The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-22

"But one solace there is for our Woes
One hope that will comfort brlnR:
Well petition His Honor, Nose,
To send us all up till spring"
LAST DAY for registering.
A CoLoRED lad named George Mason,
while lighting a lamp in Columbia night
before last, was badly burned.
MIR. G. w. WooLLEY was elected yes
terday as the filth arbitrator in regard
to fixing the rent Of the Plum-sLreet
Depot ground.
MARTIN MACK one ofthe railroad riot.
ers during the r9cent strike, was t0onnd
over to the United States Grand Jury
by the Commissioner yesterday.
DIR. DUNN, who became quite promi-
nent in Hillsboro during the crusade,
is dunn gone. He will engage in the
his tuture home.
THE Cincinnati S8ngerbund has ar
ranged for a grand Fall Festival at the
Lookout House, September 20, for the
purpose of raising necessary funds for a.
series of grand concerts.
EXTRA copies of the forthcoming re-
port of the Chamber OF Commerce may
be procured by members at the actual
SSSN Dy LANnIhb "RPiASNVAOA w WAN ~ - PSA-
lntendent IN few days.
PRISONERS and friends Will now hold
communication through wire fence,
which is being erected, to keep frlAnds
from smuggling conlraband articles TO
the inmates OF the County Jail.
The Cincinnati s. Portsmouth Marrow
gauge Railroad is completed between
here and NJ t. Carmel. Two of the COM
pany's engines arrived here yesterday
and will be put on the road at once.
HENRY " lLsoN, a deck passenger on
the steamer Danube, walked overheard
at Rising Sun, Indiana, while the boat
was taking III freight, and was drowned.
Wilson, IT is thought, has family in this
oily.
AT the meeting of the Longvlew Asy-
1um Directors yesterday, it was deter
mined to reuuce the salary paid EngI-
neers, and TO postpone the election OF
an Engineer Until the regular meeting
in October.
PHILIP kIEHBORTH, who was unsuc'
cessIul before The Court of Common
Pleas, in his contest for the County
Clerks office, has filed a petition in er.
ror to the District Court, which sits
next month.
JAMES BARRY was fined 5000 and costs
and ~ days III the Work-house, this
morning, lor obtaining 30 cents from Mr..
James Furlong on the pretense that he
WAS collecting mOney'tOr church In
Pennsylvania.
DICK POWERS, charged with shooting
Mason Wun Il conductor, because he
wAspuL Oft train on which he attempt
eu w steal IL ride, was brought in the
Police Court this morning and bound
over to the Grand Jury, bail being fixed
at$1,000
The National Theater is presenting g
fine and interesting programme to the
public this week. The four act drama
OF "Broken Fetters" is admirably reu
dered and full OF excellent scenes
Matinee this afternoon and last per
1ormance this evening.
THE jackson Combination Fishing
Club disbanded yesterday, after an eX
tstence of twelve or thirteen years. The
funds, amounting to $45 02, was divided
between the German Protestan Orphan
Asylum on Mt. Auburn, and the German
Catholic Orphan Asylum, on the Read
ing Road.
AT the Highland House last nigh
Captain Bogardus, the champion shot O
the world, succeeded in breaking on
thousand balls in seVenty-tiVe minutes
His best job was breaking one hundre,
OF the balls in six minutes. These ball
are of glass, hollow, colored, and ar
about the re of an ordinary baseball.
LII. OLIVER, from Seymour, Ind, an
formerly a conductor on the Mariett
Railroad, struck his girl Miss CARR
Austin, boarder at Nelly Bush's bat
pio on Longworth street, breaking he
nose and making an ugly cut as thoug
knile had been used. Oliver was u
rafgned in the Police Court to-day, an
had his case set for trial one week fro
to-day.
FRED. BAU5CHLE was arrested tn
morning and brought before 'Squil
Evitt on warrant sworn out by lad
named Helena Merckel, who alleges tht
Bauschle frauduiently conveyed to hi
by mortgage certain lands to which
had no right-haVing sold them prev
ously to man named Schneider. III
case will be investigated next Monda
and in the meantime Bauschle was sci
to jail in default oil $500.
EARLY this morning Dr.. E. Heyl, 1
rector OF the Insane Asylum OF Colul
bus, o., brought an insane lady to Il
3entral Police station. She appears
be q resident OF Hamilton Count
and was visiting friends in Colul
bus. The Doctor, on arriving hel
tried to get her into the Asylu
hut admission to the patle
was denied by the superintendent. II
Or. feels very much hurt at the way
which he was treated at LongvieW
the superintendent, and alleges that
application was mot in a manner CO
trary to law and politeness. Il
woman still remains in the Nlnth-stre
Station house.