The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04
LOCAL BREvITlES
BRING out your cutter.

O'Clock this evening and extinguishsd
Rt $3.50 A. n.
TIM illness OF Red Mularchy has pre-.
vented the gloVe-hght between him and
Mr.. OBrieI.
" The funeral OF the late Alpheus Cut
ter took place yesterday afternoon, from
Trinity M. E. Church.
LABoRERs in the Courthouse building
who formerly received their salaries
monthly will now get them weekly.
THE explosion Of a gasoline lamp at
1913 Elm street last evening resulted in q
big scare, but not much tre or damage.
THE Little Miami Road will Garry
passengers to Columbus to attend the
Governors inauguration at 50 50 for the
round trip.
JUDGE SWING Issued bench warrant
yesterday tor the removal OF Harold
Scott to Virgtnia, where he 10 wanted
Tor counterfeittng.
THE police, seventy Eight OF them, had
drill last evening at Oliver-street Sta-
tion. They are preparing Gor the GuOer-
material inauguration.
MRS. CAROLINE BROOKS, the butter
soulptress, began q study in butter to-
day OF the "Marchioness," from Dick
ems "Curlosity Shop"
MANAGER GILBERT, of the National
Theater, has 80 toned down his perform,
ances, that there will be no occasion tor
a descent Of the police.
MRS. ANDREAs HUMMER, living at the
northeast corner ol Liberty and Elm
streets, fell from step-adder at her
home and broke one OF her legs.
SOME common sneak-thisf yesterday
stole a rubber mat from the door-steps
OF Rev. Pohlmeysr's residence, on Me-
MleIen avenue, near Main street.
GEORGE MORRIS went to the Work
house lor three months, this morning,
for stealing two oyercoats from Joseph
Pretsch on the l9Lh Of December last.
The notion store of Mrs. Barbara
Deienbach, on COlsrain avenue, near
James street, was eurglarized yester-
day morning Of about SIS worth of goods.
1T was o sad disappointment to a
large number Of admiring friends yes
terday afternoon, TO find that the trial
oil the Dizzy Blondes did not take D lace.
The time is to-day.
THE Axis deers presented to the BOO
logical Garden by the King Of Wurtem.
berg. left Stuttgart on the 4th OF Decem-
ber, and will arrive At the Little Miami
Depot at 8 O'Clock this evening.
TEE Davenport Club at Pike's Opera.
house last night rendered "The Love
Chase" to fine house In very accept
able manner. January 10, "Naval En-.
BagemenLs" and "My Turn Next"
The shoe store Of Mr.. Robert V :geou,
who lives at No. 30lH George streer,
was entered by thieves last night, who
succeeded In getting away with two or
three pairs OF tine boots and shoes.
JOSEPH ECKERT will pay $40 fine for
laying nis ielonIous hands upon a key of
beer belonging to Theresa Hab ger, who
lives on Seventh street. 1t was New
Years, and he wished to celebrate.
The Little Miami Railroad Is ex-
pected to commence running passenger
trains TO the Public Lauding to-day, uu-
der the resolution OF the Common Couu.
Gil, approved by the Board OF Public
Works.
THERE is to be q new kindergarten
started In q few days at Jacob Dclps
place, ON McMicken avenue. The Su.
perintendsnt spoken Of at present is
George. Kramer, the well-known mineral
water er1hanufacturer.
YOUNG oeuntryman from Catletts-
burg, KY, by the name OF Chas. Kirby,
is u prisoner at the Central Station, sup
posed to be fugitive from justice. His
charge 10 stealing meat in Grant Coun.
ty, KY, from q farmers meat-house.
AN infant girl, about two months old.
whose parents lived in the third story OF
No. 232 Laurel street, was found dead In
bed before daylight. No cause was as
signed, and no physician being in AL
tendance, the Coroner was notified.
THE Cincinnati Orchestra last even
Nv nd
Jacob, Sr., at bis residence, No. 1O2 York
street; and to MIR. Edward Jacobs, No. 81
Whiteman street. At both places they.
were invited inside, where beautiful
repast was served.
TIE annual report Of the Women,s
Temperance Union shows that the total
attendance at their meetings was
twsnty-one thousand one hundred and
thlrty-nine; OF these one thousand four
hundred and seyenty-nine had signed
She total abstinence pledge.
A HORSE and buggy, belonging to Mr.. |
John DoDabue, living at the corner of |
Marshall and Colerain avenues, was
stolen Tuesday night in the Twenty
fret Ward. Wednesday the horse with
the harness was found wandering around |
she streets, but the buggy is still miss
Ing.
THE creditors of Jacob Benninger met
last night at 331 McMicken avenue. It |
was ascertained that notes for about |
500, 700 were held, and that in addition to |
tnese there are $49, 900 mort cages on the |
Benninger property. The creditors re-
solved to file petition in bankruptcy |
Against Benninger.
LIZZIE sCHEENRAsH, the young lady
who was. accldenLly sh0t on New Years. |
night, died At the Hospital last evening.
Henry Hadler, who lives at No. 129 EY- |
srett street, and is supposed TO have
aeDe the shooting, was arrested on the |
pnsIgs OF manslaughter, and will be hello |
until after the Coroneps inquest.
THE W omen's Christian Temperance
UnioR OF this city opened a reading
room last year, and during the nine
months it has been in operation four
thousand six hundred and eighty.uine
persons aVaiied themselves OF its priv. |
Neges. OF this number fifty have united
with seme church and fourteen hundred
and seventy-nine have signed the tenn.
perance pledge.
LAST evening Robert Greman, a farmer
Of Dtarborn County, Indiana, left his
horse and wagon on the corner OF Hop.
kins and Linn streets tor q few me
ments, but when he returned 1t was
gone. Afterwards the horse and wagon