The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-19
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


Behold with what tender grace
He soothes the stone bruise on his heel
The assessors recently elected made
their returns to-day to County Auditor
Cappeller
Charley Smith was thrown from a
pony at the Zoo yesterday and had his right
arm broken.
The eighth annual report of the d.
rectors of the University OF Cincinnati has
been printed.
Resolutions of incorporation of the
German Protestant st. Peters Choir were
left for record Saturday.
Captain Boyton starts for Chicago this
evening in company with his business
manager, Mr.. Louis OShaughnessy.
Mrs. Ann Valentine, aged eighty-six
years, fell on the pavement on third street
few days since and fractured her hip.
A Young man named Thomas had his
head badly cut by its being caught in the
elevator-way at the Walnut-street House on
Saturday.
The military organization of the Gin
pinnati Socialists held picnic at lnwood
Park Yesterday after short parade through
lhe streets Of the city
Thomas McGovern, a private watch
man al Proctor & CANDLES place on Cen
lral avenue, accidentally shot himself in
lhe hand Saturday night
Mr.. Phil. Tieman, the well-known
billiard-player, OF this city. died of intlam-
nation of the stomach last Saturday night
1t his late residence, No 442 West Eighth
street.
An agreement has been entered into
respecting the adjustment of the Junction
Railroad controversy between the c., II. &
D. Directors and the bondholders of the G..
II. & |. Railroad.
A delivery wagon of Aims & Doepke
ran over and seriously injured little three
Vear-old daughter of Mr.. James Mclean
last Saturday evening near the corner Of
Central avenue and Ninth street.
Theodore Tuckert, Il young man work
Ing at the Peoples Dinins-rooms spilled
Iome burning lard over one Of his hands
md one of his feet, scalding them so badly
Mat he was taken to the Hospital.
Casper Snyder, while oilng his engine
1t the G., IL II y. r. r. shops last Saturday
evening, became entangled in the machin-
Try. and had every stitch of clothing torn
Sf him. Strange tosay he was not injured.
The excursion to be given next Wed
nesday and Thursday to the Cumberland
River by the Board OF Trade promises to be
sne of the most pleasant and successful of
Me season.
Henry Dig, residing at No. 90 Logan
Itreet, was thrown from buggy on
McMicken avenue Saturday afternoon, and
besides receiving several severe injuries
shout the head and back, had three ribs
broken.
Fred. H. Bailey, prominent manager
Ind contracting agent of crcuses, was
,ranted divorce from his wife Kate
Bailey, last Saturday by Judge Smith, of
he Common Pleas Court, on the ground OF
adultery.
A six-year-old boy named Chas. Wou-
shel, living at 81 West Court street, was
thrown by some ruffan from the bridge
Ner the canal at Vine street TO the tow
path below, breaking the child's arm. The
,
Bids for work in the Exposition Build
ng have been opened and the painting let
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,ould be examined.
Colonel c. B. Hunt, Commander of
ne H'ie' hesi'neh' y, N. ~ mas ordered
"S ies'lneh' VI asseil'ple rluay, May ooth'
nihe" anu equlpPeu' 10 participate IN the
. .eooi "tton u Soluiers graves az spring
INV Geine'ely'
Inc fony Riding School, in the rear of
Lincoln fark' was visited yesterday by
,"ts ae' tNouS"nu people VINO passed IN
s-4u o", Vi tne gate Inc managers nave
.e.'oe" ~ i'o' ~ aoii'i' s'''"'l chilureh unless
"'''Nl'"''ieu ny tueir parents guafalahs
N"iseS' Inc au'lilSS'oh Is lfec'
Archbishop Fuicell accompanied by
bis Secretary Rev. ]. f. Callaghan DID,
will start for New York next Thursday
morning in accordance with the invitation
extended to him by Cardinal McCloskey,
lor the purpose of arranging in some way
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kere to discuss plans Tor the rellel OF the
tCese.
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lectS OF the society arc lhe care ANA ieliei
81 SICK, aged and needy members ana Tie
establishment of schools and libraries for