The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
Geo. Luhn, who shot himself in the
head Sunday, isimproving.
A four-year-old child of Officer NC
Carr died last evening of scarlet fever.
The table of Mrs, Frederick Klein, at
Ihe Fair of st. Francis De Sales Church.
netted the handsome sum of $2,4lS.
Miss Nourse has engaged another booth
for the Authors Reception, and with the
aid of her pupils will present Mother
. Goose"
The ladies of the Church Of Our
Savior, Mt Auburn, will hold their an
nual sale and supper this evening, and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Three men riding in a one-horse
wagon drove over a small boy, named
Benny Gaul, Yesterday breaking one OF his
kes. Benny lives at 447 Linn street.
The man, Albert Gettig, who cut his
throat at No. 273 Main street, on Sunday
hast, while laboring under fit of derange-
nent, is still alive at the City Hospital.
Harry Endre, Of 456 East Front street,
who had his hand crushed between the
bumpers of railroad car some time ago,
has the lockjaw, and is not expected to re-
cover.
A handsome contribution of one hun
tred bottles of wine was made to the st.
Ludwigs Church Promenade Concert at
Greenwood Hall, by Mr.. Fred. Roos, OF the
Atlantic Garden.
The Cincinnati Baseball Club having
accepted the terms of Charley Carr enter, he
will play ball in Cincinnati next year.
Carpenter last year was third baseman OF
the Syracuse Stars.
James Henessy, laborer employed by
The Cincinnati Transfer Company, fell
down on the corner of Fourth street and
Central avenue yesterday. He was taken
to the Cincinnati Hospital.
The tanners employed by Meiser u
Muller, No. 1884 Central avenue, forty-seven
I'm all, struck yesterday evening for an ad-
vance of 81. They say that they formerly
made $15 and $1S, and that now they can
only make So
The report in yesterdays paper that
Amanda Mathasz, little child was found
dead in bed, at 81 Elder, supposed to have
been smothered, was incorrect Coronial
investigation showed that the child died
from ideopathic spasms.
Two colored boys of College Hill,
named George Campbell and Henry Bowen,
had fight last Sunday night, during which
Bowen cut Campbell across the breast and
right hand, in6icting painful but not dan
serous wounds. No arrests.
Henry Stickel, a shoemaker, working
At Nos. II and 13 East Ninth street, stabbed
his employer James Whitworth, in the left
arm, yesterday, because he (Whitworth)
had charged him 81 so for pair of shoes he
had spoiled in making. Stickel is boy
eighteen years Of age.
Messrs. R. G. Huston & Co., contract
ors, are making every effort to have the
Southern Railroad completed by the 10th
Of December The rails will be joined to-
gether OH or about that day, and the last
spike IA solid silver one), will be driven in
$he presence of the officials OF the Road.
The chapel of Farmers College, at
College Hill, was filled to overfowing last
evening with an audience drawn together
to listen to the lecture of Mr.. A. Bronson
Alcott, of Concord, Mass, upon concord
Authors" Next Saturday Mr.. Alcott vii
celebrate the eightieth anniversary of hi
birthday.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memoria
Association, at their meeting last night
appointed the following committee to con
nder the question OF disbanding the Asso
eiation and converting it into Soldiers
Benevolent Association: M. J. Kelly, p II
Farmer, John A. Ziegler, NJ. D. Brown ant
Edward Massey. They are to report at th'
uext meeting.