The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Bellevue mousse ounuay OpehlnS
was an immense success.
THOUSANDS of people 1ocked to the
Zoe Garden yesterday.
THE Hopple-street bridge across Mill
creek is in dangerous condition.
RED LEARY and his precious crew Of
bruisers lett for the East last night.
1T is thought that the Southern Rail-
road bridge will be completed by the 1st
of January.
GEORGE q. RUTTINGER, whose will was
probated Saturday, leaves to his son q
violin made in 1700.
GEN. BRIsTow and family, who were
at the Grand Hotel last night, lett for
louisville this morning.
THE sinton Cadets, Captain Joe Mur-
ray, marched to Camp Custer yesterday,
and did 1t like veterans.
ABARREL Of alcohol exploded Satur-
day evening in the warehouse of Mad
dox, Hobart & Co., on Fast Pearl street.
No damage done.
THE residence of Mrs. Siebren, No. 10
Livingston street, was burglarized
Saturday night. A lot Of jewelry and
$40 in money were taken.
A WOMAN on the Eighth street line Of
cars picked up pocket-book containing
SIT, which an elderly man dropped who
got out at Richmond street.
HENRY KRAFKR yesterday fell down
the embankmenL of culverG on Brown
street, near Kotter & Sons brewery. He
was taken to the Hospital.
THE alarm from Box 2I, shortly after
midnight, was caused by smouldering
fire in the paper box factory over l.. II.
T,uon1c ware honso on Third aIrant
THE watchman at the Fountain while
attempting to arrest some disorderly
boys last night, was struck over the
eye with bowlder. He is seriously in
jnred.
PROF. WIN. MILLER, in the wrestling
bout with Theobauu Bauer, Saturday
night at the Grand Opera-house, came
off victor. Bauer was not in good con-
dition.
LOUISE CLARK is The mother of that
waif left on Uncle John RobinsOn's door
step Friday night. She says that the
father is potato peddler named Geo.
Thomas,
MARGARET OGoNNELL, of 343 Walnut
street, who emerged from the Work
house Saturday morning, has left home,
and her husband fears she has commit
ted suicide.
JOHN MURRAY, an inmate of Long
view, escaped Saturday nigh. He was
Fgcaptured and taken to Inird-streeL
Station. Yesterday he was le urled to
the asylum.
JoD1N LIN N>.-EMANN occupied the bench
tn 'n~ roiice Court Today, thus releas-
ing acting Judge Satin, who filled the
position with ability and dignity, as he
did a dozen years ago.
A sERENADE was rendered to Mrs.
Jesse Il. G ant, on Saturday night, at
the residence OF Special Mail Agent
Johnston, by a cornet band and the
Fourteenth Ward Glee Club.
FRED. RoLFE, a cigar maker, would
Ike to know TO whom he is indebted tor
that shot In the leg which he received
Saturday evening as he was standing on
Gano street, near Vine. The wound is
not serious.
THE citizens Of the Eighth Ward who
are in favor OF Tilden and reform are re-
quested to meet at the Race-street Eu-
g1De-house this evening, at half-past I
O'clock, for the purpose of organizing a
Rlldeu and Hendricks Club.
THE four-oared boat race, between the
Americus and Cincinnati Boat Clubs
WIS won DV the Amerlcus Club, which
made the three miles in :35. The single
seul race between Medary and Frank
lin was easily won by the former in :02
JoHH DIETRICH KOMEsCHER, the ole
Vine-stree private Waterman, died a
bis home on Abigail street Saturday
night. He was an old soldier OF the
Florida War. His funeral takes place
tomorrow from St. PauFs Roman Cath
Olic Church.
THR following 'smill" Item Of news wa!
Gumped into this office Saturday even
ing: ga prize fight took place ten
miles from Cincinnati Saturday, Sept
8, between two well known shoemakers
OF the Eighth Ward for $50 a side, il
which Kelly whipped McCoole In TWEEN
tF.seVen rounds, which lasted one hour
and fifty-fve minutes. Kelly was sec
onded by Manning and Whalen, Nc
ooole by Morgan and Kelly"
REV. BoYNToN, OF the Vine-street Con
eFeeatiOnal Church, in brief allusion t.
the prize fight in his sermon yesterday
strongly reprobated the action of tn
newspapers in drawing the public atten
ton TO the fight, and in admitting glar
Ing advertisements Of it, as well as i
publishing all the horrible details, b
bnlletin and in their columns. He con
adhered it bad sign of the times, tina
the press should find it necessary to
Airs in order to retain their popularity
ABOUT 8 O'Clock Sunday morning tw
cSIiIdren, about four years old, Will
pIaying ON the Findlay Market-space
aear Race, were run down by an expires
wagon and knocked under the horses
feet. The driver could not check hi
saeed, and the little ones would have
teen killed had it not been for Mr.. Jaco
Huenfng, who. at the risk of his own life
sxyed the children. Buening had to ge
Under the horses by crawling on hi
Lands and feet. The children were un
isiured.