The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Soutnern hoau, Is Ill.
GAS is made at Longview Asylum for
37N cents thousand feet.
The St. Louis Browns got away with
the Alleghenie's yesterday to 3.
WORK on the Miami Valley Narrow
Gauge Railroad is being pushed Yigor-
ously.
REV. JACOB KREHBIEL has been ap-
pointed assistant editor OF the Christian
Apologist.
FRANK. BURGERS saloon, at 637 Race
street, was robbed last night of pocket
book containing 300. No clue to the
thief.
NEARLY five hundred ex-soldiers and
sailors left this city last night to partici-
pate in the soldiers reunion to-day at
indianapolis.
A CHILD three years old named Chas.
Fromber fell from third-story window
at 223 East Pearl street, last evening,
and was seriously injured.
The Italian citizens met last night at
Gandolfo Hall to draft appropriate reso-
lutions IN regard to the death OF their
fellow-citizen, Mr.. Carlo Arnaboldi.
AT THE Board of Trade Rooms to-
morrow afternoon the propositions which
have been received from the street rail-
road companies, in regard to vacating
the Filth-street square, will be dis
cussed.
AT meeting of the Board Of Direct
orS OF the Cincinnati u Portsmouth Mar
row Gauge Railroad, held yesterday, the
contracts between Mount Carmel and
Bethel were su6-let, and the various dlf-
Ierences as to right OF way settled.
A LARGE African lion, about 5 O'Clock
last evening, escaped from his cage at
Forepaugh's menagerie and created con-
siderable OF sensation. 1t took but
three minutes to clear out the entire
audience. The lion was returned to his
cage without having done any damage.
MEssRs. W. p. WALLACE and lie wis
G. Bernard are testing their popularity
a. the promenade concerts held at Hi
bernia Hall for the benefit OF st. Ed
wards Church, in contesting for gold
headed cane. They're both hrs t-class
men, and DON'T you forget it.
TOMORROW afternoon at 4 O'Clock, at
the residence OF Mr.. Chas. McDevitt,
two marriages will be solemnized MIR.
John Ryan will be united to Miss Nellie
McDevltt, and Mr.. Matthew Ryan to
Miss Maggie McCabe. The kind wishes
of Il host OF friends go with them.
Pools on the Louisville races sold at
SullIyan's Turf Exchange last night as
follows: First race. one and quarter
mile dash, Redman $40, Phyllis $50, Kill
burn 50. Second race, st. Leger stake,
two mile dash, Swigarts entries $40,
Creedmoor SIS, field $l2. Third race,
mile heats, Grit $40, Emma U. $l6, field
S..
The Superintendent OF Police, Ira
Wood, is III receipt of a letter from Fred
Meyer, jr., OF Osnabruck, Hanover, ask
ing information OF his father, Fred.
Meyer, sr. The last heard of the father
was twenty-five years ago, when he was
a resident Of Cincinnati, and followed
the trade OF painter and glazier.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY BAKER re-
ceived yesterday letter from the Dis
trict Attorney OF New York, asking for
the surrender OF Thomas Warner, who is
wanted in the latter city on 81, 700 rob-
berry. Mr.. Baker will hold the man here
for trial, and If he can not convict him
on an Indictment found by the Grand
Jury of this county, he will then turn
him over to the New York authorities.
APPLICATION was made yesterday to
Judge Force for the discharge Of Alex,
ClaXton from custody. 1t appeared that
the prisoner had been arrested on a
charge or robbery made in an affidavit
accompanying a requisition from the
FuUNtInOl VI hShluShIs SluAlOl COUu-
gel claimed that the affidavit was not
properly certified to. No requisition
had been issued by the Governor OF this
State, ana the Court remanded the man
to await further proceedings.
RED MULARKEY and VIM. Donohue
are Il couple Of bad ones and they look
like twin brothers-both strawberry
blondes. They were drunk enough yes
terday afternoon TO tightttheir mothers
While they were loating around the En-
pire saloon yesterday afternoon, Mr.. 9.
W. Bell, co!ored school teacher
and edi or Of "The Declaration" passed
along, when the ruff ms struck him with
torch sticks. Not satisfied with that
Donohue picked up bowlder and hurled
IL at Boil. 1T missed him and rolled into
HoGman's saloon. TIE assallants were
arrested for the unproYoked ass ult, and
this morning Judge Lindemann sem
fenced Donohue to thirty days and S25,
and Mularkey to thirty days only.
BELOW we give the names OF persons
naturaLzed IN the Probate Court, yes
terday, together with the names of their
friends upon whose attidavits Of resi-
dence in this country for the last five
years the applications for letters were
granted: Edward CaAny, from Ireland;
application granted on the affidavit OF
John S. Hickey. Herman Crate, from
Germany; Application granted on the
affidavit OF F. Crate. Henry Heogker,
from Germany; application granted on
the affidavit oil Theodore Deters. Oscar
Bsser, from Germany; application
granted on the affidavit OF p. O'Connell.
Henry uessmau, from Germany; appli-
cation granted on the affidavit Of r.
Knippenberger. Frederick Wubbeld,
from Germany; application granted on
the affidavit OF A. Plochg. IL. W. g.
Krause, from Germany; application
granted on the affidavit OF Chas. VOght,
The SundaysschOOl Encampment.
The OHIO State Sunday-school organiza.
tlon met yesterday in the hall Of the Y.
M. G, A. to confer as 10 the advisability
Of establishing Western Interstate
Sunday Assembly. The main
business related TO the selection Of To-
cation, whether the choice should be
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