The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

IT required Sc, $50 to pay our militia for
their services at Newark. last summer.
THE services of several firemen on the M.
q G. Railroad have been dispensed with.
Two bears which had been bitten by q
mad-bear, were shot at the Geological Gar
den yesterday.
THE Woodward High School boys have
organized an orchestra, and will have their
first rehearsal tomorrow.
. A LARGE audience gathered last evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall to listen to DR.. VIM.
b. Davis lecture on Switzerland.
FRANZ RUF, lad fourteen years old, has
been missing from his home. No. l26 Nc
Micken avenue, since Wednesday.
DR.. LoNNawoRrH' electric light was shown
last night at the Volksfreund Office 1t
made the neighborhood as light as day.
MOHAWK LODGE, No. $50, l. o. O. f., gave
an entertainment last evening, at which the
Mozart Amateur Orchestra furnished some
fine music.
JAS. PERSON fugitive from Gallipolis,
where he is wanted on the charge of steal
ing watch, was arrested on the steamboat
Andes yesterday.
HARRIS MEYERS, a small boy who sells
small things about the markets. was stabbed
in the leg with pen-knife while in party
OF roughs night before last.
THE Board of Trade has determined to get
up petition among business men in oppo-
sition to the Judgment Debtor Bill now
pending in the Ohio Legislature.
THE Builders Exchange passed a resolu-
ton yesterday concerning Senator Lord s
bill abating nuisances. The resolution
stated that the present law was sufficient.
THE artesian well which is being drilled
by Mr.. Moerlein, the brewer, is at present
sixteen hundred and sixty-eight feet deep,
and no good water has been reached yet.
THE residence of Mr. Youman, ON the
corner of Vine and Twe tn "eets, was en-
tered by burglars yester ay aftern BON, and
several articles of jewelry and clothing
taken.
LARz ANDERSON bequeathed t, his wife,
Catherine L. Anderson, hisentire { at, to
be disposed of at her sole will ana pleas
ure, thereby making her the executrix of
the will.
IT is rumored that Mr.. G. W. Ramp, the
accountant appointed by the Board of Re
vision to examine the books of the Audit
sr's Office, is about to decline undertaking
the task.
DURING the amateur walking match at
Loyeland last night, Mr.. L. Q. Greenwood,
son of Miles Greenwood, fell from third
story window, distance of thirty feet, and
was seriously injured.
TwRNTY-oNE families members of the
Cincinnati Colonization Society, win leave
for Arkansas tonight on the 1928 train of
he Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Their
destination is Pope and Conway Counties.
In the Democratic Executive Committee
The first ballot for County Solicitor re-
suited: Paxton 39H, Baker 35X, Dodds7.
Tie second ballot stood: Paxton 36, Baker
III. Mr.. Baker was declared duly nomi-
mated.
THE strike of the plasterers at Shillito's
building is virtually ended. This morning
four more plasterers and five tenders re-
sumed work at the wages offered but at the
Music Hall thus far only strangers have
been employed
A GERMAN mass meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at Turner Hall 10 discuss
the propriety of issuing 81, ,0OO,0 900 in bonds
Dor the Southern Railroad. Messrs. Rueme-
I'm, Hassaurek and Marckworth are an
Hotnced as speakers.
THE second days session of the Mississip-
pi Valley Dental Association was held yes
serday. A discussion was had on DENTAL
Medication, Local and General" "Produc-
ion and uses of Celluloid" Artificial
SenttstLS anu opeIa,i'e Demtlsiy' Dls'
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IHE sum OF VIZ was stolen rev nights
aso from the pocket OF VIM. mccarthy,
l Ealie ne was drunk IN saloon near the
fnth-street sale-sta6les' Joseph Gelger, a
bartender and John wilson, hostler,
who were present at the time, have been ar
rested on the charge of stealing it, and will
nave their trlal next wednesday.
MIRA. SrRAucH, Superintendent of Spring
Grove Cemetery, has received a. letter Of
thanks from Charles H. Miller landscape
gardener, on behalf of the Commissioners
Of Fairmount Park Philadelphia for a do
swans. raised by Mr.. Strauch in Sprinp
Rrove Cemetery in the year 1876.