The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
LOCAL BKkVIILllS.

WARN.
ADAMS hangs tomorrow.
JOHN YOUNG will get we'll.
The sea lions have arrived.
DRUIDs at Bellevue House this even
ing.
HARLEs THOMPSON is getting along
frsI-rate.
AN incipient conflagration was put
out last evening at l39 Bremen street.
WHO will be Mr.. Dexter's successor
as President OF the z illogical Society
avenue, died suddenly Of heart disease
last night.
VAULT CLEANING in this city 10 to
cease on the l6tn inst. until the 10Th of
September next.
PRESIDENT HAYES has been elected
an honorar! member OF the Cincinnati
Historical and Philosophical Society.
The Superintendent OF Markets and
his Assistants are to be sworn in as spe-
cial policemen without additional pay.
A LAMP was overturned last night In
the house of Michael Scumock, No. l0l
York street, and a fire started. Loss
$500.
JAMES BoLYN, laborer, fell down
yesterday evening at the corner OF
M0und and Seventh streets and cut his
arm severely with a sickle.
THEODORE MASH, L. Harding and
Robert Lresmer, OF the Miami Valley
Game Club, did some good shooting yes
terday at the picnic at Fosters Grove.
A SIX YEAR OLD daughter OF Freder-
lex SIoppelmeier, Of No. 10 Abigail
street, tell from swing at picnic at
the Bellevue House yesterday and broke
an arm.
TONY PASTOR and his excellent troupe
every night at the Grand Opera.house.
Large audience and good show every
time. But one moe mdtinee-Saturday
afternoon.
THERE was an incipient conflagration
about O'Clock tins morning in the
shaving chute Of Griffith g. Sons carpen-
ter shop, corner OF Hunt and Broadway.
Loss tritling.
BURGLARS last night broke into the
painl-snop OF Councilman Daniel H.
Bronson on Chestnut street, just below
Central avenue, and stole about $40
worth OF stock.
HENRY BURNS, Of OIL Spring street,
while cleaning vault at 3o2 Broadway
last night, was overcome by the foul gas
aud nearly smothered. Dir. Bigney rem
dered the necessary aid.
FOLLOWING are the officers OF the g.,
II. & u. X. r., elected yesterday: Presi-
dent, r. NJ. Shoemaker; Secretary anu
Treasurer, +. Ii. Short; General Super
tendent. Lewis Williams.
JEPTHA G. MILLER, OF George G. Mil
Ter d Co., is laid up with broken
shoulder-blade and serious internal in
juries received by being thrown from
ms buggy on Walnut Hills.
ELIZABETH DAsCH, a widow living at
494 Plum street, iell from step-ladder
at WielerL's saloon on Vine street above
Allison last night. She was taken to the
Hospital, where she died shortly after.
DOMINICK MAEDER, a charcoal ped
dler on Vlne-,lreet Hill, swoie out a
warrant yesterday for the arrest OF a
neighbor named Keller on the charge Of
adultery. Keller was arrested and gave
bail.
Up to last night the Pension Agency
In this city has given out to pensioners
during this month 1901 checks, 5,672 OF
which were sent by mail, and ,3T9 paid
at the office. The amount paid aggre.
gates the sum OF $4,000.
THE Cincinnati Grand Orchestra Reed
Band gives one or its delightful con-
certs a Price's Hill tC-night. There is
also at each OF these concerts some eX-
cellent vocal music. MIR. Geo. ID. New
hall is the soloist for this evening.
JUDGE FITZGERALD this morning sent
out eIeVen NAgraEts, who were found in
and around SEDAN sville, to the Work.
house for thirty days and sentenced
them to fine of 500 each. The names OF
the party will be found in the docket.
ONE OF the prisoners in the County
Jail, named Blackburn, made an attempt
to break Jail Sunday night in company
with two pals, Sanders and Haley.
Blackburn, by some means or other, got
some powder and succeeded in blowing
Oft the lock Of the door to his cell. The
officers in charge heard the noise and
prevented Blackburn's escape.
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for July is Just
out. Ii is a superb laohion magazine.
All the summer styles are fully Illus
trated ana explained, and are made so
clear they can not fail in being under.
slood. 1t contains good deal OF very
interesting reading, and 1T Is in al re-
Cooley, Philadelphia. For sale by Perry
j. Morton, Vine street.
The third grand military and civic
picnic Of the Irish American Centennial
Guards, Captain NJ. Walsh command.
ing, will take place at the East End
Garden Wednesday, Juno 20. The Com.
mittee Of Arrangements, consisting ol
Thomas McGoyern, Frank Burns, VIM
Smith, Dennis Flaherty and I. d. Nc
N #, have prepared for splendid time
some OF the principal being a gold ring
for the person selling the greatest mum.
Der OF tickets, a handsome g"ld-heade0
cane tor the best roller OF len-pins, and
silver CUP to the best walIzer. ln ad
dition to all this there can be seen at The
garden the manly form and eagle eye
OF Ben. &. Van Dyke, the snake tanner
who has been prevailed upon to leave
the Health Office Tor one day TO contrib
ute 10 the j .lty OF the occasion.