The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

A GATTLING gun is good thing in
Ciot-iL the rioters uon't capture it.
PIKE and Ludlow streets picnic at
Mount Lookout tomorrow afternoon.
Tom LYNCH is Marshal OF Lovcland,
and the obstIeperOuS citizens frequently
get lynched.
YET little while, and the conVivial
bouth American will be getting tipsy on
Cincinnati beer.
THE sixth season OF the Cincinnati
Orchestra has been announced, with
Michael Brand as conductor.
A SPECIAL meeting of Council is called
for this afternoon 10 confirm the Judges
oil Election appointed by Mayor Moore.
The Eureka Band, under the leader
ship OF James Green, attracted a large
crowd at Lne Atlantic Garden last even
ing.
A RAMBLING horse, with buggy at
taohed, was taken to Central Station,
yesterday, where 1t now awaits identi-
tcation.
A LIVE SNAKE, over three feet long,
was found by workmen this morning
while tearing down the old building, "
George street.
THE game of baseball announced for
yesterday was prevented by the ram.
The visiting club from Rochester lett
for Columbus last night.
CHAs. PLUMB, charged with pilfering
at the BurneL House, has had his case
postponed to October 2. He is under q
six-hundred-dolla bond.
The Sinking Fund Commission has
ordered that delinquent whart-renters
pay up. These delinquincies in the
Wharf SDH SS6
WIN, MORSE, arrested at the instiga-
tiOn of q. N. ParnelI, on the I'd inst, for
alleged cruelty to animals, was acquit-
ted by jury before Squire Harmeyer,
yesterday afternoon.
THERE is lively race in progress be-
tween the Divorce Court and the Pro.
bate Clerk. The one is uisentangling
the connubial knot about as fast as the
other issues marrlage-licenses.
CINCINNATI continues to be the Gen.
tral norse-market OF the country. Last
week one carload was shipped 10 New
York, another TO Mobile, and fine lot
OF heavy Work.horses to obile.
THE bell on the Gf's Engine house
was tested last evening by various ring
Ing, and found to be satisfactory. A
number OF people were attracted TO
Sixth and Vine by the unusual sounds.
LAST NIGHT Lieutenant Kelley, with
officers Sewers, VOgt, Fox and Mum,
made "walk" on the Drace-game dens
~ No. 200 Elm street and No. 16l Race.
They captured a couple oil tables and
faro layout.
MAC. SMITH desires information as to
the whereabouts OF his $3.50 dog, which
has suddenly disappeared. Tue dog,
by way OF description, bears no resem-
blanoe to "keisel's." His tail was unim-
pared, and he runs on four feet.
MEssRs. D. STONE and E. V. Cherry
have been appointed by the indianapolis,
q ncinnali Il Lafayette Railroad to
meet the arbiters and tX the rent for the
PIum-street Depot ground. Mr.. Cher
ry is out OF the city, but will return
shortly.
Til anticipated that there will be a
large attendance OF the thleving and
plckpocket fraternity at tue unveiling
at Dayton to-day, and'a call has been
made on Cincinnati detectives. Among
others Mead and Murray have re-
sponded.
The Workingmen held mass meet.
ing last evening in the Twentieth Ward,
corner Of Barr and Freeman streets.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
A large audience payed the closest al
tention throughout the evening.
MUCH interest was manifested in the
proceedings OF the Democratic Cam
paign Committee at The Grand Holel
last night. The meeting was held with
plosed doors. Another meeting of the
above Committee will be held at the
Grand at O'Clock this afternoon.
JAMES SHEA, resident of Cummins
Jille, VINO was arrested, some days ago,
charged with passing Il counterfeit ten
dollar bill upon Mr.. Strueve, was dis
charged by Commissioner Hooper, yes-
Eerday, there being no evidence to show
that he knew the bill to be counterfeit
JAMES MORGAN, a drummer of Gin.
cinnaLl house, was robbed last night OF
$4,000 worth OF jewelry. Thieves en-
tered his room at the Phillips House,
Dayton, and broke open his trunk. No
trace OF the robbers has been d1scoy-
cred, except chisel lett behind in their
hight.
The Board OF Directors OF the Hamil-
ton County. Agricultural Society met
yesterday afternoon. The Treasurer
reported - 573 now at the disposal of
the Board, and the Secretary reported
cash premiums awarded to the amount
~ ViIcV1 w. LADOub fOJO Al " uluS was
paid out, and the Board adjourned to
meet next Saturday.
AT a meeting of the cigar packers last
evening, at the southwest corner of
Third and Elm streets, the following
officers were elected: President, John
~ aker; Vice President, Joseph Bremen;
Secretary, A. Lang; Financial Secre.
tary, Geo. Kuppfere; Treasurer, II.
Pradtke. Those wishing to join the
benevolent society are invited to mee
at the same place next Monday morning
Rt 10 O'Clock.
"DER HEINKENDE BOTE FOR 1878" a
Gefmah almanac published annually by
N. q II. Burghelm, ls now ready. 1t Is
"a nicely Illustrated book, and contains,
besides the calendar Of the year, several
short stories, witty ana humorous say
1ngs, and some very valuable recipes
The book can be had at all bookstores,
OF at the office OF publication, 494 Vine
street, corner OF Mercer.
"NATIvE wine must be paid for" was
esquire Johnson's decision Yesterday
afternoon in the case of Miss Cora Bald
win, who keeps a mGiSOn de j0ie oil
George street, against ii. McGrew,
Carpenter and contractor. 1t appear
that McGrew, some two months since
wentinto Miss Baldwin's palace will
boon companions and ordered fou
bottles Of native wine, whicn he neg