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

LOCAL BREVITIES.
BEER at$2 25 per keg.
SIX hundred and fifty inmates in the
LongVieW Asylum.
A QUANTITY OF lead pipe was stolen
yesterday from the empty residence,
No. 33l West Seventh street.
The Baseball grounds, owned by
Messrs. j. l.. Keck Il CO., have been
purchased by the Cincinnati Baseball
Association.
STEPHEN ROZELL, charged with hav-
ing been one OF the rioters at the 0. u NJ.
Depot, was tried by jury yesterday
afternoon and dismissed.
PAT. GREEN, drayman living at Fifth
and Kllgour streets, fell under the
wheels OF the dray and had his left leg
badly broken last evening.
ALBERT GOULD, who lives in the Big
Missouri, broke one oil his legs last night
by jumping from the cars at the Little
Miami Railroad. Dr.. King set the In
jured member.
THE milkmen have been ordered by
the Board of Health to take out their
permits Immediately. If they do not
comply by the 18th inst. all delinquents
will be arrested.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES left this
morning lOr Delaware, ONO, in charge
OF Emma EckenlouiZ, young girl sent
IRON the lntrmary w the State Reform
School at that point.
The citizens OF Riverside and the
Twenty first Ward are anxious that the
managers Of the Eighth street and Sc
damsYille Street Railroads reduce the
fare from 10 to ~ cents.
-, too+ o.,o,rx ,ho
railroad men oil this city for meeting
of railroad officials OF the whole country
for The purpose OF concerted action aud
an agreement OF rates and general man-
agement.
THE Directors of the Longview Asy-
lum yesterday referred 10 the County
Commissioners the matter Of the CON-
plants made by property owners in the
vicinity OF LongyieW, by reason of the
discharge 0I the sewer from the institu-
tion.
THE champions for Murphy, on Vine
street, can not complain OF the move
ment which took place there last night.
That locality was flooded tor distanc e
OF two blocks by the bursting Of a water
main. The police made an arrest OF the
rampant fluid.
ESQUIRE JOHN ANTHONY yesterday
bounu over to the Grand Jury a man
named Herman Nolte, who lives on
Belts street, and " no was charged WITH
stealing lot Of bricks from +. w. Hass.
man and George Schroeder. In default
OF $1,000 Nolte went 10 Jail.
WAITS are now becoming daily occur
renoes. officer John Thomas found a
boy baby lew hours old this morning
about I q clock on the doorstep Of Mr.
Sam. Bersiord, Walnut Hills. Mrs. b.
kindly cared for the little unfortunate
until it could be brought to the City and
taken to the Hospital.
OFFICER JAMES RITTER called on Mr.
John Shlllito to request the purchase OF
tickets tor the proposed benefit OF the
Police Relief Association. He found
Mr., Shillito in his Office, but he declined
to purchase any tickets. This was dis
couraging, but Mr. Snillito donated 500
to the lund, and that answered the pur-
pose great deal better.
AN attempt was made to create a
riot on the Landing, a. the foot of Main
street, last night, ny crowd OF White
and black l9aiers, who interfered with
the loading OF the Virgle Lee. Nobody
was injured but the leader OF the assail.
ants. who received sound beating
after which the policemen OF the beal
succeeded in dispensing the crowd.
THE Franklin Type Foundry had 9
lonely and deserted appearance yester
dav afternoon. There was no "strike'
IN hand, but the employees, with but few
evoanlions, Hstruck" out for Mount
I,ookout. where the dancing and pure
air we're enjoyed until 10 o'clock las
night All are at their posts this morn
inS. and the talk is Of nothing but The
Franklin Picnic.
THE Anrens Manufacturing COMPANY
fled it's certificate in the Recorder's
Ofiue yesterday. The company is orga
nIzed for the purpose OF manulacturiD,
and disposing of fire engines, fire appa
ratus and general macnlnery. Capita
stock, S7J, 900, divided into 5000 shares
Christopher Ahrens, Geo. +. Have
kotte, Ii. Nieman, z. p. Lane, and Ii. Is
Eckelman are tho lncorporators.
SOME ladies and gentlemen Of Cliftol
were placed in perilous position OF
Monday night, while on their way home
One of the horses attached to a carriag
baked on the Short-line Railroad tracI
in front OF an approaching train. For
few moments death and destruction
seemed certain, but just as the engin
was upon them the driver succeeded il
moving the stubborn animal. The Gus
tomary alarm was not given by the Ell
gineer, which negligence should be re
proved and remedied in future.
ANarrest was made yesterday by Off
Ger Dinsmore OF a man named Joh
Horft on a charge Of larceny and carry
ing concealed weapons. Horft come
here from Indiana TO sell wood. He be
came involved in unpleasant circum
stances in u grocery store, and seein
he was going to be arrested offere
money to the grocery keeper and Office
to lot him 60. The evidence in Cour
this morning showed him innocent oil tn
Charge OF larceny, and he was dismissed
The Judge was OF The opinion If he Wa
going to Osgood, Indiana, he might nee
his pistol, aud he was dismissed ON thl
charge also.
The Temperance Wave.