The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Low SUNDAY Yesterday.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Low SUNDAY Yesterday.
THE railroad war is ended.
The Loan Exhibition will soon open.
The Equitable Loan and Building Asso
cation has been incorporated. Capital
stock 81 100000.
GEoRGR GUDBURLEr had his foot cut of
while trying to get on train, Saturday,
in Cumminsvile.
THE alarm from Box 4, Sunday morning
early, was false. Something ails the box
1t needs repairing.
LEONARD HALL, of this city, attempted
suicide the other day at the West Jersey
Hotel, Philadelphia.
GEO. MITHEoFER, son of our Alderman,
fell into Aims & Doepke's cellar, Saturday
evening, and was severely hurt.
DR.. GEO. B. ORR Saturday evening
sprained his arm in attempting to stop a
runaway team on Eighth street.
Ed. LEARY, seven years old, living at No.
100 Broadway, was run over by asmarket
wagon and badly hurt Saturday night
THE Young Mems Hebrew Literary Cir
Gle went through with all interesting mock
criminal trial at their rooms yesterday
A YOUNG GIRL named Elizabeth Flynn
was taken from bad house on Longworth
street last night upon complaint of her
aunt.
A THEATRICAL and musical entertainment
was given last night in Turner Hall for the
benefit of the German Teachers Seminary
in Milwaukee.
MR GEORGE Fl. BURROUGHS has leased the
College Hill Narrow-gauge Railroad from
the owners and will soon take the entire
control of it.
JOHN McDERMoT will be tried tomorrow
before Squire Block on charge of stealing
some property belonging to the Cedar Grove
Land Il Building Association.
FROM the outlook it is very likely that the
Zoo-zoo managers intend to make quite q
gala day on the occasion of the opening day
on Wednesday next. Be there to see.
THREE base-ballsts were arrested yester-
day for playing ball on Sunday, at the cor
ner of Fifth and Butler streets, but this
morning the charge was considered invalid.
ONE of the residences on Mt. Auburn was
found unlocked and gas burning by the
officers at 2:30 o'clock this morning. Bur
glaries are easy under such circumstances.
GEORGE Yos one-armed man, living at
No 1894 East Front street. had one of his
fingers broken Saturday evening by falling
off platform car in the Little Miami Rail
road yards.
BARNEY CLEANS during a fit this morn
ing, fell upon the sidewalk on the
corner of Vine and Longworth streets, and
fractured his skull. He was taken to the
Hospital
A coMMITTEE of six, of the Socialistic La
Dor Party, meets tonight at the Volkszei-
tung office for the purpose of arranging a
mass-meeting to consider the Southern
Railroad question.
JAMES DAWSON, living on the corner of
Broadway and Seventh street, was remand
ed for sentence this morning on the charge
of stealing two pots of flowers from the
5ixth-street Market
THE st. Cecilia Mannerchor gave musi-
cal concert and soiree last evening at Wash
ington Platform, on Court street. A large
crowd was in attendance, and the affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
A CINCINNATI THIEF was arrested in Louis
vile recently with pawn ticket on his per-
son calling for valuable cluster diamond
ring, which had probably been stolen in
this city. The owner can learn particulars
by calling at the Chiefs office.
GAzowAY HuGLE, of Newport, while list
ening to a liniment vender at the corner OF
Race and Fifth streets, had his pockets re.
lieyed of twenty-tive-dollar watch and
chain. He has enough OF gas-a-way.
THE creditors of the Miami Distillery
Company of Hamilton, O., held a meeting
Saturday afternoon, and appointed com
mittee to consider the question of an exten
sion of six, twelve and eighteen months, as
asked by the Company.
SOME bold thief yesterday morning broke
through the plate-glass window in the jew
elry store of Charles Cook corner of fiftl
and Smith streets, but then found to hi
surprise that it was double window, ant
the silverware was safe.
LOUIS HUDEPoHL, of the well-known firm
of Hudepohl 4 Kotte, liquor dealers, wa
slightly injured by being thrown from
wagon in which he was seated, on Sycamor
street, near Liberty. The accident wa
caused by the breaking of an axle.
AS to the plan for the decoration of tn
city during the Musical Festival, the sub
committee of citizens appointed for tina
purpose has adopted resolution to dis
trict the city by squares, leaving to the cit
izens themselves the taste, disposition anC
character of the decoration.
Mr. w. R. ANDREWS, of Andrews Bazar
warns the public to look out for swindlers
who represent themselves as canvassin
agents for his publication. He employ
none such, and any person waited upon D., D.,
a so-called canvassing agent OF Andrews
Bazar" will confer a favor upon the publ
by causing his or her arrest.
A pAwN-TIcKET was found yesterday upo
the person of George W. Clark, a barber en-
ployed at No. "a West Fourth street, whic
called for gold watch recently stolen fror
Milton Williams, OF No. 80 Avery stree
Clark was arrested, and this morning We
bound over to the Grand Jury. Bail $5o
DANIEL HEAToN, the well-known FIT
street auctioneer, who resided at Grand Va
lev, was run over about o'clock Saturda
night by a Little Miami Railroad engn
near his home, and instantly killed. IL
engineer of the train, VIM. Peters is nj
thought blamable for the fatal accident.
MEssRs. GEORGE D. NEwHALL IL Co. ha'
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