The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Reds leave tonight.
JOE Goss has a hard time OF 1t.
NINETY-sEVEN deaths in the city last
week.
KENTUCKY elects State Treasurer
to-day.
THE Zpo Garden was the attraction
yesterday.
THE Urbana Camp Meeting begins
mex. Wednesday,.
THE First Regiment y. n. G. will re-
turn tomorrow afternoon.
THE receipts at the Geological Garden
during the past month were over $o,OOO.
The associate membership tickets Of
the Davenport CLUB are being subscribed
for rapidly.
EUGENE DAYLoR, the lately appointed
Jailer, was on Saturday night presented
with gold badge of office.
THE case OF the Village of Clifton
against Thos. G. Campbell, Esq, will 60
TO the Court OF Common Pleas.
HAMILTON COUNTY is represented as
having This year 19, 53l horses, q, S46 head
OF cattle, l,94S mules, 4,1I6 sheep, 24,S7o
hogs.
JULIUS MENDELL, convicted before
Judge Avery AT the November, term o,
1875 for grand larceny, has been par
doned by the Governor.
OUR late Charleston visitors have
drawn up resolutions thanking our citl-
zens for the hospitality extended them
during their visit.
JOHN RICHARDS, living at No. 80 Perry
street, Was run over and injured abou
the head yesterday by an express wagon
at the corner OF Fifth and Freeman
streets. He was taken 10 the Hospital.
A MEETING OF working men was held
yestel day morning at Arbeiter Hall, and
speeches were made against the lurther
use Of sucu buildings as Pelstrlng's lac
tory.
POLICE OFFICER Won SEGGREN found
q pUCkuG-UOUk containing some money
this morning, at Fifth and Walnut
streets. owner can have 1T by applying
at Chief W Gods Oflc
THE district meeting Of the Turner's
of the Cincinnati District was he'd yes
terday at Turner Hall. 1t was agreed
that the annual test should take place
In CoYington, on September ..
A TRAIN-LoAD OF about twenty new
freight cars for The Cincinnati Southern
Railway arrived in Cincinnati yester-
day from the shops OF the Barney u
Smith Manufacturing Company, Day.
ton.
John MCNALLY, nine years old, whose
parents live at the corner of H gh and
Brown streets, was killed Saturday by
belnI thrown from a horse. An inquest
was held and verdict returned vi accl-
dental death.
JOE HURKAMP, who keeps the Madison
House saloon, dropped his pocket-book
in front OF the hotel yesterday about
noon, containing considerable sum o.
money. IL was picked up shortly alter
Dy one of the women who pick rags OH
the wharf.
MR., CHARLES DEVOTE, who keeps a
saloon at Lue southwest corner OF Fourth
and Main streets, on Sa, uruay lost
uocket-boUk containing a roll OF bills
amounting to $135. A railroad engineer
was subsequently arrested on suspicion
OF having picked 1t up.
sinners new Stock-yard Hotel, cor
uer vi Jonn and Livingston streets, will
be opened tomorrow TO the public. Mr.
Charles B.eichart, the proprietor, has
made all arrangements possible to make
This splendid resort for travellers.
GUsTAvE KETZSCHER, the shoemaker,
VINO DIS All eSIcu AdoU "CSh anu CohCl
before Squire Anthony, on charge o
assault and battery, in having Knocked
down a tenant Of his, named Carrie HIP
nle. was tued So and COSTS this morn
ing. The ease was an aggravated one
BUCK MORGAN yesterday afternoon
at the wnarIDoat at Augusta, KY, I'M
agiued himself insulted by negro anC
stabbed him several times in lle body
IT. il SIM O ,ed that the knile penetrated
the lungs, and that the victim will die
Morgan is farmer about tWenty-si1
years OF age.