The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11
LOCAL BttEVlTLES.

PROSPECTS Of o dry spell.
LOVELY weather yesterday.
FIFTY-EIGHT deaths last W. elk.
SCHOOL BOARD meeting tonight.
THE Bellevue House will be lively
this week.
Ex.Gov. MOVES leaves for Washing
ton ON Wednesday.
STRANGERS prayer meetingltc-night at
the Y. M. q. A. Hall.
REV. GUSTAV BAUM was installed as
pastor of the First German Evangelical
Protestant Church az Carthage yester-
day.
REV. j. SANDERS REED has accepted
an appointment to the place of Dean
and rector OF st. PauPs Cathedral, H.
dianapolis.
MRS SNYDER's house at % Kilgour
street was entered by burglars early
yesterday morning. One Of the boarders
lost $40 and watch. No arrests.
j. G. BENNETT, of Mason, o., is in the
city looking up the burglars who entered
his store last Thursday and got away
with $500 worth OF clothing and notions.
AT Spring Lake yesterday game of
ball was played between the lightning
rod men and the rag men, which result
ed, after a siX-aours' heated contest, in
favor Of the rag men. BY score OF 40 to
3d.
A. ToRGEs, in card which appears
in this mornings Commercial, denies
the statement made that his paper, the
Frei;Presse, and HoPs Abend Post were
to be consolidated. AS he Is Posted
that settles 1T.
WIN. CABRY, alias Stewart, was ar
rested yesterday on complaint OF Mr..
Geppert, proprietor of the Post-ottice
Bulletin, on cnarge OF forgery. Cabry
on Saturday collected 81 from DR.. Will
Jams on forged bill. The case will be
investigated on the 18Th. In default Of
5000 bail he was committed.
REV. THos. GALLAUDET, DID,, rector
of ST. AIMS Churcn, Ne" York, the es-
pecial friend and apostle TO the deaf
mutes, is expected to visit and minister
TO this class Of citizens in our city the
coming week. He was announced yes
tsrday for ST. Johns Church, the 17tn.
LENA KREIGER, of Baltimore, with
her TWO children, Is in the city, making
inquiries at the sGation-houses and else
where relative to her husband, John
Kreiger,wh left Baltimore few months
age, and came to this City, hoping to get
something TO do. He was formerly in
the oyster business.
The Panhandle Railroad folks have
put on train which leaves this City al
T;05 P. M, arriving at New York at P
NJ. the day following. The speed Is moi
30 great, but time is saved by not stop
ping so often. This is the best time ever
made between the two points. The first
train left last evening.
ANOTHER meeting was held at Ripley,
Ohio, on saturday afternoon, in the ill.,
terest OF the Columbus & Maysyile Raii.
road, at which the Secretary reported
500, 900 subscribed. Canvassers are still
at work. A committee Of five was ap-
pointed to attend the meeting at Mays.
Vile next Tuesday afternoon. A meet.
ing will be held here on Wednesday.
MARC AND RENEscH's Gra:o-Roman
contest W Woods Thea,er Saturday
night was not brilliant affair, as Re-
nesch is too old for that business, and
has not had the benefit Of training.
Marc easily won The first and third
bouts, in five and three minutes respect
lively. The second fall was given to Re
nesch. A small audience was present
YESTERDAY morning five little boys
armed with toy percussion pistols
were swapping caps into barrel con
tanning some YarniSh, on 6ano street De
tween Walnut and Vine. The varnisl
barrel suddenly exploited and took fire
THE boys were all slightly burned by th'
flying yarnish. Tue members of TIL,
Gilps responded to silent alarm ant
put out The hre.
The conference between the Southern
Railroad Trustees and the Rallwa.
Company Directors, last Saturday, *
suited in nothing definite. 1t is Int
n,atad by those who will talk at all o
the subject that the adverse opinion G
Judge Hoaaly has not intimidated th
Trustees or Dire ctors, they holding tina
they have the right to make the conten
pialed contract.
The following societies will hold pi'
MICS at the Bellevue House during th
present week; To-Day, the Schille
Lodge of Unitel Workmen; Tuesda.
Orp6eus summer festival; also Gool
fellows Saenger Choir; Wednesday, 5
Johns Church picnic; Thursday, I'll
Grand Festival Of D.uids; and Satu
day, the Charity Society's picnic. Th
Hessiar Military Band will give co
cert every evening.
SATURDAY afternoon Mr.. Kistner pr
cured decree OF divroce from his wifi
Franciska, aIleg ng as one OF his col
plants against her, that young mus
cian named Bruno Oscar Klein was
little too agreeable to the lady to su
his (Kistneps) ideas of prophet
Within half hour alter the decree WI
granted freeing the husband from II
irksome bonds, Klein procured licen
TO marry the discarded Franciska, al
the ceremony will take place in d.
lime. No cards.