The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-20
LOCAL BREVITlES.
uMBER Of deaths last week, SO.

NUMBER Oh OeaLn9 last week, %.
THE twenty-e, ghth anniversary of the
Cincinnati Turner Society was cele
brated last niglt.
THE German Building Association No.
2, Of Cumminsville, mas wound up It's
business to the satisfaction oil all the
stockholders.
A. BAKERS house, at No. 30 Four
teenth street, was robbed of about 500
worth OF fjewelry yesterday by female
thief, who escaped.
THE uncertainty overhanglng the
Presidency has disastrou effect on
the marriage market. Tom Gettier, our
Dbliging License Clerk, is taking rest.
THE twenty-seventh anniversary of
the German Workingmen's Society was
celebrated at Arbeiter Hall last even-
ing. Squire Dossman delivered the ad-
dress.
"THE Merchant and Manufactures" is
The name of new publication which
bucceeds the old "Bulletin." Mr.. Geo.
B. Denny, the well-known advertising
Ggent, has charge OF its advertising co.
1mns.
Two horses attached to the pole of a
street car were picked up by patrolmen
tway.sODe of the horses tell and injured
sis lett hind leg. They were taken to
Inc Ninth-street stable.
LOUIS BECHTEL, policeman, couldn't
ppen the door OF mis- house on Walnut
Dtreet, early yes.er3&y morning, and,
being very angry, b9ak his revenge by
Ihooting himself in The head. The
wound is not serlo2s, TIE weapon was
discharged accidentally while being
transferred from one pocket to another.
Two brakemen OF the Q. & NJ. Road
named Derge and Mcclellan lost their
lives Saturday morning, the result of a
collision between d passenger and a
freight train, in the neighborh0od OF
Mitchell, Ind. The conductor OF the
freight train, after side-tracking to let
The other train pass, LETT the switch
open.
PAT. WHITE, an elderly gentleman,
who lives on Church street, Mt. Ad-
pms, went into Kirkpatrick's sa-
Don in Bucktown yesterday and
while there Martha Ward, a disreputaDle
Hench, got her hooks on to Mr.. White S
,vercoat. Being arrested, Martha this
morning was sent out on "3O-$20O'
Jsntence.
JOHN MITCHELL, a young fellow,
who spent four years Of his boyhood in
The House OF Refuge, was sent
10 the Work-house for thirty
days and fined $50 this morning
Tor stealing a lot Of clothing from MI.
Joseph Bradley, of ParshalPs boarding
house, on West Fourth street, where
Mitchell had formerly been employed.
MATT. DoREN took hand at spin
pool" Saturday night, in a saloon near
the Crawford House, with travelling
salesman from Chicago, named j. Q
Jayne. Before he got through with it
Matt. took Jayne's watch and chain.
Then a cop took Matt. Next Judge
Lindemann took lead pencil and
marked on his book "3O days and $780,"
Then Matt. "tOOk tumble"
PETER HAIDER, who lives at the cor
ner of Second and Plum streets, ap-
peared in the Police Court this morn
ing, showing up cash or two over the
right eye, and a slash on the arm. He
states that during political discus
sion last night In saloon on
Vine street, near Fifteenth,
between himself and George Klauch,
that Klauch assaulted him with a knife,
aud that when the party went
out on the sidewalk, friend
pf Klauch, named Jim Stevenson, kicked
him in the face. The merits of the case
will be inquired into by Judge Linde-
mann on the 23d.
A MEETING of the incorporators of the
Cincinnati, Avondale, Glendale & Ham
Ilt0n Railroad Company was held on
Saturday afternoon. Reports were pre-
sented from Hamilton and Intern ediate
points, and information given showing
The great interest manifested in the sue
cess of the enterprise. The country be-
tween Cincinnatl and Hamilton was di-
Flded into four districts, and committees
appointed TO recommend oil Tuesday,
November 2S, the preferred routes. A
committee was appointed to confer with
he geological Board OF Directors as to
Ehelr interests; also, committee to re-
port a plan for stock subscriptions.
Considerable enthusiasm prevailed, and
he indications are that the project will
meet with favor.