The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
LOCAL BREVLTIES.
BEAUTIFUL day.

. by two baby hyenas.
j. r. BURROWS had an arm crushed on
the Little Miami Road yesterday while
coupling cars.
THE remains of VIM. b. Pullan, who
died Monday in Daytona, Florida, will
be brought to this city for interment.
THE outdoor poor in the Fourth Ward
are supplied with drugs and medicines
by Louis Kybttz, by order OF the Police
Cumml lssi0ners.
Something's Garden has ponied up the
money for which he was sued, and the
animal 1s now unattached.
A AHUNDRED-DoLLAR fire, started by a
drunken man at SGreng Hall, Cummins-
vile, occurred last night about IL
O'Clock, alarm from Box 269.
THE General Ticket Agents of the
railroad lines centering here met yester-
day and agreed upon new schedule of
rates. No changes OF Importance were
made.
MISS MARIA l.. HARRISON, the maiden
sister OF Hon. VIM. Ii. Harrison, died at
2 O'Clock this morning at the Harrison
residence, on West Seventh street, aged
seYenty-two years.
b.
tween Jack Garrel, champion of Indi-
ana, and Harry Choate, ex champion OF
ONO, Tor private purse, will take place
This evening at the Atlantic Billiard
Hall.
MAYOR PROBAsCo, of Clifton, objects
TO having the tramps, who lodge at the
Tenth district Station, turned loose
upon his balliwick. Lieutenant Decker
has promised to head them another way
in future.
JOHN GOING, aged seYenty-seven, of
No. A FIndlay street, died yesterday
from the effects of having his leg broken
during the panic caused by the alarm
Of fire at the Thirteenth District School
last Friday. o.
A MEETING of the Hamilton County
Democratic Executive Committee is
called Tor next Saturday to consider the
ease Of Sheriff Wallace, who is repre-
Sented as standing in bad ouor with his
brother Democrats.
A SILENT alarm was turned in from
the GlIps Eng sinC-house about II 80
O'Clock last night IRON the Dental Depot,
No. 16o Race street, The fire started in
The engine-room, and was put out with
q Babcock eXtlnguisher.
THoS. FAY, of the Fifth Ward; Jacob
BOhner, OF The Twenty fifth WARD, and
AnGreas Sonmidt, of the Twenty-third
Ward, nave stood a preliminary exam
ination before the Police Commission
ers for appointment as patrolmen.
THE Common Pleas Judges are located
as follows: Judge Harmon, Room No,
2; Judge Johnston, Room No. 4; Judge
LongwUrth, February 8, Room No. 1;
Judge Burnet, February 8, Room No. 3;
Judge Avery, February 8, Room No. 8.
BENZ. f. HELLMAN, aged sixteen, was
sent to The House oI Refuge this morn
ing III consequence of putting fearful
mead on his Iather, u druggist at the |
corner Of Sixth and Broadway, during
little domestic brawl which The two |
had last night.
DURING the early part of this week a
lady Wn0 lives on bremen street, near
The Stati0E-louse, was relieved of a |
tapeworm which measured one hundred
and seventy five feet in length. AS MI. |
John Hab 6, the undertaken, was our in
lOrmanr, the Veracity of the above can |
not be doubted.
IT now transpires that the loss sus-
tanned by Mr.. Chas. s. Weatherby. by
bhe burglary of his house the other
night, is quite insignificant. 1t was frs
reported that goods and Yaluables to
The amount of $400 were taken. AS "a
matter oil fact nothing is lost but sack
worth probably $25.
FRANK RATTERMAN came off victorious
in the game OF billiards between himself
and Meyers yesterday afternoon, by u |
score OF 200 to 100. Az night Prather
beat West, the scOre standing 200 10 no.
This afternoon Me6srs. Francis and
Pickett Will contest, ana III the evening
Meyers and Brauneis.
OFFICER PALMER captured the coat of
a siXteen-year old boy yesterday, who
has been IN the habit OF enticing other
peoples chickens TO the bank at the foot
Di Liberty street by trailing corn.
Palmer slipped up on the young thieI,
and got him by the collar, but me boy
Bquirmed out or his coat and vamosed,
Mr.. FLETCHER, aifeather dealer No. at
221 West Filth street, was VictimiZed
yesterday by u man who, in payment Tor
two ST pillows, presented check for 1922
drawn in favor OF "D. Gibson or bearer.n
Mr.. Fletcher cashed The check giving
the swindler the necessary change anu |
then found that the check was worth
less. |
MARK SMITH, cooper, and a compan-
ion were badly beaten by the hands OF
Scnallef u Gerke's brewery night before |
last Smith received several Injuries |
on the head, and was found insensible |
on Mike Z.egler's steps, on Clark
street. Smiths companion was thrown
into the canal, but managed to get out |
No arrests.
JAMES HALL, of Mt. Airy, one of the |
firm of Amor Smith q Co., corner oil |
John and Poplar streets, is laid up with |
several bruises received by the over
turning of The buggy in which he and
his son were riding, and which collided |
yesterday with a stOnc-pile near the
residence Of q. F. Adae, Esq, in the
rwenty-ffth Ward.
Mr.. JOSEPH G. JOHNSON, OF Ross Post
Dffice, Butler County, is minus watch.
which he employed q travelling tinker to
mend. On pretense OF going 10 neigh
boring house for file, the tramp
wrapped up few carpei-cacks and gave
them to Mrs. Johnson, saying the pack
age contained the works of the ticker,
and then taking the watch with him, de.
parted, and has not since been seen.
SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS Rathbone
and Iuttle, who two weeks ago ARE s ed
Niles Ogle, tue coun erfeit money
dealer, yesterday uneartned $40 900 O.
The counterfeit money belonging TO Osle.
The money was found at The lattel,s