The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

xsder, of this city, have returned from
Columbus, Miss.
Mr.. William II. Stewart, an old and
ssspected citizen of Cincinnati, died last
evening at his late residence on West Ninth
street..
Carsten Johansen, of No. 270 Court
afrset was taken to the City Hospital last
night, suffering with symptoms of delirium
temens.
The Academy of Medicine met last
evening and passed suitable resolutions of
aspect to the memory Of Drs. James Gra-
Yam and M. B. Wright
Margaret Lotus, Of No. 63 Abigail
street, had row with Thomas Costello last
niEht The latter struck Mrs. Lotus on
The head, hurting her SO severely that she
kad to be taken to the Hospital.
Helena Merkel has instituted a suit
sgainst the city to recover 5000 damages,
sfeged to have been sustained by reason of
TIE city leaving left hole on Central ave-
Sns, into which the plaintiff fell.
Thomas Whitney instituted a suit
sgainat the city yesterday to recover $10, 900
damages, alleged to have been sustained by
Gs plaintiff having fallen through an open
Ing In sewer on Third and John streets.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association of Hamilton County passed
resolutions yesterday indorsing Mr.. B. F.
hopkins as candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner. Mr.. Hopkins is
member of the Association.
The First Regiment Ohio National
Guards last night took possession of their
Hsw armory, the old Geyer Assembly
Rooms on Court street, near Main. Next
Thursday evening the grand inauguration
Sall and reception takes place.
About l 80 o'clock this morning Otto
Esehman, member of the German Mill
hsy Band, while passing down Vine street,
below the Canal, was attacked by three
Unknown men and badly beaten up. The
esuse of the assault is not known. No ar
SestA
William Wilson, of 5l5 Central ave-
nue., has disappeared. He sent note yes
Asrday to Mrs. Willward, No. 1888 Vine
street, with whom he formerly boarded,
ststing that he intended to make hole in
tho river" meaning no doubt that he in
landed to commit suicide.
At Hammond-street Station-house
<ohn Meyers is held on suspicion of having
stole albt Of silverware found in his pos
snasion. Charles Diehl is also locked uI
charged with embezzling 81 from Jas. Beall
At the Bremen street Station-house John
1ichert, Henry Miller and Louie Ribberl
sns behind the bars charged with stealing 9
lot Of hose from Geo. Eickert, No. 26 Cliff
ton avenue.
DR.. Kearney yesterday made an exam.
fnation of the body of Andrew Myer, who
6ied suddenly during disturbance, at the
corner of Clark and Cutter streets, and
Ssund no external wounds, but an effusior
q blood to the brain, which had caused
dsath. He said that, in the event of proc
that Myer was violently treated during tn,
disorder, he would conclude that the effu
don had been caused by external injuries
Little Mamie Ewing, Of 105 Longwortl
Areet, Is an indefatigable worker for tn,
success of the Catholic Bazar. Her eff
forts have been directed to swelling tn,
seeeipts Of the table of the Sacred Heart
tA which she has been very successful. Sew
sral articles disposed of through her per
sonal efforts have brought good prices.
khoped Ler example will be initiated b,
ether young ladies.
A meeting Of the citizens of Storr
Township was held last evening at Weh
nslsr's Hall, on the Lower River Road, t.
tAks action in regard to securing to tha
PARTON of the city the income due it fror
ths Ethan Stone estate, consisting of rental
sn perpetual leases amounting to 81, ,26O pc
Year, and the rentals of the wharf propert,
winch has heretofore been rented for 81, 40
Per year. A committee of five was aI
pointed to collect funds to bring suit agains
ths City Auditor for the purpose of con
psiling the city officials to make stat,
1aent of the funds, and to turn over th
sens to the Trustees of Storrs Township.
Election Returns.
Xabley, the clothier. has made arrane,