The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


The Socialists will hold business
meeting tonight,
A small fire occurred in the residence
Of Mr.. Hullsettle last night
DuvaI Robinson. a ten-year-old boy, is
missing from his home, 202 Richmond
street.
A lady named Munday, residing on
Riddle street, was thrown from wagon at
Bedamsville last evening and severely hurt
A little boy named Theodore Meydor
was badly injured about the head while
playing with some boys on Hutchinson
street last evening.
The Union Express Company, COM
posed OF citizens of Louisville, commenced
operations to-day over the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad.
General Harry Thomas, so well
known at the Hammond-street Station
house as overseer of the dodgers, died at the
Infirmary yesterday afternoon.
Kennedy & Clifford, wholesale manu-
facturers of ladies' shoes, at Nos. 93 and 90
Pearl street, made an assignment yesterday
to Henry ]. Montgomery for the benefit of
creditors.
Thomas OBrien, who resides on Abb
gail street, between Sycamore and Broad
way, fell at the corner of Sixth and Wal
nut streets last night and cut an ugly cash
in his head.
Little Charley Donovan, who fell from
the roof of No. 81 Broadway day before
yesterday and wasikilled, was buried this
afternoon from his late home, No. Sc
Broadway.
A still alarm was sent to the Gifts
Engine-house about 1890 last night, caused
by the burning of an old box near Miller's
carriage factory, corner of Seventh and
Main streets
Conrad Miller has sued Squire Block
hnd his bondsmen for 81, 900 damages, al
legged to have been sustained through the
execution against him of a judgment fol
b6l 80 more than was due.
A robbers cave was yesterday dis
covered among the hills between Fort An
rient and Freeport, on the Little Mam
Railroad. Large quantities of wheat wa
found secreted in the cavern.
The Duplicate Clerks of the Auditor
office yesterday afternoon presented W.
Cappeller County Auditor. with hand
some silver water pitcher and goblets. Th
presentation speech was made by Thoma
NJ Dill.
Articles of incorporation of Elmon
Aid Society were left for record yesterday
The following Trustees have been electe
for the ensuing term: Chas. Schradel
John c. Weaver and Christ. Polster. Wn
Eevin, Clerk.
Special Agent George Fl. Fox discoy
cred in this city last Tuesday two lots c
crooked leaf tobacco from the house OF
M. Simpson, Detroit, Michigan, fri
which it is claimed had been doing
crooked business for some time past. On
of the lots found consisted OF four bale
and was at the place of business of Fuh
man, the other three bales were at Moer
Majors & Co., but none of the parties VIII
received the tobacco were aware of i
rrookedness, and the government otficia
attach no blame to them. The tobacco WI
ponfiscated.
In order to keep pace with the rage fc
popular excursions the Bee Line annount
Dne to Cleveland and return on Frda
August 22d, leaving c., H. & D. Depot
B:30 p. M, arriving in Cleveland at a. 1
Returning, leave Cleveland at p. IN al
arrive in Cincinnati Sunday morning gi
ing twelve hours to view the beautif
parks and avenues of the Forest Cit
Sleeping cars will be attached, and the enti
train run through without change.
order to accommodate the masses the ia
has been placed at SO the round trip. Ber
in sleeper and tickets can be procured
l2e Vine street, Grand Hotel, or Depot &C
ner Fifth and Hoadley streets.