The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The eighth annual ball of the Italian
ASSOCIATION takes place tonight at Mozart
Hail.
There were twenty-one hundred and
Axty-six scholars at the Union Bethel Sun
day-school yesterday.
Some thief stole $40 in silver from the
tssidence Of Mrs. Mollie Jacobs No. 205
George street, last Saturday evening.
The total admission to the Exposition
footed up four hundred and twenty-five
thousand eight hundred and ninety-five.
Rev. DR.. Duncan, of the Ninth-street
Baptist Church, is organizing the members
Into committees for missionary and other
church work.
A meeting will be held at the Chill
dren's Home this evening to consider the
matter OF organizing a charitable society
similar TO those in other large cities.
Work was begun this morning by the
Consolidated Street Railroad on the extern
aion Of the road from Ernst Station along
Harrison avenue to the hair factory.
The furniture-car men held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and passed resolutions
thanking the members of the City Council
for re-establishing the stand from which
tAsy were removed some time ago.
The Marine Railway and Dry Docks,
n Fulton, were consumed by fire Satur-
day night. Total loss of SAC, 900; insurance,
e2a000. The new steamer Bostona mar
powly escaped, being on the ways near
by.
In Saturdays STAR we credited an
item from the Abend Post concerning Mr..
oglevee, Republican candidate for State
Auditor, to the Freie Presse. This is a
mistake, as the latter paper is supporting
M. Oglevee
Applicants for admission to Cincinnati
Iaw School are requested to present them
sslves for examination at the library this
afternoon and hereafter between the hours
sf 2 and o'clock p. m. Applications for
alnior class will be held at p. m. daily.
A four-year-old son of Mr.. John
Hauschild, who has confectionery at No.
%71 Vine street, while playing with some
ether boys on Race street, in front OF
Washington Park, was run over by buggy
Inst evening and badly hurt about the
kead. It is feared that inflammation of the
krain will set in.
The horse attached to wagon belong
fng to Mr.. Kennedy, butcher in Deer
Greek, ran away this morning at $50
o'clock from the Debolt Exchange, on
Main street, and dashed down Court street
until telegraph post was struck. The
contents of the wagon, which was slightly
damaged, were scattered over the street. No
one was hurt.
The Lincoln Club will display the
election returns from their rooms at the
southwest corner Of Eighth and Race streets
tomorrow night. They have made arrange
ments for collecting the news early in this
aty and county, and besides they have a
wire from Columbus direct to their head
4narters, and will be enabled to give the
hsws from all parts Of the State.
The Southern Railroad Trustees met
iast Saturday afternoon. The contract fol
erecting engine-houses and blacksmith
shops in Ludlow KY, was awarded to Jas
r. Griffith & Son. A communication wa.
received from the Governor of Georgia
granting the right Of way at point nea
Beyee's Station, where the Cincinnati
Southern adjoins the Western & Atlanti
Road. Secretary Tatem reported casl
balance amounting to 81, ,344 ,817 81.
Hammond Roudebush, one Of the mos
prominent citizens of Harrison, Ohio, wa
Arraigned before Squire Cretz. last Satur
day, on a charge Of indecent assault and al
tempted outrage upon the person of Mrs
Jacob Houk, the wife of tenant and Ia
horer on one of Roudebush's farms in Hal
xison Township. After hearing the test
nony the Squire bound Roudebush owe
to appear before the Court of Commo
Pleas. The defendant Is fifty-two years {
sgs, the father of several children, and ha
always borne an unquestionable characte