The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06
LATEST LOCAL.

lHE Board OF Trade failed to get q quorum
at its meeting to-day.
MARGARET B. JONES, wife of Daniel Jones,
died at her late residence yesterday morn
ing.
THERE were one hundred deaths reported
during the week, an increase of twenty over
last week.
The County Commissioners, at their
meeting to-day, transacted no business of
importance.
SIX companies of the police force will
attend the funeral of Lieutenant Bassett to-
morrow afternoon.
SAMUEL OWENS, otherwise known as
Happy Jack" was given until Monday
night this morning to leave the city.
ACCIDENTAL drowning was the verdict in
the inquest on the body of the young lad3
Edward Michael Roche, found in the river
at the foot of Wood street last evening.
CLARA BELLE JORDAN, Of Pendleton, a
young married woman, who recently lost
her two children by death, was sent to the
Longview Asylum by Judge Matson this
morning.
THE testimony in the inquest on the body
of Miss Ida Hutton, killed last Thursday
in Avondale, did not show who fired the
fatal shot. The Coroner rendered a verdict
accordingly.
The Mutual Aid Society No. II, Of Cincin-
natl. was incorporated today. The follow
ing are the Trustees: Chris Wehnan, VIM.
Muenich and w. H. Heaney. Secretary,
Louis Horstman.
THE post-mortem examination made on
the body of James L. Powell by Drs Lang
nI- i L., IL ,oI 4loN tl.a i
ceased died from rupture of the right pull
Grafton of the same.
LEON KAKocINsKI, a travelling salesman
brought suit in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday against the L., G, & L. Rail-
road Company to recover So 900 damages,
which, he alleges he sustained by being
forcibly elected from a train on the plea
that he had not the right ticket.
Mr.. JERRY MULRoY, one Of our prominent
young politicians and an attache of the Coun-
ty Prosecuting Attorneys office, wants his
friends to understand that, although he did
give them the slip last Monday evening, he
did not have to go to Kentucky to get mar
ried. Rev. Father HALEY performed the
ceremony which took place at the Cathe-
dral.
Mr.. LUDWIG Sr1MER a married man en-
gagged in John Kauffman's brewery, on
Vine street, just below Green, was suddenly
taken i'll while at work about o'clock this
morning. \ He was at once taken to his
home, No. 638 Vine street, where he died
about6 o'clock. Coroner Stitch was notified,
and will hold an inquest at o'clock this
evening.
Mr.. MoERLE1N, JR, of Moerlein's brew
cry, on Elm street. says that the firm has
now forty thousand barrels of beer on hand
and that on last Monday they shipped three
thousand four hundred and sixty barrels tc
various parts of the country. The firm sayi
that if Cincinnati does not like their way o.
doing business and their style of selling
beer, it would not make much difference tc
them, They can dispose of their product
to their satisfaction.
THERE is trouble in the congregation Of
the st. Stanislaus Polish Church. corner oil
Liberty and Cutter streets, which this morn
ing eliminated in the suspension of the pas
tor of the church, Rev. Bukowski, by Arch
bishop Purcell. 1t seems that the Reverend
Father could not agree with his predeces
sor, and the matter being brought before
the A Archbishop, the above was the result
Rev. Bukowskl's place will be filled to-mor
row by another priest
The Agricultural and Poultry Boards Of
the Hamilton County Agricultural Society
held Joint meeting this morning at No q
East Third street, to make arrangements fol
the Hamilton County Fair, to be held com
mencing September Sd and continuing un
til September 9Th. A resolution to prohibit
gambling or other immoral practices on the
ground or within the limits prescribed by
law, was read and laid on the table. Several
committees then made short reports, after
which the general features Of the fair were
discussed.
THE result of the piano case in New York
which we publish in another column, viii
be read with great interest, as questions ot
importance were involved which may arise
in any other business as well as in the man
ufacture of pianos. Decker Brothers have
succeeded in giving value to the name Of
Decker in connection with piano. apd
they are able by law to secure to themselves
the benefit of this value and TO protect the
public from imposition. That is all there i:
to the decision. but 1t is great deal.
THE following Special Grand Jury wa.
sworn in to-day by Judge Longworth tc
investigate several cases, either new ol
passed upon by the last Grand Jury
ley Jerry Mulroy, Joseph Faust, A
]. Palmer ]. Kelly, James Dunn, Chas
McMeckin James Grail, James Jordan, Geo
Breton and Edwin ST. Clair The jury
which embraces considerable talent, two
prominent stenographers being among
them, was charged by Judge Longworth anC
then dismissed for the afternoon.
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