The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS,

VIM. Conklin is missing from his home,
No. lis West Sixth street.
The First Regiment o. N. G., COM
prlsing six companies will 20 into camp at
Franklin, o.. next Wednesday.
The little daughter of Ed. DALEY,
sanitary policeman, was bitten in the hand
last Saturday evening by vicious dog.
Mr.. I. d. Royse, an old and we'll
known citizen, died at his residence at
Goshen, Clermont County, on Friday even
Ing
Matthias Kaiser, boy residing with
his father on Kirby Road, died last Friday
night of lockjaw, brought on by an injury
received in fall.
Margareth Wiley, who, it was alleged,
had committed suicide, died as was learned
through the Coroners investigation, from
acute cholera morbus.
The ice dealers in this city are COM
pialnlng that the canal tolls on ice are too
high and have applied for an injunction to
prevent the enforcement of the rates now
charged.
S. b. Duncan and George Fisher were
out at Alex. Clark's farm at Reading yes
terday, when their horse ran away and
completely demolished the buggy. No
body hurt.
Mr.. Sam. McGlasson, of the Gibson
House, has organized Tally -ho Club among
the lady guests and children of the hoGse,
who will take drive on the road every
week in the Highland Chief"
An article in La Nature, Paris
journal, pays a high compliment to Pro.
fessor Ormand Stone, of the Cincinnati
Observatory, and speaks of the Observatory
as being one of the finest in the world.
Henry Woods, living at the corner Of
Park and Longworth streets, was attacked
by three men in Patterson alley last night
about half-past 10 o'clock, who cut him VI
pretty badly about the neck and side. lie
was taken home.
VIM. Taylor, who, it is said, is wanted
at Richmond, Ind, for stealing a horse from
Joshua c. Thomas, was arrested in Cum
minsville yesterday with the animal in his
possession. Taylor was taken back to In
diana this morning.
The Socialists met at Workingmen',
Hall yesterday afternoon and discussed
were made, pro and con-, by L. II. Sawyer
Mr.. Van Patten, Mr.. HaIler Mr.. Spohn
MIR. Ehmann and Mr.. Wade
Lizzie Harris, living with Zoe Long al
NO. 211 Plum street, attempted suicide last
night by taking morphine. She wo>
pumped out however, and thoroughly dis
Infected, and in two hours was on her feet
and attending to business
Officer Bergman, of the Tenth Dis
Srict arrested man named Vim. Taylor
Saturday with q horse supposed to have
been stolen in Indiana. The horse was
Identified by the owner last evening, and
The prisoner will be taken to Richmond for
trial
Mr.. George b. Nichols, Superintendent
Of the Ninth-street Baptist Sunday school,
was yesterday at The conclusion of the Sab.
bath-school exercises presented with a two
weeks leave of absence and money enough
10 defray the expenses of himself and wife
in trip to Lake Chautauqua. The money
was the gift OF the teachers connected with
the school.
Brainard's Musical World is one of the
best musical publications in existence. The
August number is especially hne, the music
alone being worth much more than Ia whole
years subscription. The musical Literature
and general information on all topics relat
ing to music are always the latest and best
Brainard Brothers, publishers, "a Yves
Fourth street, Cincinnati
Mr.. R. Z. J. Miles is in no way respon
sibe for the second failure of the balloon
ascension on Prices Hill. Mr.. Rice, of the
Gas Company, assured Mr.. Miles that tn,
three-inch pipe that carries gas to the Hi
was sufficient to initiate the balloon in time
put the man of the Gas Company was founC
10 be mistaken Everything possible wa
done by Mr. Miles, but the necessar,
amount of gas could not pass through the
pipe in the time, and there was no ascen
sion.