The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Miami Valley Savings Bank has
declared another dividend of ten per cent.
Frank Roller, an employe of Dah-
man Co., l76 Court street, is reported
missing.
The Old Volunteer Firemens Associa-
tlon mas been invited to participate in the
Exposition parade.
FRANK Keller, fifty years of age, left
his home last Sunday to feed his horse, and
has not since been seen.
Anna Elizabeth Kruszins was commit
ted to Jail yesterday in default of $50 fine
imposed on her for assaulting Ellen
Riley.
Two splinters of bone were removed
last evening from the brain of Mr.. Andrew
strong, the victim of Skinney Whalen's
beer-glass.
1t is said that Captain Holloway will
contest the nomination for County Treas
urer before the Democratic Executive Com
mittee at the next meeting.
A sneak-thief the other night entered
The saloon and grocery of George Letting,
In Camp Washington, while lie was absent,
and stole bag containing $50 in silver
money.
The death of Mr.. Joseph Belts occurred
yesterday at his late residence, No. 10 Lau-
rel street. Deceased was in his forty-nnth
year, and was very highly respected busi.
hess man.
Mr.. Geo. w. Williams the colored
Republican OH the Legislative ticket, has
decided to stick, notwithstanding the ur-
gent request that has been made to him to
withdraw
Mrs. Louisa Selden Tibbals, mother of
Or. VIM. F. Tibbals, died yesterday in the
seventy-third year of her age. The re-
mains ill be taken to Franklin Ohio, for
interment.
Hereafter Judge Longworth will be in
his consultation room at 10 a. m. on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, for the
transaction of business of the Common
Pleas Court.
Leo Rain, a three-year-old boy, fell
out OF second-story window of a house in
the rear of No. 462 West Ninth street, yes
terday afternoon, and was severely injured
about the head.
Superintendent Ritt, of the Hamilton
County lntirmary, has issued notices to
Township Trustees to meet the Directors
on the 25th and Goth insts., to make their
semi-annual settlements
The Church of the Heart of Jesus cor
ner of Fourth street and Marshal avenue.
was robbed some time ago of $40 worth of
altar vestments. No clue to the man who
committed the sacrilege.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Association has decided to hold gigantic
meeting about the 1st of September, at
which all the candidates on the Democratic
and Republican State tickets will be invited
10 be present and make addresses.
A stranger fell into cellar entrance
On the north side of Sixth street, east of
Elm, last night, and was stunned. He was
taken to the Cincinnati Hospital, and is
still unconscious. He is supposed to be G.
NJ. Brodfuehrer, from letters found upon
him addressed to that person.
George w. DeHaven, Robert f. J.
Miles and Andrew Haight, who some years
ago ran the show known as the Congress OF
Nations, yesterday began damage suit in
Chicago for 100000 against P. T. Barnum,
alleging that he had by sinister means
broken up their show, thereby nflicting
yerious damage
Don't forget the excursion to Lake |
Chautauqua which leaves here tomorrow
1t p. m., under charge of Gen. w. 3. |
Shattuc, of the Atlantic and Great West |
Brn Railroad. The fare is only IS for the |
round trip, and everybody should avail
themselves of this opportunity of visiting
The East so cheaply.
AT the meeting of the Board of Educa-
hon last evening u committee, consisting of
Messrs. Adler, O'Neil, Stephens, Eckel and
Archer, was appointed to draw up resolu-
lions on the death of Mr. Isaac c. Wiltsee,
and Messrs. Adler and Finn were appointed
pall-bearers. The Board attended the |
funeral this afternoon in a body.
Gus. Clarke, who was taken to the
Catskill Mountains by Marshal Ullery on
writ of habeas corpus issued by Justice |
Strong was brought before the Justice last
evening" and admitted to bail in the sum
Df $5, 900 until the Constitutonality of the |
election law was decided before the full
bench in October at Washington.
The Great National Reunion of the |
Blue and Gray will be held at Cambridge, |
Ohio, August Goth, 9th, 2Sth and 29th
1879. The Guernsey Times will be pub
fished as daily paper during the reunion,
1T cents a copy. or 25 cents for the SERIES
by mail, postage paid to any part of the
country. The occasion will be of national
importance, and great crowd is assured.
Pioneers Reunion.