The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
xa LOCAL BREVITIES.
ALL SOULS DAY.

ALL SOULS DAY.
THE Internal Revenue collected las
month amounted to $9SJ, 1000.
THERE we're only eleven new cases o.
the Police Court docket this morning
an unusually small number.
The funeral of Daniel F. Meader, ESQ.
yesterday was largely attended. Til
remains were inferred in Spring Grove
THE Anderson Blackston case wa
again before the Police Court this morn
ing, and again continued. 1t will b,
tried November 10.
REV. DR.. RICHTER, OF 81. Lawrence
Church, Warsaw Pike, lecLured yester
day afternoon to an immense audience
at st. Joseph'S Cemetery.
A SMALL fire, caused by heating ap
paratus. occurred last evening in the
barber-shop next to the Tuird-S rect
Slation-house. Loss trifling.
Two MORE vagrants, Joseph Whitman
and Emma Harris, were given homes at
the Work-hOuse this morning until they
serve out sentence OF 500 aud thirty
days.
A LIFE.sIZE crayon portrait OF MIR.
Conner W. Ellis, late Secretary OF the
OnIo p. o. s. OF A., is on exhibition al
Hendley's hat store, on West Fifth
street.
TIE Davenport Club last night pre-
sented he domestic drama, "rhe Pearl
OF Savoy" for their nth entertainment.
The piece Is one which amateurs seldom
undertake to play.
A SELECT audience assembled at the
Chapel OF the Wesleyan college to listen
to The exercises OF the Lyceum Public
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Cor
don, OF Battle Greek, presided.
EDWARD CARR received a double dose
this morning from His Honor; SIS and
costs for an assault upon Leo. kup er~
schmid aud $40 and costs tor breaking
several lights Of glass from a window OF
Kupferscnmid's saloon.
LAST evening Charles DieI entered the
saloon OF Fred. Weubler, on Freemnn
street, and being refused drink, went
out, picked up brick, and hurled it
through the window. For this Utfense
he was tined $3 and costs.
EDWARD MURPHY, plasterer of Wal
nut Hills, Will coming down Gilbert
avenue yesterday was sayagely at
tackled by man named Thomas Hines,
who had his face baCkened. The cause
was supposed TO be roObtry.
BURGLARS u few nights ago entered
the residence of Mr.. VIM. Meyers, at
Jones' Station, and succeeded in get.
ting away with $40 and Il lot of clothing.
The entrance into the house was effect
cd through the second.story window.
NIGHT before last Prof. eitfenbao 1,
khe renowned drum -beater, was beat out
Of IA watch and all the change he had
about him. Ho went to bed at the Ger
mania House and forgot to lock his door.
When he aWoke his watch and money
were gone.
JACOB GRUBER, an old standby, who
has served a term in the Penitentary
for shooting with intent to kill, was
"taken in" last night by Lieutenant
Benninger on the charge of being COM
mou thief. His case will be examined
into November 6.
The fair and reception by the ladies
of the Mite Society Of the English Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, on Elm street,
above Ninth, had fair attendance last
evening at the residence OF Michael
E,egler, No. II Clark street. The
closing takes place this evening.
MRS. ELOIsE, wife OF John l.. Stettin-
lus, died yesterday from conses tion OF
The brain, brought on by typhoid fever.
Sue was the daughter Of Henry Ohm.
stead, who came to this city in 1850 |
Her mother was sister of Hon. john
A. Bingham, United States Minister to
Ehlna.
LAST evening, as Jacob Shawnes, of
Dry FORK, was driving under the NJ
G e. Railroad bridge, over Coleran
Pike, one OF the animals, which was
blind, took fright and ran against a telp.
kruph pole. The horse was ms ;anLly
killed. DIR. Shawnes was thrown out
Ind badly hurt.
MR. LEWIS MAYER had in his employ
Al his residence ON Walnut Hills recent.
" coachman named Mex Emich.
About two weeks ago Nick lett sudden.
ly, leaving all his personal effects A.
Mayors residence, aud has not been
beard of since. 1t is feared that he has
been fouliy dealt with.
1HE National Theater Is nightly filed
oy all audience who appreciate the
sulendid entertalnment given them by
Mir. Hyams. 1t is in fact q real treat TO
look upon the performances OF the
Misses Amy Debrent, Freuie Sayille,
5hellman Sisters, the great Wesley and
Eldridge, and Others. The snow con- |
eiudes with the great Marie Zoe in the
nFrench Spy" Matinee Tomorrow
afternoon.
THE plate glass in two Of the doors of
.he U uited States Express Office, front. !
ing on Race street, were broken
in by rowdy this morning, |
who carried some OF the fragments
INTO an entry near by. The noise at |
tracted attention and he was arrested. |
BE was armed, and there were other
evidences to show that he meant mis-.
enief. He will be dealt with by the Po-
ice Court November 7, $500 bail.