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

NJ MEElINU VI We SndLuUeE VI NOlu-
merce to-day.
THE Clio Dramatic Club had full
house last night.
GERMAN MILITARY BAND at the Look
out House tonight.
CURRIERS' BAND at the Bellevue
House this evening.
THE Queen City Club will be posted
by telegraph in regard to the election.
CAMP DENNIsoN got the prize banner
for the largest delegation OF Republi-
cans to the Oakley meeting last week.
MISS LILLE SCHROEDER, of Louisville,
and Mr.. Will Thompson, OF this city,
will be united in marriage.in few days,
it is said.
GEORGE WEIS' residence, No. 81 Prov
idence street, has been relieved Of $3.50
in greenbacks and some jewelry by an
expert thief.
THE Walnut Hills line will run street
oars out Of the city later than usual, to-
night-one at 11;40 p. NJ, 1920 A.. NJ.
and O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHNNY MANNING, the young minstrel
who was married Sunday week on the
stage of the National Theater, has de-
serted his wife and left the city.A
CHARLES BERRY, who lives at 95 Mill
street, was locked up in Ninth-street
Station on charge OF having stolen an
oYercoat from Jacob Dilge. Officer Rit-
wagen made the arrest.
The train on the Cincinnati & West
wood Narrow Gauge Railroad will, on
and after to-day, leave Brighton Station
at 4:45 p. M, instead OF 5:45, thus con-
Meeting with the 80 P. NJ. train on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton 81 Dayton Rail
road.
LAFAYETTE ATKINSON has applied to
the District Court for writ of manda-
mus to compel the Police Board TO rein
state him on the police force, IRON which
he alleges he was removed without legal
cause. The case will be heard next Sat-
urday.
Mr.. L. WHITE, of Amelia, Clermont
County, is indignant that couple of
'peelers" in the East End stopped him
the other night and searched HIM on the
highway. He proposes to bring the
matter TO the attention OF the Police
Commissioners
The Enquirer has got another liber.
suit on It's hands. This time Fielding
Lowry, the Postmaster at Dayton, o.,
wants $25, 900 damages for an alleged IL
belous statement, in which the plant
if IS accused Of tampering with mails
under his charge for party and family
purposes
THE father of Charles Martin, the boy
who died at No. % Rittenhouse street
yesterday from the effects OF al
ial from the porch, intends to in-
stItute suit for damages against the
owner OF the house-Joseph Deadman,
who has been warned OF the insecurity
OF the porch without railing.
HENRY GARNER was arrested last
night and locked up in the Third-street
station on a charge Of stealing piece
OF bacon from CaldwelPs grocery, on
Fifth street below Wood. He was con-
victed before Judge Lindemann this
morning and sentenced 10 thirty days
in the Work-house and fined $3.50.
ANDERSON YANCY, colored married
man, was bound over to the Grand Jury
in tue sum OF $1,000 on charge of as
sault with intent to rape. The charge
was preferred against Yancy on the 9Th
of this month by his cousin, Florida
Walker, of Walnut Hills. Yancy last
night, at the Seventh District Station,
admitted to the Sergeant that he had at
tempted to violate the woman.
JAMES TICKNoR FIELDS has been Sc.
cured by the Wesleyan College for
course Of six lectures. to be delivered
November 2, 3, 4, 6, I and 8. His sub.
iecls will be: l. "Chrlstopher Nprth,"
with personal reeoileotions; 2. "William
Wordsworth;" 3. "Alfred Tennyson-
the Man and the Poets" 4. "William
Cowper-IIis Peculiar Influence on the
World;" 5. Campbell and Hood;" 6.
"LOngtelloW-the Poet and Scholar"
PROF. JAMES e. MURDOCH drew q
crowded audience last night at Pixies
Opera.house. Mr.. Murdoch began with
the recitation of the "Rde of Paul Re-
vere," continuing it-with Websters rem
dtlon Of John Adams speech in behalf
OF the Declaration of Independence.
He recited some poems OF war, and
wound up the meeting with the reading
OF the Dereration of Colonel Bob Inger.
solPs speech before the soldiers and
sailors at indianapolis.
ADAM REFS, a teamster, was arrested
yesterday on warrant charging him
with assault and battery. Refs last Sat-
urday night went into Martin Schot.
lingers saloon. No. 252 Walnut street,
to get $40 note changed. Schotlinger
refused 10 change it unless be was al
lowed to keep out 10 cents, alleged to be
due him by Reis. The latter said that
he was not in the barkeeper's S
debt. 1t is then alleged that
Schotlinger became very abusive,
and threatened to brain Reis with a
hatchet. Refs knocked the hatchet out
OF his opponents hand, and at the same
time knocked him down. Schotlinger in
his fall broke leg. Refs was arraigned
In the Police Court, and Schotlinger
being still at the Hospital, the cas- was
continued for week. From the state
ments of number Of witnesses it would
seem that the charge can not be sustaine d
against R9is.
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