The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
LATEST LOCAL.

SIXTY EIGHT marriage licenses issued this week.
FINES in the Police Court during the week
amounted to Sl750.
CoMMIsSIoNE HOGAN apologized to the Board
yesterday aternnC iii for his conduct at their prey-
Gus meeting
AN unknown floater was found in the river to-
day near the Sedamsville Police Station. Coroner
Stitch will hold an inquest.
SQUIRE B. NJ. WRIGHT has removed from his
old quarters No "a Sixth street, to those recently
occupied by EX- Squire D. W. C. Lee.
FRED RUEHRwEIN and Fred. Bardmeier, part
ners as sheep-skn tanners, at Nos, GA and 676
Plum street. made an assignment to John Krebs
JOHN CUMMINGS, fireman on the 0. & NJ. Rail
road, was struck by a passing train last evening
and taken to his home in an unconscious condi-
tion.
THE Court of Common Pleas Yesterday fixed the
aggregate sum to be expended in the County
Trcasarer's office for the salaries OF employees at
$500.
AT the meeting of the Labor Lyceum, John
Ehmann will make the opening addr ss at Ar
better Hall tomorrow afternoon. Subject: "Co-
operative Industry"
'MR. L. w. FECHHEIMER the successful candidate
in te contest for the prize OF the recent fair given
by st. Edwards Church, was presented with an
elegant gold watch yesterday
TsaE contract with the American Gas-light Com
pany for Lighting the gasoline lamps OF the city
for one year, WHICH passed tile BOARD OF Aldermen
yesterday, was approved by the Board of Public
Works this morning
Mr.. CHAs KEsrNER, an employe of Windisch,
Muhlhauser 4 Bro, has been missing from his
home corner OF Liberty street and Central ave-
nue.. since several days ago, when he drew two or
three weeks wages, and has not been heard from
since
didate for the position Of Probate Judge, who
made the contest against Isaac B. Mats n, appeared
before Judge Burnet to-day and gave notice that
he was now ready to drop all proceedings on his
part in his contest case. An entry was made to
that effect
WIN. WISE gave himself up to-day to the officers
of the Central Station, he having learned that
there was requsition out for him for the alleged
stealing of IL horse in Newport. Ky. He was ta-
ken by Deputy Sheriff Joe Moses before Judge
Avery, and the hearing OF the case was set for
| next Monday.
| Mr.. J. WELLER of the firm OF Weller Worth,
No 46 West Second street, was ascending on a
loaded elevator yesterday, when some Of the ma
chineTy gave way and he was prGcipitated below
fracturing his right leg in two places below the
knee He was taken to his home, No. l ,1l5 Bank
| lick street, Covington.
| NELLIE CAMPBELL, the landlAdy of the house of
ill-repute No Sc West Sixth street. who the other
day was cut in the back by her husband is resting
| easy to-day. DR.. Slough, who is attending her,
does not yet pronounce ner out of danger He is
| somewhat afraid that Inflammation will set in,
which will make the case serious
| AT u o'clock this morning the members of the
Eleventh 0. V. |. formed in line at Hopkins Hail.
| and, headed by Lou. Hoeke's Field Band, marched
to the G., H. 4 ID. Deno!, where they received their
comrades from Dayton, Troy and Piqua. Then
they returned. and after partaking of an elegant
dinner at Reid's Hotel. again assembled at Hop
kns Hall, and held their reunion. Col. P. p.
Lane made the reception speech, which was fol-
lowed by remarks from other members of the regi-
ment Mrs. Cora Dean Murphy and Mr.. Carl Won
Weller volunteered the duet "The Daughter OF
| the Regiment"