The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14
LOYAL BhEVITIES.
INDIAN SUMMER.

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They want u Superintendent.
THE Exposition Commissioners me
last evening and attempted an organi
Hation. They Will try 1t again this even
Ing.
JOHN CALVIN FAY, lately clerk 70
Squire EVIL, died Monday at the resi-
denoe OF one OF his relatives in Ken
tucky.
THERA were one hundred and sixty
two lOdgers, and sixteen for safe keep
Ing In the different Station-houses last
night.
A WOMAN named Mary McManus died
suddenly at 9 O'clock this morning In
the rear OF No. ~ Mill street. An inquest
will be held.
A LADY from Morrow, by the name OF
Coke, while in one of the street cars OF
the Pendleton line yesterday, had $265
stolen from her by plckpockeE.
DAVID BREEN, the man who fatally
out Frank Carney in drunken row IN a
saloon at No. l51 West Sixth street yes-
lerday, Will be tried November q. Bal
$1,000.
b. +. sNIDBR has demanded a jury
trial, the jury to he composed of the
most intelligent Christian men of Atr;-
can descent that can be found. None
hers can serve.
MR.. LEVI G. GooDALE, formerly of the
nrm or SeIleW u Co., has recently been
appointed superintendent OF BraGstreet
q sons Mercantile Agency, with head
quarters In this city.
A LAYMEN's meeting is In progress at
Christ Church, Oh East Fourth street.
The President OF the OHIO Sabbath.
scnool U mon, this morning, read paper
on the "sunday work In the church."
CHRIS. HAsMEYER, pipeman tor Fire
Company No. 7, had paralytic stroke
after his return from fire Friday morn
ing. be Is now able to move his limbs,
and 1t Is hoped he will recover fast.
The promenade concert at Jefferson
Hall, for the benefit or st, Ludwip,s
Church, was well attended last evening,
The Jason and Davenport Brothers, and
HudepohPs Comedy Combination will
be present this evening.
THE Directors of the Cincinnati Base.
ball Club held meeting last night, but
nothing of Importance was done. Ma
action was taken with reference to next
years nine. Addy and Foley have both
accepted their release, but the yacan-
Cies have not been filled.
H.,
inquest yesterday on the body of Perri.
keu X. Davis, who was run over bv the
A:3O train, on the Little Miami Railroad.
Rt columbia Station, on the 18th inst
Yhe verdict was death from accidental
Injuries, and no blame was attached to
Ehe railroad company
AN informal meeting was held last
evening by the General Freight Agents
In view OF the meeting being held today
ut Toledo Tor the purpose OF considering
Lhe policy OF advancing tho rates on lum-
beT. They determined that no adYance
should be made which Will discriminate
against Cincinnati In favor of other
Poiats.
TWO hog-drivers were arrested las
night, ana nneQ IS his morning Tor Gre
Atlng disturbance on steamboat al
Lhe wharf. There is large number Of
men who lay around the Landing, and
when boat comes in rush on board in
The hope OF getting job. This has been
carried on to such an extent that it has
become nuisance, and the officers were
compelled to interfere.
THE CAsKET, Il Rochester, New York
journal ueY0ted to the interest OF un-
herlakers, in its issue of this month,
eonlains a we'll written biography and a
tne engraving of dolph Strauch, Super
lntendent OF Spring Grove Cemetery.
The Casket highly COM pliments MI.
Btrauch Tor his management and i'm
PrOYement OF that beautiful city Of the
Read.
BENZ. HOLMQUIST, dealer In general
merchandise, los Bremen street, was al
lacked by four doKs yesterday alter noon
about halt-past O'Clock, On Prices
hv Inbp
Eeesban, who says he will shoot them.
Mr.. Holmquist was not much Aurt, but
had rather a Lively encounter, during
which he kicked both boots of at the
dogs.
OFFICER SAM. DINsMoRE ran across
man by the name OF George Crawford
Yesterday on Gest street, West Of Mill
ereek, who was trying TO dispose OF a
1ot OF new 0Vercoats, which had ev;-
Rently been stolen. 1t was afterwards
ascertained tnat a tailor shop In Dayton,
KY, had lost S75 worth OF OveroOats the
night previous. The coats were identi-
Fed as those taken from Dayton.
THE Constable Of the Fourteenth
Ward, Henry Schumacher, is reported
10 have left the city to escape the law.
being accused of several Irregularities
pf "a serious nature. Among other things
1t is alleged that he Iesorted to trick
by which he obtained the name Of MIR. b.
Esterkamp on his bond, and that he Of
len pressed sums Of $40 and SIP from
persons arrested to let them 70.
A VERY beautiful water-color testi-
monial 10 Sister Anthony is on exhibi-
tion at WiswelPs, on Fourth street. Mr..
j. K. Grafton is the executor, and Chas
W. West, Esq, the donor. Sister An
thongs picture occupies the cen ntral
part, with an artistic arrangement of
appropriate access cries. 1t is executed
fn a very tasteful manner, and Will be
appreciated BY the good heart OF Sister
Anthony.
DARIUS EGGLEsToN, an old merchant
OF thls city, dled last night after an ILL
ness OF but fOrty-elght hours. Mr.. E.
was born near Saratoga Springs, New
York, iu 1921, and came to this city about
164b and entered into partnership win
his brother, since which be has been the
senior partner OF the firm OF Egglestop,
Henness Co. OF this city and chicago,
and since January last Of d. Eggleston
d Son, OF the latter place. He leaves Il
wife and son.
Amusements.
"Baby"-Up to this writing the inge-