The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
LOCAL BREVI'rIES.
aurY.s1x deaths last week.


ARE we to rave two st. Patrick's Day
prOcessionsY
THE Young Mems Democratic Clut
have indorsed the course OF Sayler and
Banning.
THE Twentieth Ward Hayes and
Wheeler Club is to be permanent in
stitutlon.
THB Cincinnati Pioneer Association
Will hold meeting at the Council Cham.
per next Saturday afternoon.
JAS. CUNNING had his pocket picked OF
about $40 and note of $40 in Sixth
street Market Saturday evening.
RESOLUTIONS Of respect to the men,
CRY OF Conductor Jacks on A. Winn have
been passed by his former fellow-crarts-
men.
JACOB Young, a saloon keeper at
Fourteenth ana Race streets, cut his
wrist badly while opening bottle yes
terday.
THIEVES were discovered yesterday
breaking into the house of Truman b. .
Handy, No. $50 Freeman street. They
escaped.
MAss-MEETING of the Workingmen's
party AT Northwestern Hall, on Central
avenue, tonight. Speakers in German
ami English.
REV. Mr.. WENDTE thinks that Rev.
MI. McCune, who is on trial for ALLEGED
dlsloyalty to his church, is being perse-
cuIed by company OF bigots.
M. b. MEADER was arrested last night
for being dlsOrderly, and for throwing a
brick through HoCh's window. On the
hrst ofense he was fined SO and costs,
ana on The other SIG and costs.
THE Board of Trustees have con-
cluGed to change the plan for the new
Music Hall to another much better and
less costly. The building is positively
to be finished by May, 1878.
THE controversy between the Trustees
OF LongView Asylum and DR.. .. NJ. Lang
dun, former superintendent, was arb
trated and settled on Saturday at
meeting OF the Trustees with the County
Commissioners.
JOHN COLLINS and Christopher Duff,
twoyoung men, got drunk about 2 o. clock
yesterday morning on Vine street, above
the canal, and broke a window in Scnu-
mans restaurant. They were yanked
into Bremenzstreet and this morning let
of on payment Of 81 and costs each.
MOSES MURPHY and John KinsIe, two
lads about nineteen years old, were ar
rested by Officers Tighe and Carroll for
having broken into Briggs SWiits pork
house on last Wednesday night and
stolen lot of hams. The case was, on
application Of the officers, continued un-
til tomorrow morning.
FRANK MULvEY will be tried in the
Police Court tomorrow on a charge OF
stealing some leaden buckets, worth
81 80. The buckets were stolen from
VIM. Curran's place, on the corner OF
Eighth street and Gilbert avenue on the
s1st OF last month. Officer Carroll made
Lhe arrest yesterday.
THE committee of the st. Aloysius
Orphan Society met yesterday altel-
noon in Mozart Hall to discuss the mat.
ter OF putting the "Sisters OF Notre
Dame," of Loyington, Kentucky, in
charge OF the Orphan House. The mat
ter will be voted upon in the different
Catholic Churches on March %.
JOHN FRANK BRUCKMAN, a German.
committed suicide Saturday by shoot
ing himself through the heart. Bruck-
man worked near Flnneytown, about
three miles northwest Of Winton Place.
The cause of the rash act was the loss
ot large sum Of money. Squire Car
son, OF Wyoming, held an inquest.
JOHN MILLER, lad eighteen years OF
age, was arrested about O'CLOCK yes
terday morning on charge OF assault
with intent to rob. John and another
lad were detected by John Eckert, OF
the American District Telegraph Polio,
in robbing drunken man named John
Maxwell. The companion escaped.
Millers case in the Police Court was
continued until the Is h inst.
THREE lads, Jos. Weffenstett, Louis
AverdIck and Jesse Werwis, enjoyed
themselves yesterday by bombarding
each other with stones at the intersec-
ton of Hunt and Broadway. Officers
Et1ng, Miller aud Stevens arrested them
and took them to Bremeu-street Station.
WetfeDstett resisted the officers and an
additional charge was preferred against
him. In the Police Cours they were
fined 81 and costs each. For resisting
the officers Weffenstett Was mulcted 81
and costs more.
JOSEPH GEIGER, who lives at So Rid
die street, was locked up in Oliver
street Station last night on two charges
OF assault and battery. Geiger on Sat
urday night was in Frenchy's corner
and got into some difficulty with the
bar-keeper, Frank Holzemar. Joe want
ed to break Major Travis leg, and when
the bar-keeper intertered knocked him
down. Last night Joe passed
girl named Ida Thrush at No. 35
Riddle street, and seeing that
sweet little bird smoking a cigar, he ac-
costed her and made dive tor the cigar
Ida turned around and Joe struck her in
the eye. A policeman came along and
took him OUT Of the cold. On the first
charge he was fined $25 and costs. The
other case was continued till tomorrow.