The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
WHISKY Detectives are in town.

LOCAL BIKE ll1Los
WHISKY Detectives are in town.
CAsPAR BAKER is at the Hospital suffering
from broken leg received while scufiing
A BURNING chimney on Walnut street
caused yesterdays alarm of fire. No loss
HENRY KRoEGER, a baker of Sycamore
street, dropped dead at his residence Satur'
day.
FRED. KAUsTANs, a huckster, was fined s.
this morning for smoking in the Lower
Market.
SrooK is coming in on the O. & NJ. Road
at SO brisk rate that two extras were run
yesterday.
THE Cincinnatis, in their second practice
game, Saturday, defeated the picked nine
by score OF 7 to l.
JAMES E. DUNN has been missing from his
home, corner of Bank and Baymiller streets
since last Thursday.
WALHALLA LODGE, No. 43, D. o. H., cele-
brated its twenty fifth anniversary yester-
day at Workman's Hall
JANIS McHUGH was sent to the Work
house this morning for the third or fourth
time for beating his old and feeble wife.
JOE GLAIsoN, a waiter at Mr.. Blocks, on
East Fourth, was sent out Saturday to get
$40 bill changed, and has not yet returned.
The Yale Club met Saturday evening and
drew up a memorial in regard to the death
of one of its best members, Mr. Lewis Este
Mills.
A HORSE and milk wagon belonging to A.
Miller ran up Vine street from Ninth yester-
day afternoon and smashed the wagon to
splinters.
DIVERS are busy at work in the river be
low Millcreek raising boat filled with kegs
of nails which was sunk some eighteen
months ago.
WILLIE FORD boy eleven years old, ran
away from his home few days since with
$50 in gold and an equal amount in silver.
He has not yet been heard from.
THE match at the Highland between the
pedestrians Schmehl and Bartlett was won
by the former The latter was presented by
his friends with an elegant belt.
THE residence of Mr.. Thomas Atkins, No.
Az Sherman street, was entered by burg
lars yesterday morning and robbed of sill
yer watch and about $6 in money.
IT has been proposed that St. Johns
Church, on Plum street, be placed in charge
of Bishop Jaggar, thereby making it the re-
ligious center of Episcopalianism in South.
ern Ohio.
THE wife of Henry Osteroh, tailor liv-
ing at No, 26 Orchard street, deserted her
home on Saturday. A well-known Ger
man doctor over the "Rhine" is said TO
have something to do with the matter.
THREE men and one woman were brought
in from Corryville this morning on the
charge of performing common labor on
sunday, or in other words, playing billiards.
Their trial was continued until May 1st
FT. II
thief, was found in q restaurant on Broad
way, yesterday, with large bunch of bur
glar tools in his possession, and this morn
ing listened to a sentence of 500 and 60
days pronounced upon him.
SINGERS holding cards with the following
numbers have been dropped from the Mu
sical Festival Chorus for noncompliance
with the rules concerning attendance: 40,
46, 81 90, 81, 72, 79, 139, 40, 146 156, 159,
$50, 2s3, 303, 410 430, 453, 463, 481, 513, 555,
$50, 566, 593.
"BLUE RIBBON MARCH, dedicated to Tenn
perance Reform Clubs everywhere, by J. H.
Williams, is just issued by John Church d
Co., Cincinnati The same house also pub
fishes Under the Roses Hid My Hear"
words by s. n. Mitchell; song and chorus;
music by P. Keil
RESOLUTIONS of incorporation of the Mt
Washington Roman Catholic Church were
left for record with the Recorder of Ham
ilton County, Saturday, the following
named persons having been elected Direct
ors for one year. Michael Leclere, Jacob
Betz, Thos Madden, JAS McGee; John
Coffey, Clerk.
AN inquest was held this morning on the
body of Michael Manning, found Saturday
night in the Ohio River at the foot of Mill
street. Manning was drowned on the 18th
inst. while crossing the river from Coving-
ton with two companions, opposite Central
avenue. The jury rendered verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts.
THE expenses and earnings of the South
ern Railroad for the quarter ending March
61st are as follows Earnings, $85, 1856 10;
less operating expenses $50 545 OF; net earn
lngs, S45, ,S41 II; less interest on capital
stock, S6, ,535 70; less ten per cent. of bal
ance for operating line, per contract 49,
$50 "a; balance due Trustees, $780, ,374 IS.
Mr.. SAMUEL HARR1Es yesterday left his
fine team of fast trotters standing on the
corner of Clark and Freeman streets, in the
care of an elderly lady who had been riding
with him, when some boy hit one of the
spirited animals with q stone and caused
runaway. No person was hurt, but one of
the horses broke his leg and had to be shot.
COUPLE of young gallants hired horse
and buggy at Heuermann's livery stable yes
terday and started for a ride toward the
West End, but when they reached Sixth
and Mound streets the horse took fright, |
ran away and wrecked the buggy They
reported their mishap, and the hostler soon
started after the wreck with another buggy, |
but on arriving at about the same place the
horse again ran away and smashed the sec
ond buggy to splinters
CAR No. 10, of the Newport line, had just
crossed Fourth street going toward the
river yesterday forenoon, when the brake
gave way and the car started down hill at
lively rate. A Covington car was just
ahead, and the driver, seeing the danger
whipped up his horses to keep out of the
way. He succeeded, and no damage was
done to the cars, but woman a man and
q little girl, who were passengers, jumped
from the cars and received some bad
bruises