The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE thermometer has taken tumble.
THE Eighty-third Ohio Regiment is to
have its history written up.
BASEBALL is played out, but this cold
Bnap develops many an ear "mut."
COMPLAINTS are heard that invitations
to turkey dinners yesterday were
''scace."
THE exhibition by the Eleventh Dis
trict night school, Wednesday evening,
was an enjoyable affair.
! LOUIS BECHTEL has been dismissed
from the police force for attempting to
commit suicide. 1t were better, perhaps,
had he taken better aim.
MARY OVER, married woman, who
lives at No. % Browne street, was found
dead in her bed this morning. An in
quest will be held this afternoon.
A SMALL fire, was sign0led from Box
66, at 700 Z. NJ, yesterday afternoon 1t
was in 4 saloon at the corner of Stone
street and Avery alley, aud was caused
by defective stove-pipe.
GoTTLIEB DUCKENwADDEL, a laborer
in the employ OF Strobel a. Co.'s frame
factory, died SUDDENLY some time during
last night or early this morning at ITO
Vine street, above McMicEen avenue.
quest will be held to-day.
The fl)ater who was found in the
river near Gaff's Landing on Thursday
afternoon was identified as Jacob Tod.
tenbier. Tue deceased was baker, and
worked last at Philip Brenner's bakery,
No. 250 Findlay street. Ii is thought
that the deceased committed suicide.
Mr.. w. w. THEN, the fresco painter,
x1-hi 10 nt pn a of hn Va NY
Jerusalem Church, yesterday, fell of
the scaffold to the floor, u distance oi
twenty feet, cutting his head and break
Ing RIB. He was removed to his home.
Nis injuries, though painful, are not dan.
gerous.
The following are the officers OF McMil-
IAN Lodge No. 14l +. g. A. NJ, recently
elected: Ii. G. phrelkeld, w. M; l.. q.
GOodale, S. W.; Thos. Ambrose, j. W.:
f. w. Durham, Treasurer; Il. S.
Holmes, Secretary; r. b. Threlkeld, S
D.; W. A. Miller, j. D.; W. +. Stone
and J. H. Bart, Stewards; Geo. Il
Crowther, Tyler.
TRAINS on the College Hill Railroad
have changed time to correspond to the
change on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
Dayton Railroad. Trans going NORTH
leave the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
hallrOau crossing l0r the Hill at 7:33 a
M, 0:2O a. M, 300 p. m, $40 p. M, 5:4(
p. IN. and GAO p. IN. Going south. leave
College Hill at :l5 a. m, $40 II. H., p
NJ, 3:lO p. m, 5:lO p. m. and 6:25 p. IN.
PETER TOULsTER and Charles Weaver
two youngsters who were employed for
four days in VIM. BelPs store on Wes
Fourth street, were detected in pilfering
goods and were arrested. This morning
the boys appeared in the Police Cour
on the charge Of petit larceny, but a,
Mr Bell stated that he was satisfied that
the youths were not old in CRIME, tht
Judge dismissed them with solemn ad
monition to 90 and sin no more.
HARRY NELSON, son of Judge Nelson
OF Nashville. Tenn, who escaped from
the College Hill Sanitarium Wednesday
appeared in the Police Court this morn
ing in consequence of acting in very
strange manner On that day on thu
Walker Mill road, in attempting to en-
ter every house in the neghDorhood, bu
as Dr.. Beckwith, OF the SaniJarium, wht
was present in Court, stated that the
man was under his treatment for insan
tty, his patient was dismissed and the
party left Ior College Hill.