The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-21
THE DAILY STAR
,SE PTEMB 2I
LOCAL BREVITIES.

TO-DAY is set apart Lor registration
The Bourbon County, KY, Coloret
Fair cleared $500.
The Cincinnati Academy OF Music ii
now ready to receive pupils.
THE Lexington, KY, Fair cleared
k3,5O0-eight per cent OF their stock.
JEFF. HOWARD, charged with illega
voting, Is in jail awaiting an eXamina
tiOn.
ONE of the steam dummies for the
Mount Auburn ZOological Road is TO be
here from Philadelphia on Monday.
A CONSIDERABLE portion Of the south
wall OF Wnetstoue's oil factory fell down
last night. The ruin OF the building is
now nearly complete.
GEO. WIEDEMER the young man who
shot himself Il night or two ago, was
still alive last night, but one OF his ply
sicians thinks his recovery Impossible.
HERE are the names OF the victims
that have been killed by "King Jim Sim
mons" Gang: Graham, Dolph. Oman,
Farrell, Dcwney, James, Parish, Gala
han and WoUifork.
TICKETS of admission to the Zoo.zoo
have been left for sale at HaWlcN's. A
number OF eXCursiOniSts from along the
line OF the Cincinnati g. Muskingun
Valley Road will visit the Garden 1t.
day.
DIR. S. S. MClLHENY, who some time
ago charged Major Blackburn with hay
ing obtained divorce and causing /
mock marriage 10 be performed, wa
married on the 18th instant to Mary A
Pegan.
THE Committee on Condemnation
Vacation and Steam Railroads, will
meet next Monday afternoon to cOnside
the proposed vacation OF Il part of Nc
Lean avenue tor the use Of the Southern
Railway.
The Councilmen of the Eighteentl
Ward have secured the store No. II
West Fourth, Reeds Hotel building, a
the voting place for Subdivision Z
Voters who are compelled to registe
Will make note OF it.
john CUNNINGHAM, a Wel!-knOwn ba
character, was locked up in the Ham
mond-stleet Station yesterday on sus
plcion OF being one Of the three men WIN
knocked down and robbed Captain An
chuLz last winter under the Newpor
Bridge OF about $1,000 of insuranc
mUhey.
lie y ulIcu DIdIe6 pIlsOuSlS Ill VI
County Jail have sent a plaintiYe com
municGtiOn to Commissioner Hooper, t
the effect that they were in absolute an
Hhject want of the actual necessaries c
lille, especially clothing, also tobacco
stationery, &C., and ask for relief.
4, ANDREW MITCHELL, who, it seems, ha
been borrowing every hing that he coul
lay his hands on, and then pawning hl
Bpoils for "ardent spirit" answered t.
the singular charge or dead beat" i
the Police Court, and was committed I
the Work-hOuse for thirty days.
HENRY RAWLINGS, respectable mar
ried man, ABOUT thirty'tive years old
and lately bookkeeper at Hoetfenhot
6 Lanes Iron foundry, on LaWrenc
street, is locked up at central Station
OH the charge of embeZzlng money be
longing to Them. The warrant allege
that he is u fugitive from justice.
DAVID WARREN, the first man know
10 have Deen born in Lincoln County
XIV, is still living. He is one buudre
and two years old, and now resides i
Pulaski County. The Oldest man nov
residing in Lincoln County is Davi
Curtis, who is one hundred and OIL
years Of age.
THE lecture by DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise, g
the Grand Opera-house Sunday evening
October I, entitled the "Wanderin
Jew," will be historical treatise upo
the influence OF the dispersion of Jew
on modern civilization, and especial
on the origin and growth of Chrislianit,
Lslamism and the Reformation.
HATTIE COLEMAN, a colored girl VIII
locates in Lodge alley, was arreste
Yesterday, just as she was about
board the train for Dayton, at the q
II. u d. Depot, on the charge OF stealr
a gold watch and chain from Yisitt
named Henry johnson. Hattie's cas-
is set for trial the 9th inst; bail 500.
JOHN P. ERDHoUsE, q jeweler, carr
Inv on business at the southwest corn
of George street and Central avenu
was arrested, yesterday, on a warra
sworn out by Mary Z. Rowe, chargil
him with renting the rooms above
store for the purposes OF prostitutio
Mr. Erdhouse is out ON bail, and W
have an examination III the Police Cou
September 2o'
MANAGER HYAMS has succeeded
giving an excellent programme at t
National this week; Z. W. Barry, in /
exciting drama in four acts, entill
sBroken FetLers; or, the Great Expire
Robbery" the Etzeltine Sisters, F.
gerson and Flynn, Zegrino and Leva
nion, Walter Fletcher, Blanche DiXO
Cummings aud Harrington, and la
weeks iavorites.
CBAs. HILL, conductor OF the ira
that came III from the Baseball GrouN
yesterday, is accused OF an assault up
little boy named Thos. Rott,
Court street. The boy was trying
steal ride, when the said conduct
detected him, and handled him We
roughly. The passengers brought
boy in, and intended TO have Hill {
rested, but he was not to be seen af
khe train reached the depot.
Registrars for Election.
The following have been appoint