The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
LOYAL BREVITIES.

COUNCIL meeting to-day.
EPH. HOLLANDS trial is set for the
9Th.
WAR on the unlicensed hucksters has
begun.
THE colored baby show at Thoms'
Ha closes tonight.
THE trial OF criminal cases in the
United States Court will commence next
week.
HoRATIo s.. BREWSTER has been ar-
pointed Chief Deputy Sheriff, vice Chas.
W. Overaker, removed.
LENA SAUTkR, aged six years, living at
No. 9OO Central avenue, fell in the canal
yesterday and came near drowning.
HARRY GILBERT is in town. He
should step around and learn from DR..
Maley Il Co. how to run baby show.
r. q. KILN, a pressman at the En-
quirer office, was last night knocked
uown by tootpads, at the foot of York
street, in Newport.
MIR. PETER LAMB, formerly a merchant
in Cincinnati, died at the residence Of
his brother-!n-law, Jas. W. Gaf, ESQ,
yesterday, OF pneumonia.
COL. j. BEN. RENNER, Lieutenant
Chas. Eschenbrenner, Lieutenant w. NJ.
Higdon, and Henry Wielert are candi-
dates for the position of Major OF the
First Regiment Ohio National Guards.
A LITTLE daughter of MIR. j. A. Coles,
who Keeps a grocery ON Main street,
last Wednesday swallowed some cou.
centrated lye. Yesterday the poor girl
died from the effects after lingering IN
great agony.
A PETITION, signed by over seven hun.
dred citizens of Cincinnati, in favor OF a
free bridge between this city and Gov.
ington, and protest also signed by
many citizens against The bridge, were
yesterday presented in the State
Senate.
THE opening Of Street Railroad Route
No. Is was celebrated last evening al
the Highland House. The bad weather
had the effect to make the attendance
light, but those who did go were amply
repaid for their trouble III ascending the
Incline.
A BROTHER and sister named Mullins
OF this city, who are visiting relatives
near Dayton, a few days ago ate OF 9
water plant which they supposed TO bt
watercress. They were Immediately
taken sick, but OH taking proper RENE.
dies they recovered.
JACOB SCHMIDT, the young mai
charged by Tillle stark, of No. 522 Ract
street, with being the father oil her ul
born child, was examined yesterday be-
fore Squire Dossman, and bound oveI
to the Grand Jury. In default of $50(
bail Jacob was immured in the Count,
Jail.
AUGUST WALTER, who some days ago
as detailed III the STAR, fell down 8
stairway at his home, n u. 455 Sycamore
street, is lying in Il critical condition al
the Cincinnati Hospital. He was very
restless last night and suffered severely
There Is hardly any chance for his re.
covery.
The Davenport Club, which lately
were notiIied TO look for other quarters
to play next year, have been advised by
the proprietor Of Robinson's Opera
house not TO engage any other hall, al
Manager Macauley, OF Woods Theater
after having leased the Opera-louse may
make arrangements to remain al
Woods.
ANDREW WOODS, lad about twent,
years old, was arrested yesterday and
locked up at HammOnd-street Sta ion a.
fugitive from justice. He is wanted
in Gallipolis on charge of grand lar
NNHJb NhN "AtSl haNlbS du
and giving 1000 bail jumped the town
he was captured AT Carrollton, KY, ant
will be he'd here until the arrival or thu
proper authorities.
CERTIFICATES Of authority of the ST
NlchOIas Insurance Company, of New
York; the Watertown Fire Insuranc
Company, OF Watertown, New York
the Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual In
surance Company; the Farmers Fir
Insurance Company, of YORK, Pennsyl
vaDia; the PI 9nIx Insurance Company
OF 81. Louis, and the Columbia Fire In
surance Company, Of New York, to d
business in the State Oh OHIO, have bee
left for record in the Recorders office.
WILLIAM GALLANT, a thief, about nine
teen years OF age, who lives at No.
Pleasant street, and John Starr, twent
years old, living at 81 Mem icken avenue
were arrested yesterday and locked u
at Bremen-slreet Police Station on
charge OF grand larceny. Starr has bee
in the Penitenliary, aud Gallant ha
often been in the City Work-house. Yes
terday they stole about $75 OF coppe
pipe from Kauiman's brewery. In lh
Police Court this morning they wer
bound over to the Grand Jury in tn
sum OF $1,000 each.