The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-24

Edward Pingham, who fell from roof
n Park avenue last Wednesday, died of his
Injuries last evening.
Fl. Budke, of No. 1872 Longworth street,
claims to have lost pocket-book contain
hg $258 at Heuck's Opera-house.
Thomas O'Neil, employed in sewer
Ut the foot Of Sixth street. was severly in
Snred yesterday by the fall of derrick.
The residence of Mr.. Howell Gano, on
Endlow avenue, Clifton, was burglarized
Runday evening, but only few articles
Were taken.
1t is understood that the employees of
DE Betts-street Furniture Company have
concluded to strike unless their wages are
Increased Is per cent.
Hon. A. 7. Goshorn was elected, yes
lerday, to fill the vacancy in the Board OF
Directors of the College of Music caused by
Ne death of Mr.. John Shillito.
Freight engines No. 201 and 214, on
fhe indianapolis e. Cincinnati Railroad,
sollided at Sixth and Freeman streets yes
isrday afternoon. Nobody hurt.
w. W. Scarborough, Wash. Mclean,
4. J. Mullane, J. j. Faran and A. Fl.
kngher have purchased the controlling in
tsFest in the Spring Grove avenue and street
lsilroad
Mr.. R. II. Searls, of Milford, and Miss
fnlia Ryan, eldest daughter of Mr.. John
Ryan, the contractor were married last eve
eing at St. Xavier Church, the Rev. Father
cFiscoll officiating.
The Socialist Campaign Committee met
tst night and made all their necessary cam
kaign arrangements. The Secretary an
bounced that mass-lneeting would be held
tonight at Findlay Market.
Mr.. A. E. Carr and Mr.. Theodore
Horstman had little misunderstanding
yesterday, on Main street, about Board of
kducation affairs A couple of blows were
exchanged, but no damage done to either
@rty.
Henry Kracke, the driver of City
Mrt, caused the arrest of John Coleman,
uuperintendent of the dump, last evening
IN the charge of assault and battery. The
Ease will be tried before Squire Harmeyer
tomorrow.
The lectures of Professor Bigsby, on
nphilology," which are being delivered at
he High School Buildings, at 8 o clock
sach evening, are full of information and
Interest. The lecture this evening will be
It Hughes.
Messrs. Davis, Gould & Co., carriage
manufacturers on Flint and Denman
streets, reduced the price on one piece of
work Saturday, and in consequence appre-
hsnded a strike yesterday. Police were
tsnt for but no strike occurred.
The University Board met last night
Nr. Vickers offered his resignation as Rec
tor Of the University, but the Board refused
h act on it until future meeting. Loui!
Eutz was appointed teacher in the School,
Il Design. The Board meets again to
night.
The work of tearing down and rebuild
Ing the Mt. Adams Incline Plane will com
nence on the 1st of December. The inten
ton of the proprietors is to reconstruc
tie Plane large enough to take up stree
sars and horses. 1t is thought the chang
nm be made in about month.
The County Commissioners, the Littl
Miami Railroad authorities and the citi
Esns of Terrace Park Station, yesterday
fsrmed an agreement for the building of
bridge over the railroad at that point. TIL
citizens are to make suitable approaches
the county is to build abutments and tn
xilroad company will furnish the iro
work.
Mrs. H. Thane Miller, who returne'
from Oakland, Nd, two weeks ago, wher
lhe had been confined to her room for som
time, died at her residence on Mount An
burn about o'clock yesterday afternoon
Hhs had borne an important part of he
hasband's labors in the Church, the Sur
aay-school and Y. NJ. c. A., and she will b
greatly missed by all who knew her.
The late Rev. DIR. Epstein bequeathe
h bis will the sum of $25 to each of tn
following institutions: Jewish Orphan Al
Elum, of Cleveland O.; the Jewish Hosp
I'll, Of Cincinnati; the Hebrew General r.
lief Society, of Cincinnati; the Hebre
Union College, Of Cincinnati; the Sunda.
snhool Congregation Scheeres Israel, {
Cincinnati. and the poor of Jerusalem. H
also bequeathed to the Hebrew Union Co
lsec such books from his library as migl
b selected by Rev. DR.. Isaac M. Wise
Sseful to the College.
A dispatch from Dayton, Ohio, sa,,
GAss e. R. Dalton, an actor in the Shephel
Dramatic Company, but formerly leadil
man at the Grand Opera house, this cit
vas arrested in that city yesterday charg
with living in adultery with Kate E
nends, also q member of the compan
The warrant was sworn out by Mrs. NJ
naunara, who claims to be the wife OF d.
tan, and says that they were married
Baltimore in 1872. Dalton compromis
the affair with his wife, and she return
a - Cincinnati.
Hogan, the Till-Tappsr.
VIM. Hogan. the man who tapped the