The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

to-day for Jacksonville, Florida.
THERE were one hundred and ffty-one
lodgers at the different Statlon-houses
last night.
JACOB CHREsTRR, a Vagrant,was given
home Tor the next one hundred days
at the "Works" this morning.
THE twenty-ninth anniversary OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. was celebrated last night at
their hall, on Sixth and Elm streets.
THE Butchers Hide Association have
drawn up appropriate resolutions on
the death OF Mr.. George Johnson, one OF
their members.
DR.. 0. d. NORTON, OF this city, while
in Covington, KY, about 0 O'clock last
night to Visit patient, had his horse
and buggy stolen.
ERNEST MEYER, a gardener, fell from
his wagon last evening and was run
over. His injuries are severe. He was
taken to the Hospital.
FRANK FoRTMAN, Assistant Sergeant
at A ms in the Chamber OF Commerce,
has accepted u more lucrative position.
Peter Lauer takes b place.
GUSTAV WELLER was sent to the
Works, this morning, for two mouths,
for committing an assault upon his
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liquor.
THE members OF the Junior GLASS of
The Cincinnati Law Schoo! are about to
organize Mutual Beneft Legal Asso-
pialion. A meeting to that effect will be
held Saturday next.
LAST Monday two women engaged in
q broIl at 172 Smith street, in which
blows and unw0manly epiLhets were
freely interchanged. This morning
each paid halt the costs.
l.. HAsENBUsH, doing business at No.
PAT Broadway, will be tried November
IA on the charge OF buying about twenty
yards OF farmers satin from man,
knowing the same to have been stolen.
MRS. j. BRYAN was thrown from q
wagon last evening near Mohawk Eu-
gine-house, and cut in the head and se-
Yerely injured internally. She was oar
ried into the Eugine-house for treat
ment.
SAMUEL BLAIR, r. S. Zilar, Robert Orr,
j. X. Blair aud Reuben Crossley have
associated thems elves together and Or
Ranized the Cincinnati Ice Company.
Capital stock, 100000, divided INTO
shares OF 81, 900 each.
A MEETING Of the Workingmen's par
ty was held, last night, at Arbeiter
Hall. The late Campaign Committee Q
was discharged, and the Secretary
instructed 10 call the next Campaign
Committee together on the first Monday
in December.
JAMES HERRAN, feeling the approach
OF winter, appropriated to his use an
undershlrt, which he stole from Ii. y.
Burris, OH West seventh street. He
was arrested, and this morning received
sentence OF 500 and thirty days. The
shirt proved to be woman5.
JOHN WELSH was before the Police
Court this morning for stealing several
articles oil jewelry and vest, valued In
all at $1l, from A. II. Z. smith, at the Bar
net House. He appeared to be an old
time thief, and received the heavy pen.
atty OF 5000 aud thirty days, and put un-
der $500 bonds.
THE German Pioneer Society held
their monthly meeting last night. The
Treasurers report showed balance Of
S825 90 on hand. A Dumber OF new mem
bers we're elected and new consiltu-
ton was adopted. 1t was announced
that Ex-Judge Lindemann would de-
liver an address on the subject OF $50
Dial People,"
THE Committee on Securities of the
The New York Exchange has decided in
favor of the validity OF Onio " Mlssls-
sippi Railroad certificates issued by
officers Of the road represented by Mr.
Parsons as President. This uphods the
election that took place in this city
against that afterwards held by the
New York party.
The evidence this morning went to
show that Thomas Murphy, the man
who broke through the window OF
the United States Express Of
ice, last week, was attempting burg.
larry. He has served one term at the
Works, and will now go back until Il
sentence OF $500 and 30 days, with $500
bonds, mas expired.
B, B. DEEM, the late partner of Green
in adance-house business on West Sixth
street, will be asked November 17uh to
explain his action In reference to a val.
kemper accuses him OF trying to beat
him out Of Deem claims that Madam
Dye's wicked son endeavored to sell il
to a priest. and failing In that pawned
1t at Mike Lipman's.
LAST night Daniel Donovan, a resident
of Glendale and an employe OF the Gin.
oInnati, Hamilton g. DAYTON Railroad
Company, met with an accident as be
WAS stepping OF the northward bOunt
train at College Hill. The i.ot OF anoth
or train struck him and caused tht
fracture Of the skull. lie was taken te
The City Hospital, and will probably no
survive many hours.
THOMAS J. MURPHY, aged thlrty-tw,
years, and residing at No. 27 Jone
street, has been missing since Tuesda,
last. He went home the night previous
under the influence of liquor, and wa
upbralded by his wife. The next morn
Ing he drew his pay from the paymaste
or the Government Building, where b,
had been at WORK, and since then notl
Ing has been heard Of him.
THE Southern Railroad Bridge owe
the Ohio will be tested tomorrow, be
eining at 10 O'Clock, in the usual wa
with locomotives and heavily Ioadet
trains, occupying several hours. Th
Superintendent of Transportation j..
Redman, will superintend 1t, with th
counsel OF principal engineer BOus
caren. The bridge will then be open t
the public for inspection,
MISS ANNA CLARK, living alone a
No. ZIG John street, WAS sitting by th
CRATE last night, when her dress caugh
ire, bazed up instantly aud resisted u
her efforts to put it out. Her scream
attracted the attention Of Officers Cror
ins aud Honeyman, who broke open tn
door and found the woman on the be
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