The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-23
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Ahh oilCe cunQ ls exhausted
"THE snow, the beautiful snow."
THE Police Commission feels solid.
CLIFToNIANs want gas-works of thei
own.
QUERY by druggist-"Do you think
hey Otto Taxs~
AARON KANE, a c0mpositor in the
Enquirer news room, died at the Coco
Samaritan Hospital yesterday OF on
sumption.
ALL OF those officers who have not vet
made returns OF their collections for dog
licenses have been notified to do so i'm
InedIately.
EMMA FUERsTE, aged ten years, died
suddenly at her home, No. 667 Elm
street, yesterday. A verdict was re.
turned of death from congestion of the
brain.
The Thomas Carney mentioned yes
terday as having stolen two umbrellas
from +. Knabes' store, was not the young
man OF that name living al 90 Il lst sixth
street.
BERNARD SMITH, q brakeman at the
Dayton Short.llne yards near Wood
street, got his hand badly mashed be-
tween the bumpers of two cars night be-
tore last.
CORONER MALEY yesterday evening
viewed the body OF Joseph Movers.
whose death we mentioned yesterday,
ahC postponed the inquest until next
tuesday.
The house of Henry Hoetfuer, 7O7
Race street, was entered by sneak
thleVes about O'clock Yesterday after
noon and robbed OF 500 in bonds and SS4
ln greenbaeks. No arrests,
THOSE twenty-five suits instituted
against Cardinal Jake Aug by the
champion kicker on election bets, Mr..
samuel Lambert, will come UP before
squire Vincent Schwab and a Jury at
SVcIock tomorrow morning.
The horse of wagon No. 46, of the AC-
ans Express Company, ran away this
morning, starting from the corner of
Rourth and Main streets, and uashing
down 70 Third street, where the am
coIlIded with dray. The horse at
tached TO the latter was badly used up,
ALL Irishmen and friends OF Ireland
are invited to attend q public meeting to
be held this evening, in Hibernian Hall.
to commemorate the anniversary of the
execution OF the Manchester Martyrs.
Good speakers will be in attendance to
address the meeting.
The case of the United States against
VIM. Mccormick, charged with illegal
voting at the last October election. was
alsmlssed this morning by Commissioner
Hooper. There we some dubious cr-
cumstances about The case, but they
were not sufficient to SEND him before
the Grand Jury.
THE man who died suddenly yester-
hay morning at Ludlow Grove, as men.
tinnah /,
about forty 1--WE years old, named Benia-
min Wallace. He died on the boat FL
della on which he was coming from Ham.
lltOn to this city. A verdict was rem
dered or "dea.h from heart disease"
JOHN DELANEY, who lives at No. 1914
York street, aud John Bond, a farmer
from Kentucky, were arrested this
morning by Officer Mcfarland, OF the
Second Police District, and locked up
On the charge OF obstructing the street
IN market. They were afterwards re-
leGs9d on bail.
THE alarm OF fire from Box No. "a
lFourth and Walnut) at 7 O'Clock this
morning was occasioIed by the discov
cry of fire in The cellar of j. l.. Wayne
d Sons hardware store at No. 142 Main
street. The alarm was turned in by Off.
Ger Mullen, OF the Hammond-street Dis
trict. The fire, which caught from the
furnace, was soon extingulshed by a
"Babcock."
WARNER NJ. BATEMAN, District At.
torney, has entered suit in the United
states Circuit Court ON behalf of the
Government against Captain John r,
Craig and his sureties on Quartermas-
ters bond, Tyree Pogue and Aaron
hlrsch, on claim for 2,719 40, alleged
n haVA ham o
VINO was in the service in the late war
JACOB RICHARDSON, young colored
man, applied last night for lodg ging at the
dammonQ-street Station-house. He got
1t, and this morning when he was ahout
10 !eaVe, another lodger, named William
bates, made complaint 10 Sergeant
Burke that Jacob had stolen his hat.
The man was called back, and after a
snort investigation was locked up on
charge OF petit larceny.
AMY LoTTERINGER, a Canadian hv
birth and peddier by profession. this
morning, While standing in market, did
not want George Sethman to occupy
position next to him, and not beinr able
by words to persuade George to move,
be had recourse to weightier arguments.
He knocked George in the head, and the
result was that he was locked up ou |
cnarge OF assault and battery.
DR.. KEARNEY, Health Officer, has re.
celved ap invitation to attend the Gre
imation OF the body OF the late Joseph |
Henry Louis, Baron de Palm, Grand |
lpross Commander of the Sovereign Or
ger Of the Holy sepulchre at Jerusalem.
Knight OF St. John of Malta, Prince Of
khe Roman Empire, late Chamberlain to |
His Majesty the King Of Bavaria, Fellow
Dt the Theosophical Society, etc, etc.
at Washington, Penn, on the 9th Of |
next month.
THOMAS LARKIN, a notorious Young
man who is now under indictment on a |
charge or illegal voting, appeared in the |
Police Court this morning to answer a |
charge Of grand larceny, preferred by |
lEx.Heut. Brady, who accuses Larkin
Df stealing $37 from him during the row
st Hurlbnrps Hall. Larkin not being
ready for trial, the case was laid oyeS
until next Wednesday, bond 81 600. |
After Larkin's arrest he was searched
and knife was found upon him. when
bas been identified as the property of
Mr. Brady.
Miss Nelson at the Grand.
The Grand Opera-house management.
notwithstanding the immenae axnopsa