The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
LOCAL BREVITlES.

OF course you assisted at the lhSugu-
ration.
OUR police came back from Columbus
at ! O'Clock this morning.
A LOVING COUPLE, Frank Martin and
Ellen Morsey, were married last even-
Ing by Squire Eckel.
THE funeral services Of the late Mag
gle Buckley Sullivan took place to-day
from 81. Xavier Church.
THE Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
morrow afternoon tor the transaction VI
some general business.
FIRE COMPANY No. 2 has an ingeni-
Gus patent for quickly mendlng q
bursted hose during fire.
FORTY yards OF cloth and five oloaks,
valued at $40, have been stolen at differ
ent times during the past week from j.
HI. Reefs place oil business, No. 1874 West
Fl til street.
THE hearso built by Mr. Chas. Behlen,
aud which took the prize at the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exposition has been
purchased by undertaksrs Schlshen-
berger Il GRANDMOTHER.
N, w. MYERS, Law Librarian, is Sc
curing the signatures Of The members OF
the Bar to petition for the increase OF
the salaries OF the judges of the Su-
pI6ulG SOul AAVlh VOIVVV w PcyoVVs
IDA GIBBS, wsyward dame, jammed
her delicate hst through three panes Of
glass Yesterday anu received the heavy
Sentence OF $500 and thirty days this
morning. She mad been up to the same
capers before and was full oil beer at the
lime.
The stock olders Of the Lower River
Road Turnpike Company have elected
the following officers: President, Peter
Znn; Board Ui Directors-Dr. w. j.
Goodin, John G. short, Chas. W. Short,
j. L. Garrison, Il. l.. Cooper, John
Kahney.
A HALF DOZEN young men, who were
spending the evening at Heuck's, got
noisy and proiane during the perform
anee, and were taken in. This morning
David Bowling, b. l.. Benoe and john
Lloyd paid fines and the rest were dis
missed.
Mr.. VIM BoETTGER, SR, pioneer
German druggist, whose store Is at The
corner Of Vine and Findlay streets, died
very suddenly at his home from ape
plexy, about hal!-past o'clock last
nigGt, His son, Mr. VIM. BOettger, Jr.
is the License Clerk in the May ors
office.
JOHN SCHILLING, who lives on Vine
street Hlli. was about to attempt suicide
Yesterday BY drinking bottle Of whisky
iNto which ne had put Strychnlne, when
he was prevented by an oftiaer and
locked up for safe keeping al Bremen
street Station.
JOHN kEEGAN, residing as 315 Main
street, uill De tried tomorrow, charged
with adultery with Emma Stewart, II
young woman, living ~ the big MIS-
souri." He was arrested at the in
stance OF his wife, Mrs. Keegan, but
Emma claime, however, that she was
married to keegan year ago.
THE pl operty-owners along Colerain
Pike, which has recently beon improved,
nude an application to Judge Yaple
yesterday for an order restraining the
City Auditor from certifying to the
County Auditor the assessment for the
Improvement to be placed OIL the tax
duplicate for collection. A temporary
restraining order was granted.
The Executive Committee Of the So.
clalists met last night at their headquar-
tsrs, MIR. Aenge acting as chairman. Tue
attendance was light. The object Of the
meeting was that of disposlug OF the
oases OF Fl. T. Ogden and T. I. Mark
land, the members who deserted the or
Ranization and protested against the
Newark platform. The result Of the
NbCusbOh az sh"s hSS'ASs Ne"SA -" u
Markand were excommunioatsd and
their seats declared vacant by unani-
NOUS vote.
A THREE YEAR OLD daughter OF Mr..
Kpmper, u tailor residing at NJ. 607
West Seventh street, was SO badly
Bcalded yesterday that Sue 10 hardly ex'
peeted to live. Mrs. Kemper had gone
to the grocery Oh an errand and Lhis
little glrI was standing by the stove,
when her older sister accidentally
tipped over a bucket OF boiling water
upon the little one, literally scalding
her from head to foot. All was done
that could be to relieve her sufferings
yet it will probably prove fatal.
JOHN SCHILLING, a German and Il car
penter by trade, attempted to oommi
suicide last night by trying to take
poison. He wenrtO Fortmeyer's drug
store on Sixth aud Central avenue las
evening and demanded some poison, bu
be was refused. After leaving thii
place he shortly after returned, ant
holding a glass OF whisky in his hant
told the clerk that he had obtained thu
poison at another place. The man theI
made pass to swallow the liquid, bu
WAS prevented by the clerk. Odicel
Cory was called iu and took Schilling Il
the Station-hOuss. He lives at 445 Wesi
Filth street, and works at stelnman
May Il Co.'s.