The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Ny motherin-law my mother-in-law,
No more I'll hear her vigorous jaw;
Her breath, long Overworked, has fed.
Her tireless tongue has stopped-she's dead.
And ahi if could only know
II she went up, or down below,
When could here no longer stay
I'd steer my course the other way.
Ex-Mayor Moore is making arrange
ments for the collection of funds ior the
sufferers in Ireland.
Night Schools will open next Monday
evening in the Second District School,
Gaines and Western, colored, and Walnut
Hills, colored.
The General Committee on the Grant
Reception appointed at the Melodeon Hall
meeting last Monday night will meet to-
night at the Gibson House.
A dispatch from Marshall, Texas, says
Abe Rothschild is confident that the Court
of Appeals will reverse his case, and that
he will ultimately be acquitted.
Miss A. G. Fletcher, who has attracted
considerable attention in the East by her
teCtuTeS OU VIII oooh
begin similar course in this city.
County Clerk Bernard has received
The commission of the county officers elect,
from the authorities at Columbus, and will
deliver them upon application to those en-
titled to them.
The ladies of st. Phillips Episcopal
Church last night gave grand Festival at
Miller's Hall, Cumminsville. A handsome
sum of money was realized for the benefit
Of the Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Frey, wife
of Mr.. J. H. Frey, of the firm of Morris &
Frey, will take place tomorrow at 9 clock,
from her late residence, No. 379 Park ave-
nue., Walnut Hills.
VIM. Parker was arrested last evening
on suspicion of stealing pocket-book con-
tanning $50 from Miss Wilson, Of No. ZIG
West Front street Parker reposes IN the
Tbird-street Station-honse.
Reduced rates via l., G. & L. Railroad
and Kankakee line to Chicago and return
to witness the reception of General Grant.
returning, till November 14th lust. Fare,
IS round trip.
The Mayor of Mound City has sent
telesram to this city that great deal of
destitution was caused there by the recent
c0nfagration, and the aid of the charitable
OF Cincinnati and vicinity is solicited for
the relief of the homeless.
In the case of the owner of Goldsmith
Maid against the Southern Ohio Fair Asso-
cation, to recover So $50 on contract for
the exhibition OF speed by Goldsmith Maid
at Dayton, the jury failed to agree, and
were discharged by Judge Swing.
A. Strauch, Esq, the worthy Superin-
tendent of Spring Grove Cemetery, has
recently been the recipient from the Smith
Donian Institute of quantity of rare Euro
pean carp, sixteen in number. which he has
placed in pond designed for their place of
sbode.
A young man named Joseph bronchial
was arrested Yesterday by Detective Kush-
man and locked up in the Central StatiHn
to await tie arrival of officers from New
York. where Joseph is wanted for raising
1925 on forged check with his uncle's sig
nature upon it,
Fred. Reidemann, formerly saloon
keeper at No. SAL Elm street, has been ar
rested at Sullivan, ILL.,, on suspicion of conf
plicity in the Burkhardt robbery. He has
proven himself innocent of the robbery
but is still held for the benefit OF certain
creditors who have an interest in him.
The Knights of st. Martin, of Cincin-
matt, celebrate the festival of their patron
saint tomorrow at St. Francis Church, cor
ner of Vine and Liberty streets. High
Mass will be celebrated at 7:30 a. nj. YES
pers will be sung in the afternoon, after
which the Knights will parade through the
principal streets of the city, A number
Of the other local Knights will participate.