The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-04
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Fifty-three prisoners in the County
Jail to-day.
The floor in the County Jailers Office
is being repaired to-day.
Another Indignation meeting will be
held by the Delhi people this evening.
Augusta kistner, an unmarried woman,
has filed transcript in proceedings in
bastardy against A. J. Jessup.
Mrs. Frank A. Graf, living on Blue
Rock Road, was thrown from a buggy Sat
urday and quite severely injured
A number of destitute Memphis refu-
gees were removed from the basement of
ITO East Third street, Saturday night.
James \. Ryan, of No. l0l Freeman
avenue, had several of his toes crushed
Saturday by coal cart running over them.
A small fire in the loft of P. O'lIcarn's
stable, Sixth and Lodge streets, occasioncd
the fire alarm at o'clock last evening.
Loss nothing.
Councilman A. T. Clark, in whose case
writ of habeas corpus has been granted,
has received the names OF Daniel Wolf and
Julius Refs on his bond.
The Cincinnati Poultry and Pet Stock
Association have decided to hold their sec
ond annual exhibition from the 24th to the
3lst OF December, in this city.
The yearly contract for supplying the
State officials of Wisconsin with gold pens
has been awarded to John Holland. The
amount OF the contract is $1,000.
Owing to the threatening weather of
yesterday, the Trades Assembly picnic was
slimly attended. Those that did attend,
however, enjoyed themselves hugely.
J. II. Bohlke ST., discharged by the
City Commissioners from the Strcet-clean-
ing Department, has been presented by the
workmen in that department with gold
headed cane.
Vivian J. Fagin, formerly manager OF
the Cincinnati Stars, has been presented by
the players with a beautifully designed
mer manager.
The residence of Mr.. feeders, on the
M. d c. Railroad, near Chester Park, was
burglarized Saturday, in the absence OF the
family OF several valuable articles OF jew.
clry and clothing.
The buggy of Charles A. Fortmeyel
collided with street car at the corner OF
Fifth and Mill streets yesterday, but, al
though the buggy was considerably bruised
up, nobody was hurt.
John Weisberger, who lives at No. IA
Vine street, while attempting to run away
from the private watchman at the Bellevue
House, where he had been engaged in a
fight, was shot in the leg.
The Board of Revision took no action
Saturday in the matter OF w. L. DeBecL'
accounts, which it is now reported show Il
deficit OF 5000 DeBeck states that he
will make it up if the account is short.
Professor James Hayden made sue
cessful balloon ascension yesterday after
noon from the corner of Freeman and Belts
streets. He landed at Norwood six miles
from the city, on the Marietta Railroad.
A window sash and glass fell from the
fifth story of the Volksfreund building
corner of Longworth and Vine streets tc
the sidewalk below last night, about lC
o'clock, but fortunately nobody was in
jured.
Messrs. John Church & Co. have lust
published Rainy Weather." piano forte
SKETCH by Erwin Schroeder, and Sweet
Lips Waiting Down the Lane" song and
chorus, words by A. w. French and music
by Leon Leroy.
Prof. Nice, the artist, who has become
part proprietor of the sample rooms at l6l
Race street, is attracting attention TO his
place by decorating the walls with carica.
lures Of great many wellknown people.