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

THE large Pavian monkey oil the Zoo
zoo is dead.
THE old School Board held its final
meeting last evening.
MEETING of the City Republican EX-
ecutive Committee this evening.
B. o. NJ. DRBECK, ESQ.,, Clerk of the
Rchool Board, will most certainly be re-
elected.
THE Eden Park, W alnut Hills & Avon
dale street Railroad Company has filed
papers of Incorporation.
FRANK LAUER, a lad Of six years, fell
from porch at No. 595 Race street, yes
q serday, and was badly cut and bruised.
THE Harding paper mills. at Franklin,
and Colonel Friends paper mills, at Car
rollton, which were recently burned, are
rapidly being rebuilt.
AT the meeting Of the School Board
last night, applications were received
from two young ladies of Bridgeport
Normal School, Massachusetts,, for posi-
tions in the Cincinnati Public Schools.
JUDGE WALTER STRAUB will contest
the election OF Judge Moses Wilson, bas-
Ing his reasons for the con est that the
ballot-box at the First Preci CT Of the
Fourth Ward was not handled accord
ing to law and order.
THE Cincinnati Cooperative Associa-
tion No. l, which has for its object the
promotion of agriculture, filed articles
OF incorporation in the office of the Sec.
retary OF State. Capital stock, 100000,
divided into 500 shares.
THE monthly report of Mr.. Peaslee,
Superintendent oil Schools, showed an
increase in the number OF pupils in av-
ssrage daily attendance of 1852 over the
corresponding date OF last year. In
grease in the number studying German,
BIZ.
REV. JOHN Won MALTzARN, a preach
er from Ripley County, Indiana, came
here yesterday, and in wandering
around Cumminsville and Camp WASH
ington, got dead drunk. The officers
yanked MIN in, and the Police Judge
this morning fined him SO and costs.
THOMAS WILSON, butcher doing busi l.
ness in Camp Washington, had fight
with another butcher named Love, yes
Lerday afternoon, and was stabbed in
the back. The wound is about two
inches long, and OF the same depth. Tue
wounded maI was taken TO the CincIn-
natl Hospital.
J. M. HARBOUR, of Winfield, W. Va ,
was arrested last night on dispatch
from the authorities of Charleston, in
that State, where he is wanted for
felony. Harbour came down on the
Virgie Lee, and will be held here until
tomorrow, when the officers from
Charleston Will arrive to take him to
That place.
OFFICER BoHNEN last night arrested
a lnnatic, who gave his name as Peter
Esl nger, in Mrs. Nagle's house, corner
Of Dorman street and Colerain Pike.
Eslinger was an inmate of LongView for
two years, and was discharged from
that institution shortly before Easter.
He will be examined in the Probate
Court this evening.
JULIUS BACHMAN, an employe at
Windiscn u Munlhausers brewery, and
who lives on Ohio avenue between
McMicken avenue and Peete street, had
narrow escape from violent death
Sunday evening by being thrown down
steep embankment as he was driving
through Clifton. A broken breast strap
caused the trouble.
DETECTIVES MEAD and Murray vester-
day arrested man named Jas. Wilson,
notorious character, on a charge OF
lettering. On searching him they found
gold opeE-face watch on him, which is
supposed to have been stolen. The
ticker is I'M. T. Tobias make and
numbered s2,773. A long heavy chain
was attached to the chroAometer.
The case Of W. II. Taylor, who is
charged with three separate otfenses OF
petit larceny, and who is now lying in
Jail in dying condition, was called in
the Police Court this morning. A note
from Or. Watson was submitted to the
Court to the effect that Taylor can not
appear and must be removed to the Hos
pital. The case was passed for the time,
Taylor being allowed to 60 on his own
recognizance.
A CoLoRED baby show hovers in the
near future. Such an announcement is
made in good faith, and the exhibition
takes place at Th0ms' Hall on Central
avenue, the oh and Goth OF this month
DR.. Maley, you've got to hump yourself
Opposition is the lie OF trade, and we
can see no reason why lot of beautiful
little pickininnies "all in row.
wouldn't draw well. Bring on your
colored troops!
LOUIS STITH, teamster, who lives
with his wife at the corner Of Pearl and
Broadway, was again arraigned before
Squire Harmeyer, this morning, on a
charge OF bastardy, preferred against
him by German girl, named Mary
Young. Stith had heen in the Station
house all night, and this morning he and
constable were searching the town for
bOndsman. The case will probably
be continued for week.