The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-22
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

A YOUTH all oiled and perfumed, strayed
Long with q sentimental maid,
Who when he spoke, In raptures went
And sighed, "Ah, such q sentiment"
He rubbed his head and answered, "Well,
Itis sorter pleasant smell"
But she rel ed, THAT uily scentP
o, that is not the sentiment"
and still he rubbed his puzzled head,
And murmuring very softly, said:
"If she meant not this oily scent,
Hanged II know what scent she meant"
A Republican club was organized last
night at Oberkline's Hall.
The Grace T. E. Sunday-sch went
on an excursion to the Soldiers Home,
Dayton, to-day.
Resolutions of incorporation of the
New Burlington Cemetery Association have
been left for record.
The Jury in the Bieler-Bain hastardy
case were unable to agree on verdict yes
terday and were discharged.
Mr.. w. G. Dorman, who came to this
city in 1916, and has ever since resided in
the vicinity, died yesterday.
All the railroads have reduced their
visitors 10 the Republican State Conven-
ton.
The funeral of the late James Howarth
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph S.
Hopkins, No. 1S4 Oliver street.
Two hundred women and girls and an
equal number of men and boys were wait
ing in front OF the Custom-house fhis
morning TO purchase reiunding certificates.
Mr.. Nathan Baden, Of Gano street, and
VIM Feist, of Cumminsville, were thrown
from buggy on the Colerain Pike last
night Mr.. Baden received severe internal
injuries.
Owen Scully, a married man about
forty-five years OF age, was taken from
Hammond-street Station to the Hospital
to-day suffering from a severe attack of
delerium tremcns.
James Roach, married man, residing
at the northwest corner Of Seventh and
Carr streets, while jumping from train on
the l., c. & /. Road yesterday caught his
foot under the wheel and had his toes cut
off.
Isaac Sprague, weight thirty-six
London Circus sideshow, was thrty-six
years of age yesterday. The attaches OF
the show presented him with large silver
cup.
The excursion party over the Southern
Road arrived at Cumberland River at half
past o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
after stopping there couple of hours
returned to Danville for the night. The
excursonists will return home this even
ing
DR.. Minor has received notification
from DR.. RauCh, Secretary Of the San
Itary Council OF the Mississippi Valley
that the Cincinnati Board of Health had
been included in the Council and that the
Health Officer was requested to attend the
Convention about June 1St
At the General Term of the Superior
Court yesterday Judge Force announced
that two vacancies were about 10 occur in
the Board OF Trustees of the Sinking Fund.
and thai Mr. Laws was Teappointed for a
term Of five years. but inasmuch as Mr.
Seasongood was Eow resident of Avondale.
and therefore Ineligible for reappoint-
ment, Mr., julius Dexter had been appoint
ed in his place.
The Electrical Society of the Ohio
Valley held their last meeting Of the sea-
son last evening Mr., Dunlap, OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company read
apaper upon the Edison Quadruplcx, or
the method by which four messages arc
transmitted over a single wire, and Mr. l.
n. Miller, OF Chillicothe. read an cXDlana-
tion OF the Brooks underground telegraph.
The Catholic Telegraph of this week
will contain the following: An unfounded
report has been going the rounds of news
paperdom that the editor of the Telegraph
has been appointed to the new See of Des
Moines and las accepted the appointment
1t is time to stop this false statement in the
following way: There isno new See of Des
Moines; Rev. J, i. Callaghan has not been
appointed to the See of Dcs Moines For
these two all-sufficent reasons lie has not
accepted the See Of Dcs Moines"
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