The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The PSG,.ce Commissioners did no busi-
ness yesterday afternoon except to pass a
few bills
The Constables of the city will hold a
meeting in Justice Schws5's office next
Friday evening to take action in reference
b the shooting of Constable Lacey.
A man named Herman Zimmerman,
residing in Chevint was badly beat up by
On unknown party in a saloon on Liberty
and Dudley streets about o'clock this
morning.
A couple of boys have identified Fred.
". Phillips, the salesman employed by
Burkhardt 4 Co., as one Of the men who
were seen in Baker street the evening OF
the Burkhardt burglary.
Articles of incorporation Of "The Mu-
Sical Club" were left for record yesterday.
TIE incorporators are Lucien Wulsin,
Frank Huntington, H. e. Krehbiehl, Geo.
r. Doughty and D. G. Holdt.
The members of the Lincoln Club will
meet a. their club room this evening,
where telegraphic reports will be received
fr,m New York and other Republican
States "f the elections held to-day.
Mr.. G. w. Thomas has demanded Of
the Plice Commissioners that all investi-
CATION be made Of the reasons why he was
ares ed and locked mp at the Ninth-street
Station on election day by Officers McGarr
and Moran.
The resident members of the Society Of
the Army of the Cumberland will meet
this afternoon at the Gibson House, to
make arrangements for attending the meet
ing of the Society at Washington ON the
10th and Goth instants.
Daniel Smith, we'll known here as the
New England agent for Messrs. J. w. Cuff
4 Co., of this city, Is under arrest at Bos-
ton ON the charge of embezzling $4,000
worth Of liquor. Too much gambling and
ton fast a life are the causes.
The missionary mass meeting Of the
Congregational Churches, which was held
in the Vine-street Church last evening, was
addressed by Rev. s. J. Humphrey, D. d.,
who spoke Of the work in Africa, and Presi-
dent Alexander, of New Orleans, who spoke
Of the education OF the negro.
\ large meeting of the graduates of
tl,e various colleges and universities met at
the St. Nicholas last evening, for the pur-
pose of forming University Club. Sir A.
T. G"shorn presided. A constitution was
adopted and signed bv a large number of
those present. A meeting for the election
OF officers will be held in few DAYS.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
tracks have been extended to t United
RAILWAY Stock,yards. Live stock can now
be taken from roints on the Cincinnati
Sonthern or stations on the Knoxville &
Richmond branch of the Louisville & Nash
vile Road. and delivered In the Stock-yard
pens without driving, ferriase or similar
detention or additional evpense.
Coroner Carrick last evening rendered
che following verdict in the case of Paul
Marqnart, whose death bv hanging we men,
timed Yesterday: deceased came to his
death from strnngulation bv HANGING, with
q handkerchief tied around lis neck and to
the bedrost No cause can be- assigned for
the deed and whether 1t was done with
suicidal intent or not, ! am unable to saw"
The newly-elected Directors of the Y.
NJ. G. A. organized last eveningfo for the elec-
tioE. Of the following officers: President.
VIM. McAlpin; Vice President, Edmund
II. Pendleton; Corresponding Secretary,
VIM. P. Anderson; Recording Secretary,
VIM. A. Gamble; Treasurer, w. Howard
Doane; Executive Committee r. 8. Full
ton, W. s How, j. L. Stettinius and W. H.
Tavnr.
The monthly meeting of the Cincinnati
Union Bethel officers was held yesterda,
afternoon. The Superintendent reported
the w. rk of the Mission as in very pros
porous condition. The attendance at the
Snndar-school for the month was as fol-
lows: October 5th. l. s25; 18th, 2 168; 10th.
2444; 26th, 2.80S; November I'd. 1886.
There have heen given away 502 loaves Of
bread. 246 meals and 347 lodgings.
The Night Schools opened last evening
with the following large attendance: At
the Night Hch School, 45O pupils:
Eleventh District. 375; Fifth District, 300;
Third intermediate. 800; Fonrrh Interme-
diate, 55. Total, 1900 An additional
Night School win be in the Second District,
on Sycamore street near Fifth and Colored
Eiebt Schools will he opened in the Gaines
snd Western Building, and in the Walnut
Hills COlored School.
Suppression Of Woe.