The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

JOHN SHULTz. a boy nine years of age, has
been missing from his home since Tuesday
last.
THE excursion to Winchester over the
Cincinnati and Eastern Narrow-gauge Road
yesterday was well patronized and much
enjoyed.
AT the monthly meeting last night of the
Electrical Society new theory on electro
motive force, by Mr.. Chas Jones, of this
city, was discussed.
A LABoRER in Thompson's undergrad
was struck by scantling last evening and
suffered broken arm and a fracture of
both legs
THE concert held recently at the Lookout
House for the benefit of Sister Anthonys
Good Samaritan Hospital netted the hand
some sum Of 81 ,015 92.
The County Commissioners held no meet
Ing to-day. They went out with Engineer
Hosbrook to inspect the bridges in the east
ern part of the County.
JOS SCHwERBER who lives on Central
avenue, near Liberty street, was arrested
last night and will be examined this even
ing on the charge of insanity.
ALBERT ZIMMERMAN, a colored steamboat
man. was held to answer this morning in
the sum of $500 on the charge of attempting
to burglarize at the Burnet House.
MAYOR MOORE has donated barrel of
crab cider to the bar at the promenade con-
cert now being held at st. Francis Hall for
the benefit OF st. Georges Church.
A TRICK CANISTER named Harry Green
was given a sentence of three months, this
morning, for swindling farmer out Of q
dollar by one OF his cunning games.
SEVEN of the girls who are in the habit of
promenading up and down Central avenue
were sent to the Work-house this morning
for street-waking and three for vagrancy.
A BULLET1N-BoARD has been placed in the
window of Messrs. Levassor & Williams "a
West Fourth street, upon which a daily
record will be kept of what is going on at
the Music Hall.
REV. P. B. MORGAN has leased the Church
known as Bible Chapel on Longworth
street, and hereafter the Reformed Epsco-
pal Congregation will hold their regular
seTViCeS at that place.
JOSEPH S. Cook and his assignee, Col.
Strickland, have brought a suit against
John H. Rendigs to recover S. 900 damages
for the alleged SANDER of the title of an es-
tate on Walnut Hills, belonging to plain
tiff
"I'LL Stand by You Till the Morning" is
Just published by Messrs. John Church &
Co. BY the same house. "Waiting Near
the Stile, song and chorus words by Ar
thur W. French and music by George w.
Persley.
THE Chickasaw Guards gave another ex-
hibition at the Highland House last night
to large audience and to-day started for
Columbus. Upon their return they will
drill at the Music Hall with Captain John
sons company of the National Guards
CHARLES REMMLER, a young man living
IN Lewis street, in Lewisburg, fell from
hird-story window in the Union Backing
Company building of this city, where he
was at work. He was taken home stunned
by the fall, but was not supposed to be
badly injured.
THE following additional sums have been
received by the Finance Committee of the
Southern Relief Association: Citizens of
Hamilton, o., per John B. Darnell, Treas
nrer, $500; A. Pluemer, IS 10; citizens of
Redwood, o., per NJ. Halstead g. Co.,
H1 68.
THE mercurial annunciator located on
he new Shillito Building, and connected
with the Gifts Engine-house, awoke the
bremen at 1:3O o'clock this morning, but
On reaching the place the firemen found
that the laundry-room had simply over
heated.
THE case of Officers Rolf and Sullivan
who are charged with having assaulted
Louis Mercy, came up for hearing before
Squire Harmeyer yesterday afternoon, and
The defendants waiying examination were
bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum
Of 5000 each.
BURT HUTCHINSON the son of the propri-
etor Of the establishment at No. 80 Central
avenue, came at Officer Crambert with
Ratchet yesterday, when he attempted to
arrest him for breaking up the furniture
but dropped it when revolver was pointed
1T his head. He will have double charge
to which to answer November LIST.
GEORGE w. BRocKwALTER, of Darke
County, pleaded guilty yesterday in the
United States Court to the charge of selling
counterfeit money and was sentenced to
nix months in Jail and $500, but the sentence
was suspended on account of the severe
sickness of the prisoner.
PETER LAUER, JR., and Joe Schwegeman
Of Pike street, started up the Short-line
Road yesterday, at daybreak, on q grand