The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

No coadjutor for Archbishop Purcell
will be appointed before next fall.
The Wheelright Kiln Company left
their articles of Incorporation ior record |
Saturday.
Peter Kean, ten-year-old boy residing
At 9S Commerce street. was badly bitten by
ivicious dog yesterday.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meetnext Saturday to make arrange
ments for the Convention.
A slight fire in the roof of house on
Fulton avenue, near Woodburn, was the
cause of the alarm from Box 15S at II a. IN.
yesterday.
The Congressional Committee to inves-
hgate the Butterworth and Young election
frauds will meet here on the 2lst instant
md begin its labors
A large crowd from this city went up
Nn the Cincinnati & Portsmouth Narrow
gauge Railroad yesterday to attend the
;amp-meeting near Amelia, Ohio.
The German American Lehrertag, an
organization of German school teachers OF
his country, will begin in this city July
18th and continue until August I'd.
Coroner Carrck held an inquest this
morning on Valentine Cornelius who was
iound drowned in the river last week near
Delhi. His verdict was accidental drown
ng.
A five-year-old boy named Charles
McGuinness, whose home is on Ann street,
ell from transfer wagon in the rear OF
.he Cincinnati Hospital Yesterday and was
badly injured about the head.
Martin Finn, of the Nineteenth Word
vas assaulted by an unknown man in BIC
.ioco's saloon, corner of Third and Smith
ltreets, last night, and SO badly used up
Mat he had to be carried home.
A young man named Tierney was bit
ten on the finger by snake yesterday,
which came crawling out of the cellar Of
bis residence on Eighth street, below Bay
miller The bite is not dangerous.
:. The Societa Nazonale Italiana met
Saturday evening and decided to make col
lections for the aid of those in Italy who
we're recently rendered homeless by the
e,uption of Mounts 4Etna and Nesuvius.
An inquest was held yesterday at noon
by Coroner Carrick on the body OF Louisa
Yaeger who died at her home, No. ISL
Eastern avenue, few hours before. Inc
deceased was fifty two years old, was mar
ried and had six children. Death from fatty
Regeneration of the heart was the verdict
returned.
While Lieutenant Burke was making
his rounds last night he noticed mar
standing at the corner of Vine and Fear
,treets. As soon as the fellow saw the Office
he dropped basket he had on his arm ant
ran. The basket contained three pairs o
pants which were taken to the Hammond
Street StatiOn-house.
The Coroner was notified this mornin!
lhat the six months old child of +. Sch"rn
busch, a shoemaker living on Bremen
,treet, was found dead in bed at o cocl
his morning. The child was alive an hou
before. An investigation will be made TN
evening for the purpose OF ascer'aihlh
whether or not an inquest is necessary
Sigmund Frietsch, the owner of por
house on Coleman street, and his book
keeper, Joseph Lucking, were arraigne
before Justice Harmeyer Saturday altei
noon on the charge Of conspirlng to pr'
.ure the death Of Richard f. Heidler, VIII
s now in the Mayors office. The prisoi
RS were released on bail in the sum
1900 each until next Wednesday,
The Socialists met at Workmen's Ha
yesterday afternoon and discussed the sui
iect of Progressive Trade Unions Thel
leems to be trouble in the SociaiisLic rank
Mr.. Sawyer spoke in opposition to sever
others, saying that Trade Unions were sci
sh and conservative, and were devoid {
Elements of progress This speech brongi
but several Trade Union advocates, and r
marks exceedingly personal were made.
Mrs. Margaret Railing, a lady ski
rears of age, residing at lGi East Fit
ytreet, and VIM. Sand living at 527 Syc
more street, were both overcome by Il
heat Saturday afternoon and died short
afterwards. Mr.. Henry Frickc, living ne
Fafrmount, Louis Kencher, OF G37 Vii
street; John Lndner, the fireman of kau
mans brewery and N. Horning who 7
tides on Liberty street, suffered from su
'-rokes, but none Of them are dangerous