The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

OFFICER JAMES PATTON has been sus-
pended.
RHODES SMITH was the first Governor
OF Kentucky.
ONE hundred and thirty-three tramps
were lodged at Hammond-street statlon
last night.
LIEUTENANT MARTIN, of the Third Dis
trict, is making 1t uncomIortaole LOT
corner loaters.
THE dress drill OF the Knights Templar
Hanselmann Commandery, at Prices
Hill last night, was splendid affair.
THE track of the Cincinnati Southern
Railway is completed to within six miles
of Lexington, Ky. The telegraph lines
have also been extended there.
MR., SHRLLER's residence, at No. 9O1
Central avenue, was the scene OF coal
oil lamp explosion last night. Alarm
from Box 142. No loss.
FRANK. &. AMPT and others will ad-
dress the Republicans OF the Twenty
first Ward this evening, at Gobrechps
Hall, at the foot OF Eighth street.
JOHN CONWAY waived examination
on the charge oil illegal voting, and this
morning was bound over to the Grand
Jury, and his bail fixed at $1,000.
Two carloads OF United States troops
from Columbus Barracks, under com.
mand OF Col. Ii. Q. Corbin, passed
through the city over the Little Miami
& Louisville Short-line on their way TO
Columbia, South Carolina!
MIR. JOHN ToTToE, who lives on the
west side OF Crawtish Valley, within a
half mile OF Mt. Lookout, celebrated his
seventy-sixth birthday at his home last
Wednesday. MIR. L. was born in old
Columbia Township, this county, in 1900.
SAMUEL BEREsFoRD, sR., who came
to this country from Derbyshire, Eng
land, in 1919, and who has been engaged
in the slaughtering business in this city
for the last thirty years, died yesterday
at his residence on Walnut Hills, aged
eIghty-three years.
The Young Mems Bible Society have
elected the following named Board o
Managers: john Webb, jr., President
Theodore Bauer, Vice President; Ii. B
Olmstead, Corresponding Secretary; DR.
Z. j. Peale, Recording Secretary; Sam
uel Lowry, Treasurer.
MARY SHAY, who lives on New street
was found dead drunk this morning by
officer Carroll. Mary was suffering from
an ugly cut over the left eye, received
by falling on sharp rock. She was
taken to the Hammond-street Station
where her wounds were dressed.
Mr.. VIM. FENLEY, a contractor who
lived at No. 225 Broadway, died last
evening from the effects of wounds re
ceiYed on the night of October 7, by be-
ing run over by street car near SiXJl
and Broadway. He leaves wife anC
nine children in good circumstances.
THE Soldiers and Sailors Club, Ka
nawha Division, will meet tonight a
Hopkins Hall. Gen. Joe Geiger, OF Co
lumbus, and Dr.. A. l.. Carrick, OF thi
city, will address the boys. There will
be also business Of Importance to al
members OF the Club. The rolls are still
open for recruits.
JOHN DALTON, tho eighteen year old sol
Of James Dalton, of Charles street, mad
savage onslaught upon his parents las
night, while under the influence O
tangle-foot," and being arrested b.
Officer Doran, was sentenced this morn
Ing by Judge Lindemann to thirty day
In the Work-house and to pay fine 0
$50 and costs.
EX-DETECTIVE JAMES WHITE and Jas
Davis Of the "Sun" Saloon, whose case
have been hanging fire for 80 long
waived an examination on the charge Q
"bribing and influencing a witnes
[Wm. IL. Truman) by giving him a SUI
Of money to absent himself from th
trial of cause then pending agains
Them" and were bound over to th
Grand Jury in the sum OF g. 900.