The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


Have you got over itf
Did you tumble to turkeyf
Was your'n stuffed with oystersf
Did you look upon the gg'nog when
h was yellow2
Or did you participate in the perfumed
and pungent punch which penetrstes9
Or did you imbibe the pure juice
straight2 Come now, confess the corn!
Honest Iniun?
Burglars attempted to break into Mr..
Strauss dry goods store last evening. They
were scared off before effecting an entrance.
Hon. Joseph Cox this afternoon lee
tured before the Natural History Society
upon the subject Of American Antiqui-
ties"
Governor Bishop yesterday pardoned
George L. Wilson. who seventeen years ago
was sent from Hamilton County to the
Ohio Penitentiary for life.
The wife of Hon. John Fehrenbatch,
Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels at
this point, yesterday presented her hus-
band with ten-pound boy.
Charley Wing, of Chatfield & Woods,
celebrated Thanksgiving Day very enthus-
astically, he having become the father on
that occasion Of bouncing twelve pound
boy.
Some straw in the cellar at No. Al Pub
fic Landing caught fire from a lighted
match carelessly thrown through the graf
Ing The damage done to the building was
slight.
Officer Won Seggern arrested boy
yesterday, aged fourteen, named Louis
Loup, who ran away from his home at
Dayton, Ohio, last Friday. His uncle
called at the Central Station and took him
back home.
Mr.. Andrew Cain, a prominent men,
ber of the Knights of St. James, was mar
ried last evening at the Church of the
Atonement to Miss Julia Haloran. Rev.
Father Cusick officated.
Mr.. Leopold Levi, liquor dealer on
btICCO, WIZ 10 OLA -tNO ycuIo Olu,
was thrown from his barouche yesterday
and badly hurt The horse he was driving
became frightened at piece of loose paper.
A little daughter of Mr.. Phillips, who
resides at No. Is Miami street, fell over the
railing yesterday Of a stair leading to a
porch q distance of about twenty-five
feet Fortunately there were no bones
broken.
Messrs. Koehnken g. Grimm are build
ing an organ for the First Unitarian Church,
corner of Plum and Eighth streets. The
instrument is to have two manuals and q
pedal key board, sixteen speaking stops and
545 pipes.
James Wells, Of Jersey, Ohio, was
brought to this city yesterday and commit
ted to Jail by the United States Commits
siOner on the charge of dealing in manu-
factured tobacco without payment Of the
special tax.
Matilda Hall, girl fourteen years of
see, whose parents reside at 663 Central
avenue, is missing. She has not been seen
by her parents nor friends since Tuesday
last She has brown hair, hazel eyes, and
is sdark-complexioned.
A man named Sullivan, residing in
Underclitf while abusing his wife last Tues
day night was shot twice by his little daugh-
ter, who didn't care to see her mother i'm
posed upon. Luckily for the wife-whipper
the balls glanced off, making slight flesh
wounds.
Judge Baxter yesterday disposed of the
suit for injunction and damages of Sargent
asainst the Halls Safe and Lock Company
for alleged infringement of let ers patent in
improvements in time locks for bank safes
and vaults, by dismissing complainants'
bill