The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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ing covered with slates.
MORE OF the "quesr'' was found at PIG
East Pearl street, Wednesday night.
Mr.. G. B. KEEPER has been elected
Treasurer OF the Mt. Adams Inclined
Railway Company.
Two horses were stolen from the stable
OF Joseph Budalemeyer, of Nit. Adams,
Wednesday night.
THEcost Of the extension of the South
cru Road from Somerset to the coal
fields will be SAL, l29 70.
MIKE FoGARTY, who is accused of
numbering John Palmer in Glendale, Is
Gagged in the County Jail.
DON'T give money TO any one claiming
to be author zed by the Police Relief
Fund to collect such from our citizens.
THE alarm of fire, last night, from Box
73, was caused by burning chimney,
near the corner Of Twelfth aud Walnut
THE Fifth Regiment o. V. 1. on last
Wednesday night drew up appropriate
resolutions on the death of the late
Major John Collins.
JOHN MANGAN, the conrectioner, is
lying very i'll, at his home on Broadway,
from the effects OF an assault on him by
a loot-pad, few nights ago.
Mr.. Q. E. NEWELL while at the As-
sembly Rooms, on Main and Seventh
streets yesterday morning, either lost
Sl4, or had 1t picked from his pocket.
THOMAS DUNCAN, q teamster living at
Colerain Pike and Marshall avenue, fell
from his wagon yesterday, on Spring
Grove avenue, and broke his right leg.
JUDGE BURNETT did not adjourn court
yesterday, but heard the testimony in
the DodsGorth murder trial. The testi-
mony is now all heard and the argument
commenced.
THE Consolidated Street Railroad
Company, yesterday put a new line OF
cars from Fountain Square to Newport,
across the Newport Railroad Bridge.
Fare cents.
THE friends Of Marcus Haas, an old
citizen, will regret TO learn Of his death,
fr6m dropsy, a. his home, No. A Harri.
son street. The funeral took place yes.
terday afternoon.
MILE. NINoN DUcLos' troupe of
blondes are still drawing crowded
houses OF the National Theater. Matinee
Tomorrow afternoon and last perform
anee Saturday night.
"WEEPING Tonight All Alone" song
and chorus; words by Miss Salie Ham
AANoAS W 's Hls liCADht' AlSU,
"Woodland Romance Waltzes,p by A,
Wimplheimer. just Issued by John
Church u Co.. Cincinnati.
Two young men, named Frank Hun
ter and Frank Smith, while on Thanks
giving spree yesterday, borrowed q
huckste's horse aud wagon for a ride
The result is that they will pay SIS for
being drunk and for cruelty to animals. }.
MRS. METHA WANKELMANN, wife Of a
cigar dealer Of this olty, suicided yester.
day, BY hanging herself, at her resi-
dence, on Marshall avenue, Mt. Auburn
The deceased was ffty-nine years old
and has been, OF late, Of unsound mind
IN row, last night, in Dtvoto's ST.
toon, ON Walnut street, Matt. Quinn
pushed an Italian named N. Baccincco
against red-hct slove, which burned
him SO badly that the flesh peeled off in
fakes. Qainn was arrested, and will bt
nied next Saturday.
THE alarm of fire, Wednesday night
about O'Clock, was due to the burning
gas escaping from the new artesiaE wei
on the premises of MIR. Moerlein, thu
EIm-street brewer. The derrick Of tht
boring machine was also burned. Loss
$3.50.
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR J. B. O'Uonnor
VI sne S's II. ~ ~ hdlltodu, lOCheu Luree
suspicious looking tramps, who were OF
his train, i'll Car until he reached thu
oity day before yesterday. He ther
handed them over TO the officers, wher
$500 worth OF goods were found Ia thei
possession. They were confined an(
the goods have since been Identified a,
having been stolen from Eaton, OHIO.
THIS morning Officer woodward dis
covered man, who gave his name to b,
George Stewart, in the Gait House will
burglar tools in his possession, and will
an alacrity quite pralsewo orthy, hurriet
the culprit 10 the Police Court, and be
fore the man could fairly realize Wha
had happened sentence OF one year a
the Work-aouso was passed upon him
THE alarm yesterday from Box 80 wa
caused by fire from detective fue II
a house al No. 462 Broadway. The roo
was badly burned, as was also the roof
OF the two houses south OF it. The three
to the north Of it were also somewha
damaged, all one story frames. Their
is no insurance, but the loss Will not b.
more than $500.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Mt. Adams and Edel
Park Inclined Railway, on Wednesday
the following were elected Directors TO
the ensuing year: s. NJ. Lemont, Wm
M. Ramsey, Geo. II. Proctor, Julius Lang
Wm. Il. Pearce, Jas. r. MurGock, G. b
Korper. G. b. Kerper was elected Pres
dent aud Treasurer, and j. r. Mur
dock Secretary.
AS one OF the street cars was comm;
down The hill from Mulberry street las
evening, the chain or the brake was sew
cred, and the car, filled with passengers
started down the hill at a IuriOus rate
Running into the wrong track it strucl
the car coming up, breaking the tongu
to spHnters, ana only for the fact taa
the mules were between the care, Sc
rious accident would have resulted
The mules, even, were not hurt.
WILLIAM BRoMWELL, ESQ, one Q
CincinnatPs pioneer merchants, die,
"Wednesday evening. from an attack c
paralysis OF the brain. Nj. BromWel
Yves eight years member OF the Cit,
Council and one OF the incOrporators o
the first street railroad in the oity, an
served as its Superintendent. he Wa
seyenty-two years cfsge at the time o
his death. The funeral services will b
held at the Central Christian Church a
10 O'clock Saturday morning.
AN inquest was held this morning a
O'Clock on The body OF Jackson Merr,
a coloted man from Nashville, Tenn