The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Geological Garden netted 81, 500 yes
terday.
The law Office of Wulsin & Worthington
was robbed of SO yesterday morning.
THE wife of Mr.. Thomas w. Zimmerman,
of the Burnet House. is lying dangerously
sick.
A. Rust of No 535 West Ninth street,
was fined $l5 this morning for oyer-driying
horse
A LITTLE six-year old girl was thrown
from q wagon on Everett street, yesterday,
and quite severely injured.
Miss BERTHA eldest daughter of Mr.. Da-
vid Bing, died at her father residence, No.
30S West Eighth street, yesterday morning,
of diphtheria.
JOHN OWENS alias Happy Jack, who was
arrested on the charge of robbing young
Kentuckian was dismissed by Judge Long
worth, Wednesday.
PETER MOORE a blacksmith living on
George street. had one of his feet crushed
yesterday while attempting to board train
at the l. & G, Depot
JOHN H. LOUD, who was indicted for for
gerry, in connection with II. l.. Driver and
Mamie Lord, was bailed out night before
last in the sum of $500.
VIM DIAMOND, a variety actor from Balti-
more, was dangerously kicked in the groin
at the Olympic Theater, evening before last,
and taken to the Hospital.
RAIL was placed across the Louisville
Short-line Road at Bannock's Station, last
Wednesday, by some villain, and came near
ditching the entire express train
A MAN named Schaelker, living at No. 246
Clark street, and employed at Mitchell q
Rammesbergs factory, had four of his fin
gers taken off yesterday by rip-saw.
THE Exposition Commissioners met We'd
nesday and listened to the report of the
Finance Committee, which showed addi-
tional subscriptions to the amount OF $925.
The result of the inquest held by the Cor
oner on the remains of Joseph Schwerbert,
of Harvey avenue, who died suddenly last
Wednesday, was Death from nemmorhage
Of the lungs"
THE fire which was signaed from Box IS
last evening was caused by some boys
throwing trccrackers into q second story
window of No. so Hunt street. Little dam
age was DONE
Mr. J. l.. POWELL, a wellknown grain
merchant of this city, and formerly OF Mos
COW, Ohio, died very suddenly at his place
of business yesterday morning about half
past 10 o'clock.
Mr. GEORGE B. JOHNSON, of the Board OF
Revision, who has been examining the books
of the Fire Department, made his report
night before last which showed that the ex-
act deficit of Mr. Foger, the late Clerk, is
b499
THE case of c. c. Barker & Co. against the
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Rail
way, pending in the United States Circuit
Court for Kentucky, to recover S00,OOu, has
been decided by Judge Ballard in favor OF
the Trustees.
JAMES SARvER, of Campbell County, Ky,
filed a petition in the United States Court
yesterday praying for judgment in Sa,OJO
against Sidney b. Jones, whom he char .3ys
with committing an unprovoked assault
upon his person.
HENRY NEIMAN a cigarmaker residing on
the corner of Hunt and Pendleton streets,
was found by Officer Derdis, on the corner
of Hunt and Woodward streets this morn
ing with frighfu cut in his left wrist, and
taken to the Hospital.
Mrs. ADELAIDE CATHERINE PUTNAM
wife of f. Pullman, died at her residence,
No 468 w. Front street yesterday morning.
She was nearly sixty-tiye years OF age, and
during her life had been noted for her be-
nevolence and kindness.
A NUMBER of commercial travellers met at
the IdlL house udl DelOIc StSteIudS lOl tlle
purpose of establishing q Commercial Tray
elers Association, but owing to the small
attendance nothing was done except to di-
rect the Secretary to arrange for future
meeting
AUGUST BENTER a cab maker living at No.
"a Twelfth street, was walking near the
Dayton Short-line Railroad track this morn
ing when he was struck by the crosS-beam
of passing engine, fracturng his skull.
He was taken to the Hospital in danger
Gus condition.
JOSEPH KENsEI charged with being one oil
the party who burglarzed the pork-house
of Charles Steward d Co., on Pearl street,
last night and carried off large number OF
cured hams, was caught short time after.
wards with two of the hams in his posses
sion, and will be tried July 18th.
The contest for the cane at the st. Alloy
sius Orphan festival yesterday resulted:
William Feldmann.".. $lS4 q
b. H. Lam oo ot
Joseph Ola o.
Scattering. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 92l
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The Stone Cutters.