The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES

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ioCe''e Vi pay o"' .''"e .''
The only son OF Mr. julius JenneTt, inc
Assistant cry Engineer, dled yesterday
INTERNAL REVENUE tax collected by Col
lector Amor Smith, Jr from June lIth 10
June Goth amounts to S93o2'o Us.
FoorpADs have, during the last two weeks
stopped and examined lhree oelated loot
passengers on the southern railroad bridge
A PASSENGER train of the Westwood Mar
row-gauge Railroad Jumped the track near
Glenmore Station yesterday, but no serious
damage was done.
RrpGrARs entered tie residence of Mr.
Kerr No Clinton Court throuoh an omen
window last Sunday NIGHT and stole several
articles of clothing,
A sTRrFT-cAR conductor named Day, liy-
inc at 5a5 Central avenue made an nnsuc-
cessful attnmnt to commit suicide Yesterday
bv taking Iaudanum.
1n,,,.,,;,,, ,,.o, +,,o ,,oua;ot !,
the case of Frank BeineTt. the printer, whose
bodv was found Yesterday in the river at
the foot of Smith street.
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JOHN II. MASNiHo, VI Ci;.Cin ~ t r,l1 iieI
to l,' "lsry nv oI;iit;os
Si oSo ~ assets ii 9l6 ~
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oLERk SMILEY fo''eSteu Dt1 We n lolioMins 3'is
iiies ana Cos'S III liie Io!lCe Coui' uui!ns
ee ilont' sa,n ,S " TI CO., '"'e' 7Ao' '0'
1890 V-4' -'' ''
1iE Marietta NlilClilnal ln haIiroau VIII
run slecia, VlalllS ~ we oa d"
deaN ing 1luIll-s'!teS 'lt'ot az ~ Nv aliu
-'oo p III" 0PecAal cars lcSei VIC" loi i"0i0'
JOSEPH roller, a roustabout with head
quarters at the landing, was afralsheu Oh
t"ocnarSeS OF slealilS c!otne' t,llS morning W
ana gwen sentence Vi 9-o' anu 'li1l y u"9
III eacl case
Mr. WIN. HICKCoX, partner IN me hrm
OF Bart lllckcoX ana 1or nearly twenty
five years business man OF tins city, died
a. h1s leslUeiiVe' -'o Ao0 ''''Ni'i' '''oe'' 0''
0uiiu"S l"''
The Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad Will
sell excursion tickets at hal1-1are between
all stations Oh the mann line ana prahches
July Sd and Atm. IlCketS VIII be goou re-
1uflllile ul'll : ulS Jun ''i'i"'i''
MICHAEL SMITH, young blacksmith re-
siding with his mother on the corner Oh
Ninth and Harriet streets, mas heeh missing
from his home tor the past TWO weeks anu
his friends are exceedingly uneasy ABOUT
him.
The Council Commttee on M'Il'ary Al
fairs adopted resolution laSI evening rec
ommendlng CounclI 10 tease Two hooFS III
Eureka Hall for i've years at S2'ooo year
for military purposes ana army ana uriil-
room.
LADY MARY Francis EADs, the "terror Of
Cummnsville, had two sentences ol So?-7O
each suspended over hGr inns mofil!h3
which Will be put INTO eiiect me heHI tiiile
she gets drunk ana SlhaShes hel lleisilpoIS
windows
Mss ANNE CELESTE CoNNELL, who claims
to be under the control of spirit guides
while at the keyboard, mas arrived IN thG e
city, and last nlSht gave an eNillolt!on ~ Vi
her powers at me residence Vi MI NH"iic'
Graham, NO Is barr street.
WADE HARRIS. the deaf mute whom Judge
Longworth, a few days ago dismissed from
the charge of burglary and at the same time
presented hlm with 70 win whlch TO leaye "a:
the cl'y, was SEM oue lot ,ilee % ltVii'AS '"''
morning on the charge OF NaSrahcy'
AN inquest was held this morning on the
body OF Young Herman Plogman, timer
living at No 96 llNnt street, who was
drowned last Friday night while bathing in
the river lust above the Suspension Bridge
verdict was returned Oh oeath from accl-
dental drowning
A YOUNG BOY while turning the crank of
drum to a hoist at Aims 4 Doepkes new
building, corner of Canal and Main streets,
last evening got his hand into the cog
wheels and had it mashed. Mr., John
("Slab'D Doan rescued the boy from his
perilous position.
PETER HrLsESHE1MER. driver of stone
wagon for Ruderbeck, the contractor was
driving down the Paramount Hill Yesterday
aftern7on when the wagon. which was
filed with stone. upset the two horses
were killed, and both of Mr.. Helsenheimer S
legs were broken.
LAST evening during the performance at
the Olympic Tbeater on Central avenue,
between Clinton and Belts streets. the en-
tire skvlight, constructed of pressed glass,
fell to the floor with tremendous crash.
Mr.. Streube received several cuts on his
hands, but no one else was hurt
A. .,.a,ua.ox,,. ,,o,,., ,,ooa E.o,,,,
RinJar vas diyen a sentence of 5000 for
ahnsino and assanIting his aced father and
mothnTs WbiIe hning taken down stairs ha
made the threat that he would get even
Will tho old fnits some time for which La