The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

izau last night at the residence OF ID.
Z. Baldrldge, Esq, No. 10 Longworth
street.
CASPER HOFFMAN, baker in the en-
nioy OF John Schneider, No, 522 w alnut
street, died yesterday afternoon from
the effects of sunstroke.
WORK was commenced this morning
laying track on Eggleston ave ne and
Eighth street, to connect the Little Mi
Ami Railroad with the elevator.
THE Kanawha Division of Hayes and
Wheeler Club had rousng meeting at
Hopkins Hall. Judge Sloanaker. OF
Louisiana, addressed the members. The
Division will meet again next Friday.
VIM. BURLEY, freight conductor on
the MarietLa Road, had his right hand
caught yesterday afternoon between the
bumpers OF two cars at Brighton Station.
Two fingers of his hand were amputaied.
THREE women crusaders have applied
to the Chiet of Police for protection
during their intended street work in the
temperance cause. Col Wood will lay
The matter before the Police Commits
sionerS.
THE commodious steamer Louisville
has been chartered for delightful Sun
day excursion tomorrow TO Aurora,
Ind, and return, leaving the foot OF
Walnut street at 8 O'Clock. Round trip
tickets only so cents.
DICK MANGRUM brother OF the man
lyncned last week at New Richmond,
was arrested yesterday at Alexandria,
Ky. A party started from New Rich
mond last night to take the prisoner in
charge and bring him to Clermont
County.
A HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB was
organized in the Third Ward last night
by the election OF the following officers:
President, Morilz Pollman; Vice Presi-
dents, Jonn b. Warren, Casper Geist,
n. B. Hagans; Secretary, Jos. T.W hite;
Treasurer, Samuel Neibaum.
A STRANGER yesterday attempted to
Jump from Car on the Baltimore d
Ohio express train at Ludlow Grove,
while running at the rate ol fifteen mines
an hour. He was whirled through space
tor Il while and finally deposited on his
head, being badly bruised.
UNDER the superintendeuce of the
obhglng conductor, Capt. Louis Mayer,
an excursion train will leave the Short
line Railroad Depot, corner of Plum and
Pearl streets, tomorrow, Sunday, July
10, al 11I O'Clock, for Lockland and the
Shooting Park, touching ut Brighton,
CumminsYIlle, Chester Park and Cedar
Grove.
JOHN w. RoBB last night entered the
residence OF Mrs. Jane Maiott, No. $40
Belts street, and without the slightest
proVocation proceeded to make kindling
wood OF the furniture. He was soon al
ter arrested, and this morning lnte .
viewed Judge LIN temann about it. The
little talk Jonn nad with Ills Honor cost
him $40 and perqulsites.
4 gfDi1 oh N
gals" took advantage of the privilege
That the leap-year afforded them. and
INDUCED In regular tree hgnt last
evening, about 6 O'clock, at the corner
of McMicken avenue and Vine street,
much tu The amusement OF about three
hundred spectators. Police!
ABOUT O'clock this morning q fire
was discovered i'll the tailor shop, cor
ner of Pleasant and Findlay streets.
The alarm was carried 10 the Mohawk Il
Fire Company, but they we're absent at
tending 10 fire at Box 219. The citizens
of the vicinity ran the extra hose reel
by hand TO the place and eXtinguishec
the fire with but small loss.
DUN, BARLOW & CO.'S Circular. JUS
issued, ana TO which reference is made
in our telegraph columns, says Of the
prospects i'll CinciDnati: "There are
uppSS VA uVihe o iri ihl
trade. Crops 50 Tar promise Il goot
yield, money is plenty, and, with any
thing like a moderate business, our mer
chants will be able 10 make some money
tr at least hold their own"
A YOUNG WOMAN giving her name a
OhrisJlua Smltu, and her nome as New
Boston, Clelmont County, was brough
TO the Cincinnati Hospital some days
ago III an omnibus, accompanied by 6
noLe IRON some one signing himself "a
CiLizen of LOveland," asking that sht
might be taken care Of. Col. Jones
Superintendent. Of the Hospital, accept
ed her as a patient, and rendered he
condition as comfortable as possible.
BACHELDER's popular Resorts an(
How 10 Rcacu rnem," tourists edition
illustrated, is just published, and Is
valuble work ior our pleasure-seeAiD;
ban possibly be desired of nearly al
places OF resort in the country, ant
seems to be not only clear and eXplici
but very fair and accurate in all it,
statements. Published by j. b. Bachel
Der, Boston, and for sale by Rober
Clarke g. Co., this city.
CHEF Of Police Wood has given hi
word to the people OF Cincinnati tina
hitter to-day no part Of the police fore
bf the city shall be taken 10 Cheste
Park to attend the races. lie leels tina
the city which pays the policemen, ar,
entitled 10 all the protection they ca
give it, aud is determined that their sci
Vices shall be confined to their prope
srbere. When The Chief says a thing n
means it, and If this wrong is again per
Sasrated it will be in order to look IuI
tEer Tor the cause.
WIN. FLANAGAN thought, as the time
we're duli ana work scarce, he'd make
baise on his own hook. Providing hin
kelr with few finger-rings, worth abou
p. cents a cart load, he'd amble up I
any person whom he'd meet onC tn
street, and, with a heart-renaing tale c
suffering, offer ring for the loan o
small amount OF money, saying at th
same time that the ornament belonged t
his sister, or wife, &c. One Pat. Jont
was thus vlctimizeu; when he asked Q
jewcler the value of his purchase, b
found that he had been gulled. Fianiga
was arrested, and was sentenced tn
morning 10 term of thirty days in th
Work-house.
Hon. Geo. Il. Pughs