking his right leg and arm and frac-
Hp tAEpn to his
hene in Ludlow, and it Is thought he can
not recover.
AUGUST JUNG, Secretary of Schiller
Lodge, No. 8, United Workingmen, has
been arrested on the charge, preferred
hY A. Zachlikowsky, Of embeZZl!ng the
cum OF $3.50, the property OF The Lodge.
Neither side being ready for trial this
morning, the case was laid over until
the Goth inst,
The body of Clifford Ralstou, aged
nine years, has been found in the river
near Sedalnsville. 1t was identified by
an uncle Of the boy, who resides at No,
20 Elizabeth street. the boy was last
seen alive playing on some barg1s IN the
river last Tuesday.
GEN. H. b. BANNING held sort OF g
fabrication meeting asst night at his
beautiful home in the Twenty-ffth Ward
h W.
there, in honor Of his reelection to Con
eress. Cannon firing, speech making
and barrel of punch were the moving
features OF the occasion.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUGHBR, Of Clifton
was buried in spring Grove Cemetery
tnis afternoon. The pall-bearers at the
funeral were: W. Z. Hubert, Theodore
Cook, b. L. Whitman, Richard Smith
DR.. Thrall, Isaac Jordan, James Espy
Z. J. Sherlock. The funeral viii b. a
the house and the interment in Spring
Grove.
AT the annual meeting of the bond.
holders and stockholders OF the Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad, held yesterday
at No. 217 West Fourth street, NJ. FL.
Bloodgeod, of New York, was elected a
Director in the place of j. d. Lehmcr,
Resigned. Gen. l.. B. Parsons, of Flora
MS, and Frank. w. Tracey, of Spring
feld, HIS, were reelected Directors,
and Daniel Terrence, OF New York, was
ssain made President.
The Grand Jury for the October Term
OF the United States District and Cir
eRit Courts for the Southern District OIL
Qaio was impaneled yesterday. 1t il
composed OF the following men: Jesse
Arnold, Fayette County; W. K. Bow
man, Clinton County; Andrew II
BAughman, Green county; EuWln Con
ger, Clinton County; R bert G. Corwin
Montgomery County; Samuel r. Camp
belI, Pickaway County; Charles Hutch
tuson, Clarke County; Isaac Lofand
Guernsey County; John Nj. Long, But
IeF County; Harod Mills, Darke Coun
ty; Edwin Nichols, Licking County
Thomas Niedham, Clermont County
Wesley Peters, Fairfield County; Alex
ander n. Kicker, Lawrence County; z
G. Sessions, Franklin County; George
Esw-o~d RutIer Gonntv. John ""r" =
.s-is1o c;ounty; Robert White, Ha,nli-
ton County; Milo &. Williams Vpan
pAigu County.