The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-09
LOCAL BREVLTIES.
GYMNASIUM election to-day.

Weeh WAS S6FeHty"iUuTs
THE Elliott-McShane case has again
been continued, this time until next Fri
day.
THE annual reunion OF the Pioneers o
the Miami Valley will he held in Ham
ilton about the last Of May.
A FIVE-YEAR-oLD daughter OF Police
Ot1cer hanrahan, while at play last eve
ming, bit her tongue nearly of.
The bell Of st. Johns Catholic Church
corner of Green and Bremen streets
was cracked last Saturday evening and
ruined.
THE dedication of the new German
Protestant Church of Columbia was
postponed yest,r rlay owing to the
weather.
+ REV. E. WINDrHoRsT, of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, was yesterday pre-
sented with a massive gold watcn by
the congregation.
THE first excursion announcement of
the season is by the Wesley hapel
Sunday-school. II is to be visit to
Parlor Grove, June 2.
A REWARD is offered for the recovery
OF the body OF Henry Koerber, tue
butcher, VINO was drowned last Monday
AN effort is being made 10 get the right
OF way for street dummy railroad to
run through Eden Park TO connect with
the MT. Adams Inclined Plane.
The FESTIVAL of the Annunciation''
VIII be celebrated to-day at ST. Mary's
Church, corner Of Clay ami Thirteen tn
streets. Confirmation services will also
be held.
The hrst train of cars passed over the
great bridge across the Kentucky River.
near Harrodsburg, on The line of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, on Fri
day last.
A FAMILY, consisting of father and
mother and three children, almost t
starved, found shelter last night at
Oliyer-street Station. They came from
Buffalo, N. Y.
MIR. JAMEs GILMORE, the banker, has
erected high tower on his premises in
front Of the bulps-eye windows Of the
Emery Arcade building, TO pre- clude any
attempt OF looking into his premises
from those windows.
THE Western Furniture Company
factory at the corner OF Wade and 2 .um
Streets, was damaged by fire to tue ex.
tent OF about VI, 400 Sunday morning at
20clock. Alarm from Box 1877; fully ia
sured. Cause OF fire unknown.
The Gest-street Building Association
filed It's papers with the Recorder Satur-
day. Capital stock, $500, 900, divided in
to $500 shares. Philip Schott, NJ. Pohl.
mann, j. II. Stambecker, G. a. Center.
and A. h. Won Martels are the incor-
porators.
REV. DR., II. B. RIDGAwAY, of St. PauI
M. K. Church, In his sermon Yesterday
remarked that he did not approve of the
resolutions passed by the New England
conference charging the President OF
the United States as having been intimi-
dated into his Southern ,licy.
DAN. CALLEN some days ago had n
dimculty with an Italian, TUT dealer.
named Arthur Griambelli, and in the
BeI-to came out second best. In revenge
he yesterday morning stole lot of pea
nuts and Can iy from the Italians stand.
amounting III value to about S.. Judge
Lindemann this morning fined Callen
500 and sent him to tie Work.h Juse for
thirty days.
WILLIAM MANNING, Ere |. Fir end and
jam - BAKE, allas Clark, were arrested
last Saturday by Officer Herman Effiug,
OF the Bremen-Street Station, on suspl.
cion. The three are common thieves
and have often figured in the Police
Court. Inc officer, ON arrestinQ the trio
found an ''outslder" on Frioud, and put
an additional charge OF carrying bur-
gllrs' tools. The cases In Court this
morning were continued to next Thurs
day. .~.
The Pioneer Association held b ,ir
reunion on Saturday in, the Council
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tlement OF the State Of Onto at Marietta
in 17eS. Judge 'Trimble, OF Kentucky,
delivered an address. A poem by w, d.
Gallagher, of Louisville, WAS read bv
Mr.. John u. Caldwell, and historical
paper by Richard Collins, Of Kentucky.
General s. +. Cary made an address on
customs OF early settlers.
OFFICERS SMITH and Tracy last night
raided o vile den on lower Elm street.
kept by Louisa Cislow. The landlady'
TWO boarders, Florence Edwards and
Sallie Perry. and two men, James Ar
tome and Fred. Mace, were taken to
ThIrd-street Station, Louisa on charge
Of harboring lewd women, the two wo.
men for Vagrancy, and the men for aid
ing and abetting prostitution. Against
Antoine was placed another charge, of
carrying concealed weapons, revolver
and pair of iron knuckles being found
upon him. All OF the cases were contin-
ued in the Police Court this morning.
CINCINNATI DIVISION No. 2, Sons OF
was visited on last Satur-
day evening by the Grand Scribe of the
State OF OHIO, e. j. Morris, who it,
stalled the officers elect for the quarter
commencing with the lst inst. Inc Of
ficers installed were: V. j. Montgome-
ry, W. p: Miss Annie Dobson, W. A.;
Charles D. Hirst, r. s.; Miss Bell Stew
art, A. K. S.; N. Z. bennett, F. s.; Rich
ard Hingson, T.; Samuel L. Logan,
Chap; b. f. CLARK, Con-; Mrs. Fannie
J Johnson, A. g.; John Logan, l. S {;
Chas. r. Tilghman, o. s.; Miss Annie
Lee, L.; Mrs. Ella Roberts, p; Miss
Carrie Wilson, -. The reports OF the
officers for the last quarter showed tif.
teen new members were initiated, and
nne balance is in the treasury.
Wesley Chapel.