The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-08

THE Zoo Zoo was we'll patronized yes
tesday.
ONE hundred and forty seven voting
places in Cincinnati.
FANNIE SMITH and Alice Wards were
arrested Saturday on a capias and were
fined 50 and costs to-day each for con-
tempt OF Court.
NOTWITHSTANDING the rain and the
mud this morning, the streets were
thronged with people along the line OF
Baruum's street parade.
THE German Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum held their sem!-annualf ( stival yes
,terday on Mt. Auburn Tor the beneiit of
the inmates OF that in 'titutioh.
THE verdict of the Coronel's inquest
on the body OF Michael Kuhn, killed by
a runaway Oh the avenue, was acci-
dental death. Mr.. Graybehl is reported
improving.
ALICE ALEXANDER, a colored damsel,
departs for Genera. Morgan's ho.el this
morning, in lieu Of 500 fine, and for a
Stay Of thirty days for carrying con-
'cealed weapons.
THE fair for the benefit Of st. Ed
waru's Church closes tonight. VINO
will receive the fine gold watch-Si.
Hoffman or Cappeller3 W. s. CappelIer
Is ahead SO far.
THE attention OF the Republican Ward
Clubs throughout the city is called to
our political column in reference to the
appointment OF Rallying and Chaleng-
Ing Committees tor election day.
The Sunday-school of Trinity M. E.
Church held some interesting memorial
exercises yesterday in honor OF the late
j. Hale Powers. Appropriate resolu-
tions were reported and adopted by
rising.
THE fire this morning at 1915 was In
Walnut Hills, on Chapel near Willow
street. The house, frame, is the prop.
erty OF MIR. Brey, Of the firm OF M. q L.
Brey, who run a iced store. The DAM
age was slight.
GEO. WEBER broke an oar lock on a
boat in Lincoln Park yesterday, and on
the charge of malicious destruction was
placed behind lock he could not break.
he was honorably discharged by His
Honor this morning.
THE Musical Club propose to give a
concert soon for the benefit Of It's only
honorary member, Mr.. William Geissel-
brecht. This old, honored musician Is
now in very poor circumstances, asthma
having taken hold upon his body.
The bridge of the Cincinnati 8
Portsmouth Railroad, across the Little
Miami River, was thoroughly and salts
factoriIy tested last Saturday. The
road Is now open as far as MI. Carme !,
and will be running in few days.
SOMETIME last night bay horse, 1f-
teen or sixteen hands high, together
with u spring wagon and set of harness,
were stolen from Mr.. Charles Trlne.
about three miles south Of Hamilton
Rnad. S55 reward offered for theE re-
covery.
VIM. JUSTICE, hailing from North
Vernon, Indiana, got as full as tick
and was collared and conveyed te
Oliver-street Station. yesterday. Judge
Wilson suspended sentence Of 500 and
90 days so as to give him an opportunity
to leave the city.
MISS DELLA LATHRoP, late Principa
of the Cincinnati Normal School, now
the wife of Rev. DR.. William u. Will
liams, Professor Of Greek and Hebrew
In the Ohio Wesleyan University, o
Delaware, Ohio, has become the mothe
Of twins, some say triplets.
ANNA MILLER, charged with stealth!
two 500 notes and $1l5 cash from MI
William Harding, as heretofore detaile
IN The STAR, was examined to-day an'
bound over to tho Grand Jury, bail $500
DR.. Miller, the h. sband, was also hel(
TO answer as beiug an accomplice. Bal
$500.
On Kemper Lane, Walnut Hills, las
evening, four ladies were in ligh
spring wagon, when the horse too
fright and ran away, making tota
wreck Of the wagon and throwing th
ladies out, none Of whom, strange t
say, were injured.
A CoAL-oIL LAMP exploded about 10 4
O'clock last evening in q room at Lh
northwest corner OF Third and Mai
streets, and but tor the prompt assis
ance OF officers Kelly and Connoll.
who were passing at the time, migt
have been a disastrous fire.
A CHURCH-REGIsTER is now In prepa
alton Dy Messrs. Eastman g. Fiske,
Baltimore, which is soon to be place
in ali the leading hotels and at the Pos
Office. II will be great convenience
strangers and others wishing to selet
place Of worship on the Sabbath.
THE lecture OF Rabbi Wise at th
Grand last night was we'll attende
considering the unpleasant weather.
large number of Gentiles were in atten
ance, and the lecture was listened
Rttentively, and, as indicated by g
analysis OF the title, was review Of Il
history OF the Jewish race, anu the etfe
OF its peculiar beliefs upon the clVilIz
tion OF the world.
TIE National Theater opens this ev
ming with an entirely new programm
The New York dramatic stars, A.
Sheldon and Nellie Sanford, make the
first appearance in this city III the
four-act sensational drama "Wealth al
Crime" The olio embraces such pc
formers as the great Sharpleys, To
Aorrissey and Maud Davenport, Jul
Bennett and others.
RICHARD q. ROHNER, City Clerk, 7
quests US to announce that the Judg
Of the election are requested, BY law,
return one poll-book and tally-sheet
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Plea
and the other poll-book and tally-she
to the City Clerk. The instruction
upon the face Of the poll-book must
observed. The returns herein mention
must not be placed in the ballot-box.
THE Grand Division Sons OF Tempe
ance of Ohio will hold its thirty -four
annual session on the 3l4t inst, III d
Vernon, Knox County. Cincinnati
vision, No. q has elected the tollo wi
Representatives: e. j. Morris, DR.. j.
Thompson, Geo. Crosby, Dr.. A. Berl
Henry Lloyd, Chas. Graham, Mary G
ham, Eliza j. bennett, L. ID. Roy
VIM. L. Reynolds, Willis q. Hall, n.
bennett and DIR. w. +. Webb.