The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Bethel Sabbath School yesterday
Vas attended by 1896 children.
Mr.. Louis French, the attorney, has
sued the Grocers' Exchange for $l0,O 600 for
alleged libel.
One of the Atlantic & Pacific tele-
graph poles fell down, or was blown down,
in Millcreek bottom last night, and all the
main wires were severed.
The Cumberland Coal Company yes
terday loaded and shipped The first coal
ever shipped from their mines on the Gin
sinnati Southern Railroad.
James Muller, of 49S Sycamore street,
fell down the spiral stairway back of
Duhme & Co.'s establishment Saturday
svening and broke his right leg.
The Cincinnati branch Of the Western
Society for the Suppression of Vice will
hold its quarterly meeting in the Burnet
House parlors this evening at 8 o'clock.
The game of football on the Star Base
ball Grounds Saturday afternoon between
the teams of St. Xavier College and Wood
ward High School, resulted in victory for
The Woodward boys by score Of to l.
A runaway locomotive on the Little
Miami Railroad ran into the rear car of an
incoming accom- modation train last Satur
day near Woodburn, Station, shaking up
the rear car considerably but injuring no
enc.
The Suabian Society held meeting yes
terday evening at Washington Platform.
End resolved to contribute money and
ether aid to the widow of the late Jacob
Jauch, the Buckeye-street baker, who was
murdered by VIM. Frei.
Ed. Bryant, a brakeman in the employ
Of the Little Miami Railroad Company,
while coupling cars at Morrow yesterday
morning, was knocked down by the cars
and run over, killing him instantly. His
relatives reside at Columbus, Ind.
Joseph Ziegler, book-binder, during a
II yesterday afternoon, fell on the NJ g. G.
Railroad track at Brighton Station. Mr.. G.
o. Lockard, OF the firm OF Lockard &
Ireland pulled Ziegler from the track just
In time to prevent his being run over by
m approaching train.
The Bell Telephone Company this
morning opened a branch exchange at 422
Elm street. between Fifteenth and Liberty.
The exchange is connected with the gerer-
al Office by single wire, and the wires
from all telephones in the northwestern
part of the city run into it.
A new Society, the Knights of st.
Joseph, Of St. Joseph's Church, was formed
yesterday with thirty-fve members. The
following officers were elected: President,
Nick Rist; Secretary John TOpmueller;
Treasurer, John Altevers. Another meet
Ing will be held Wednesday evening
The ladies interested in the Woman
outrage Convention have made arrange
nents to entertain large number of dele
gates who are expected to be present Tues
day and Wednesday. Rev. Dudley w.
Rhodes has consented to deliver an address
Of welcome at the first meeting. The ses-
Eon tomorrow evening will be free.
The monthly meeting Of the Women's
Art Museum Association was held last Sat-
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h the Exposition building. The business
Il the meeting was the arrangement of the
classes and Of the different rooms for the
various uses which they are to serve. A
committee consisting of Miss Neave, Mrs.
Hubert, Mrs. Dr. Jones, Mrs. Adolph
Wood, Mrs. Lewis Mills Mrs. Harry Smith,
Miss Carlisle, and Miss Breck, was ap-
pointed, whose special duty it shall be to
solicit objects for loan.
The committees of the Chamber of
Commerce and the Board of Trade, appoint
ID to make arrangementsfor the holding, in
this city, of the Millers' International Ex.
position, met last Saturday snd organized
themselves into Board of Commissioners
with the following officers President
Board Of Commissioners George E. Ganlt;
Vice President, Mr.. Joseph Kinsey; Treas
Brer, Col. P. P. Lane; Executive Com
nittee, Messrs Gault Robinson, Lane
Simpson and snodgrass; Secretary, James
II. Snodgrass; Assistant Secretary, Jesse B.
Do1man.
He Will Be Here.
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