The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-04
LOCAL BREVITlES,
OCTOBER 4

And beareth upon his shoulders broad
A sort of guillotine;
But D, dread curse, 1t Is ten times worse,
IT'S the awful krout mach Inc.
CONCERT this afternoon at Burnet
Woods.
HrroHrTY hstchity up she goes-the
Music Hall.
GAS will be lighted tonight at $50,
and turned of Al 5:15 A. M.
THE Zoo was visited by twenty-five
thousand persons last month.
THE melancholy days are come, the
saddest of the year. (d&w1.D Con-
temporary please copy.
LITTLE WILLIE HUssEN, living on
Gest street near Freeman, fell yesterday
an was dangerously injured.
The steamer Champion will make
hourly trips from the foot Of Walnut
street, to-day, to the Democratic barbe-
Que at the East End Garden.
THE Elks of this city hold their first
SOCIAL session Of the season next Sun
day. Messrs. Wilson, Barlow, Primrose
the entertainment.
HUsBAND-"Dld you say stoye-pipe,
my dealH Blank, blank the stove-pipe
W Ulduhcl1 - lItOHs 4uS bu1Au SOh-
mandment was torn to tatters, and we
left in blank dismay.
THE following fines and costs have
been paid to the Police Court Clerk,
John Bender, during the moath of Sep
tember: City clses, $756 80; State cases,
$353; total amount, vi, 100 SO.
JONES and Reagan, the house-breax-
ers, had final hearing, this morning
resulting as follows: Reagan, sixty
days; Jones, $25 aud costs. Reagan also
got thirty days Tor assault and battery
FALL mi fall inl Not less than sew
enty people were in line at Cnur chs
music store this morning, waiting their
turn to reserve seats for the DaVenports
tonight, and The line was still length
ening.
A LITTLE SON Of Mr.. Chas. Beiser, on
Allison street, while playing last even
ing, struck his head against the door
knob with SO much force as to fracture
the skull. So serious is the injury that
little hope is. entertained for his re-
covery.
BUSINESS in the United States Courts
Yesterday commenced with some con-
slider able briskness. The transcript Of
fourteen different suits by as many
plaintiffs against the Baltimore & Ollo
Railroad were filed with the Clerk.
TwENTY-sIx new cases composed the
docket in the Police Court to-day, dis
tributed as follows: Drunkenness 4,
disorderly conduct 5, assault and bat
terry 5, petit larceny 5, vagrancy, OBJ
structIug sidewalk, street begging, each
/, shooting with intent to knl 2, grand
larceny 2.
MARY FRANCIS EADs, alias "Lady
En- har
name off the docket. Officer Henry
Sayres, OF the Police Court, arrested
her again last night for disorderly con-
duct: His Honor let her 60 on her own
recognizance this morning until her trial
on the 18Th.
MRS. DAVIS, of Third street, is anoth-
er victim OF cOunterfeiter. A stranger
asked her yesterday to change him $40
bill she gave him $15 and went out TO
get the balance, and when she came
back he was gone. 1t is needless to say
the bill was a counterfeit.
THE following gems have just beou is
sued and are for sale at Dobmeyer &
NewhalPs: "On to the Dance" m&.
zurka tor the piano; "Children, DON'T
Get Weary" plantation song and cho.
rus, and "Tne Little Shepherdess," q
summer idyl for the piano.
A GRAND complimentary picnic is to
be given next Monday at the Highland
House for the benefit Of the widow ant
child of John Maley. The object is d
worthy one, and should be encouraged
by our citizens. The management is in
aide hands, and the affair promises 10 bt
an agreeable one.
THE Board OF Directors of the Hamil
ton County lntirmary met yesterday, al
Fiftpnn inmntpa admit
ted last month, 8 discharged, died
with 1876 remaining. The Board dis
Oh sed the matter OF refusing accommo
datian to tramps, whether sent on orde
of Township Trustees or not. No def
mite action was taken.
THE Hawthorne Reading Club met a
the house Of Mr.. Wildman, OLA Cour
street, on Tuesday evening, the 81 inst
and organized for the coming season
The following officers were elected: A
D. Wildman, President; F. W. Pierce
Vice President; w. B. Wetherell, See
retary and Treasurer. Several ne'
members were admitted.
MR.. MICHAEL KUHN, German fit
years old, residing at No. 1888 Nc M icke
avenue, where he carried on the butche
business, was thrown from his bugg
last night about 8 O'Clock, on Sprin
was thrown against a tree and con
.pletely wrecked, and Mr.. Kuhn throw
to the ground 80 violently that his nee
was broken. The body was taken to hi
home.
The case Of c. Windisch, Muhlhause
j. Bro, brewers and lessees O. th
Bellevue House, against Henry Hide
brandt, who has for the past year bee
in possession OF and managing same
was yesterday tried before Squire EVIL
and jury. 1t appears that Hildebrand
wanted to continue on for anothe
twelve months, claiming that he hal
lease for Two years. Windisc J., Muh
hauser & Bro. wanting to get possession
brought suit and d verdict was given
their favor.
CONVENTION is called to meet at tt
temperance hall No. 200 and 202 VII
street, Wednesday, October 10. III
object of the Convention is to take In
consideration the alarming increase
tntoxication, also the eecting OF del
gates to National Christian Temperant
Union, which convenes. at Clevelan
Ohio, October IT. Every Church ar
temperance organization of any demon
nation are requested to send such
number OF delegates to the Conventit
as they may desire.