The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.


have been poisoned
THE phonograph at Hopkins Hall is
drawing large crowds every day.
DON'T fail to see those missing links"
They may prove to be your relations
THE salaray of our new Hydraulic Engin-
eer, James b. Bell, has been fixed at 81, 800.
Miss ELLEN FREEMAN's school on Prices
Hill had its closing exercises this morning.
CHARLES BIGEoN, costumer, on Fifth
street. near Race, has been unexplainably
missing for some time.
The friends of Leonard Weber, who met
with an accident several weeks ago, are Civ
ing rattle for his benefit.
THE Socialists held another meeting in
the Twenty-first Ward last night. About
. three hundred were present.
OFFICER SMITH has withdrawn the charge
of cruelty to a scholar, against Alfred Her
BALI teacher in the Fifteenth District
School.
TWENTY-FIVE of our wholesale grocers
have agreed to close their stores at clock
every Saturday, from June until September
1st, 1873
CHIEF ZIEGLER has carried out the orders
he received from the Police Commissioners, |
to notify all owners OF faro banks that
gambling must stop.
JOHN SHoENLEBER, three-year-old child,
fell from the third-story window to the
sidewalk at No. 1G0 Bremen street last night.
1t will probably recover.
EDWARD DEHNER, arrested a few days ago
on the charge OF burglarizing the dry goods
store at No. PIG West Fifth street, waived
an examination this morning.
Mr.. MACK, witness in the Police Court
this morning was fined $40 and costs for
taking So from the prisoner, whom he had
arrested, to compromise the case.
]. ]. WATTS dry-goods store, on Broad
way, was burglarized Tuesday evening for
the second time within year, and between
500 and 500 worth of goods taken.
TIE fire which caused the alarm from
Box Il last evening was in the fourth story
of Kaufman & Ricketts, fish establish
ment, No. 48 West Second street. Damage
slight.
FRANK ANDRE, who lives at No. 90 Public
Landing, fell from the chimney stack to the
deck of the steamer Sherlock, yesterday,
and was taken to the Hospital injured in
ternally.
COLONEL SNELBAKER returned to this city
last evening and will again leave for Ann
Arbor to-day in company with some of the
relatives of young Devin, to fully identify
the body.
JOHN BAILEY had his right hand caught
in a saw at James Mack's mill in Fulton
yesterday. The thumb and one finger were
cut off and the hand otherwise badly
mangled.
A FIFTEEN-YEAR-oLD girl named Maud
Henson who left her home in Cincinnati
several weeks ago. was found at Dayton in a
Ir,l to h,yt thn rn1i
day and returned to her home.
GEORGE H. CLARK, known thief, was
found at an early hour this morning on Sec
ond street with sack of cabbage on his
shoulder, evidently stolen. He was sent to
the Work-house for three months.
JAS. WEST, a colored man, living on Smith
street, with lis large family, was given
month at th@Work house this morning for
stealing So in money and a 81 watch from
J. NJ Carter, waiter at the Grand Hotel.
DURING q row at saloon on the Warsaw
Pike last Wednesday night, Mike Bensen-
schauner is charged with infiiCting several
disagreeable but not dangerous wounds
upon George Peter. Mike was accordingly
arrested and will be tried next Wednesday.
Miss JESSIE R. WRIGHT, the daughter of
John B. Wright the banker, was married
to Mr.. Fred Foster of Des Moines, Iowa, at
her residence on East Walnut Hills, last
evening The many guests then repaired to
the St. Nicholas, where a'grand supper had
been prepared.
SEVERAL OFFICERS of the Oliver-street Dis
trict yesterday unearthed a large quantity
of painters tools and implements at Fair
mount, near the residence of Emil Weber
and Martin Abr. A portion of the prop
erty was afterwards identified by the parties
81. I,nI, do
case look bad for Weber and Abr. These
parties were accordingly arrested, and will
be tried next Wednesday Oil the charge OF
burglary.