The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
On, Moses.

On, Moses.
SHERIFF WALLACE intends to stick TO joe
ElaHrY-rwo deaths in the city last week
JUDGE Cox's Court was not opened on
time
JOE MOSES was on his post to-day, await
ing the action of the Judge.
THE excitement in the Criminal Court
room was intensely so this morning.
WALTER Cox and T. c. Campbell, ESQ,
were not present in the Courtroom to-day.
JEREMIAH C. TULLIs, a 'reputed million
aire, died Saturday at the age of ffty-seven
years.
yesterday at his residence, No. 449 Central
avenue.
THE fire late Saturday afternoon, at No
i'll Liberty street Mrs. Gerhardts), caused
but slight loss.
THE Elm-street Club Saturday evening
adopted resolutions relative to the death OF
Jacob Koehl one of its members.
THE Miami Ministerial Conference met at
the First Baptist Church, on Court street,
this morning, for two days session.
SAM GYM, colored man who slept in
stable on Ninth street near Plum, was
AOpOcu putuIudy VI p1O LII
Big SIX was in consultation with Judge
Cox up to IL o'clock this morning, and still
the troubled waters were not smoothed.
Mas. KUNKEL, widow of the murdered
officer, on Saturday received $500 of the
proceeds of the Clio Club performance.
A SMALL fire occurred last evening in the
second story of No. GAL Central avenue, used
as the printing office of the German Volks-
Zeitung.
THE Cincinnati Orpheus Society gave
select entertainment last evening in the
Maennerchor Hall under the supervision of
Prof Carl Barus.
JACOB ELsAs was sued Saturday by Joseph
Offenbach, of New York, on his indorse-
ment of the paper of the Meter Brothers
for $4,000.
THE Woman's Auxiliary Society of st.
Johns Parish have raised $468 rs during
the past year, by what they call fve-cent
missionary collection.
THE Republican City Executive Commit
lee met Saturday night at Turner Hall,
transacted no business and adjourned to
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. CHARLES EVANS, whose appointment
as Assistant United States District Attor-
ney was previously announced in our col
umns, has been sworn in by Judge Swing.
THE Right RevSDaniel s. Tuttle, Bishop
of Montana and Utah, preached last even
ing in Christ Church on the condition of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Far
West.
COCHRAN & Fulton, of Louisville, filed in
the United States District Court, Saturday
evening, suit against James Loucheim Il
Co., of Cincinnati, for the collection of
81, ,446 43.
THE regular bi-monthly meeting of the
Executive Board of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations was held last evening
in the vestry of the Temple, corner Mound
and Eighth streets.
THE Board of Public Works visited the
Markley farm Saturday, as announced, and
concluded that it was not advisable to put
it in use for reservoir. It will be again
advertised for lease.
DURING the matinee performance at Pike S
0pera-house Saturday Madame Roze, of the
Kellogg Opera Company, narrowly escaped
being struck by the drop-curtain while try
ing to reach bouquet.
MILE ROSE finished her task of walking
one hundred miles in twenty-six hours at
the Bellevue House last night. Her nine
year-old daughter Lulu walked twenty-five
miles in five hours and thirty minutes,
ANDY SLAuGHTER, u COlOTeu Ulau, pTOprl-
etor of the Dumas House on McAllister
street, was badly cut behind the right ear
Saturday night by another colored man
named Tribue. The latter escaped arrest.
THE Central Committee of the North
American Sangerbund has been made VI
entirely of residents of Cincinnati, and they
are now making preparations for the Senger
fest which will be held in this city next year
THE National Labor Reform Party met il
Cumminsville Saturday night but they die
not succeed in nominating ticket for warC
officers. Sam. Cary was present and reaC
the platform of the party adopted at To
ledo. Another meeting will be held Satur
day.
AFTER considerable shooting by the Off
GERS late last night, Miles and John Brannar
and Jacob Pense were captured near the
Plum-street Depot, where they were sup
posed to have taken some beer which ha6
been stolen at the corner of Pearl street anc
Central avenue. They will answer to the
charge tomorrow.
MARTIN NAaEL, who lives at the corner O.
Elm and Findlay streets, in company witt
Gabriel Gutter, hired horse and buggy O.
VIM. Asoforth yesterday to take drive
but on their return we've arrested for over
driving and cruelty abusing the horse. Thi!
morning they paid fine of IS each.
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