The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

OFFlCER CARROLL was tnrOWn out Oh
buggy last evening and seriously hurt.
AFTER the departure of John Doe for Co.
lumbus, an extra key was found in his cell.
IT is Mrs. Lucas, who figured here recent,
ly, that is practicing the same tricks in
Boston.
AUSTIN EARL, a resident of South Cum.
minsville, was found dead in his bed at hall
past o'clock last night.
Mrs MARY WINTER, who has been living
here since 1918, died day before yesterday
at Ashtabula, o., at the age of seventy-six
years.
THE residence of Mrs Major Blackburn
on Ninth street, was entered by thief at
o'clock last night and robbed OF gold
watch.
THE bond of Huston & Co. for the COM
pletion of the Southern Railroad will be
presented to the Trustees at their meeting
tomorrow morning.
THE owners of breweries, distilleries, and
cigar manufactures after tomorrow will be
called upon by the Revenue officials in re-
gard to their monthly payments.
CRoPPER the murderer of James Doyle on
the steamer Laura L. Davis last week, when
last heard of was at Maysville, KY, making
sLetSh5 hOA viz us s1uiANy >ASAiAtdiAiHN
Mr.. LOUIS DoBBEL1NG, proprietor of a
stone-yard at the corner of Fourteenth
street and canal, had his leg broken day be-
fore yesterday by falling block of wood.
THE Storrs and Sedamsville Street Rail
road Company yesterday, elected the fol
lowing directors: A. J. Mullane, B. T..
Cunningham, Nelson Perrin, J. W. Gaff
Oliver Perrin, J. l.. Keck and l.. Seasongood.
A sUNBURNT family of eight sat on the
sidewalk in front of the Cathedral this
morning, their bundles and buckets repos-
ing beside them. They hail from down in
Kentucky and are footing it to Springfield
Illinois.
Hon. J. W. FITZGERALD is back from Kan
sas, fresh and smiling He is accompanied
by Mrs John Fitzgerald, wife of the we'll
known railroad contractor, and her son
Eddie and Miss Anna Cogney, a charming
young lady from Kansas.
THE Court of Common Pleas has fixed the
aggregate amount of compensation to be
paid the employees of the County Recorder
at So 500 annually. This does not include
the salary of the Recorder The order will
60 into effect tomorrow.
GLEN ESTE is the name of q new Post
office Just established on the Cincinnati &
l. vi ANll loN -SuuSC lblllIOdu III SlCl
mont County, between Mt. Carmel and
Olive Branch. The name, of course, is in
honor of Mr.. David K. Este, Vice President
Of the road.
Mr., JACOB HUsT, proprietor of a slaughter
house in the neighborhood of Mr.. c. Moer
Inns brewery on Elm and Henry street, has
instituted suit against Mr.. Moerlein to re-
cover S. 900 damages alleged to have been
sustained by his house through the gases
escaping from the artesian well.
THERE is decided increase in the tenn
perance work at Bible Chapel, 1S4 Long
worth street. The telling speeches Of those
who have been the victims of strong drink
are producing good results. Large numbers
are reforming and turning over the new
leaf" A good programme is promised for
this evening
THE Harugari M@nnerchor have elected
the following committee for the Bundles
Sangerfest" Joseph Lammert, H. Wielert,
F. Lampert John Brenner, Charles Wal
brecht, j. Engelke, H. Moser, Florence
Marmet, Rev. NJ. Gundrum and Charles
Kuhl AS delegates Messrs. A. ReiChert
and W. Koch were selected.
THE National Board of Steam Navigation
will hold a meeting in this city, beginning
September 4th. Next Monday morning at
10 o'clock the steamboat owners of Cincin-
natl will hold meeting at No. 10 Public
Landing to arrange for the Convention, and
all those interested in promoting the inter
ssts of navigation should be present.
THE funeral of Mrs. Eunice Could wife of
Mr.. John Gould, of the firm of Perrin, Gould
& Co., took place yesterday afternoon from
her late residence on Elm street above
Ninth and was largely attended. The re-
mains were inferred in Spring Grove. The
pal-bearers were Messrs. Daniel Fithan,
Captain James S. Wise, Chas Thomas, Vim.
Chidsey, Joseph Meader, Joseph Megrue,
w. Corbly and John Cook.
REV Mr.. IVES, alias John A. English, who
pretended to be the cousin Of widow in
Carthage, Ohio, and who, under false rep
resentations to her, sold her effects and de-
camped, was arrested in Wellsburg w. Va,
and brought back to Carthage by Marshal
Henderson of Carthage. He was tried be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday, and in
fault of $1,000 bail was committed to an
swer before the Grand Jury.
LORD EGAN, an old timer, went through
the restaurant at No. Ga w. Sixth street
last night and carried away large quantity
of wearing apparel belonging to the waiter
girls. Officer Sullivan captured the noble
Lord and his bundle this morning, and
there was some fun at the Chiefs office
when the girls came up to identify their
underwear My Lord will be heard to-
morrow,
The Sangerbund Concerts.
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