The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-16
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The balloon ascension Saturday by
Professor Gilbert was failure.
A small fire occurred yesterday noon
in D. Lehy's shoe shop, 294 West Fifth
street.
One of b. Maertz's carriages was
wrecked last night on Seventh and John
streets owing to a runaway.
The body of Jacob CHASER, who was
drowned last Saturday near Sedamsville,
was recovered yesterday evening. The Cor
oner was notified.
The pupils of Chickering Institute
have an elegant display of mechanical and
architectural drawings in Blossoms and in
the show windows of Pape Bros.
The statement in one of yesterdays
papers that John Stolde, of the Cleveland
Orpheus Society, was arrested, is false.
stolde does not belong to that Society.
The report of the test of the Warden
compound engine at the Hunt-street Pump
ing Works will soon be made and will be
the most complete of the kind ever pre-
Sented.
The special Grand Jury, which has
been impaneled to investigate the murder
cases of Price and Wagenknecht, is still in
session and is expected to make a report
this evening.
Miss Josie Jones Yorke and Mr..
Tim. J. Sullivan sang at the High Mass at
the Cathedral yesterday morning. The
rhurch was filled as it never had been be-
lore. Luzzis Ave Maria" was rendered by
Miss Yorke and "Veni Creator" by Mr..
5ullivan.
Mr.. J. Frank, member of the Colum-
bus Mannerchor, while trying to get of a
car near Liberty street last night, fell and
broke one of his legs below the knee. He
was taken to DR.. Theodore Wittkamp's of.
6ce, near Moore street, and after the limb
had been put into splints was removed to
pne of our hotels.
The funeral of the late General Nc
Maxim took place yesterday from his resi-
dence in CumminsVille, and was one of the
largest ever attended in this county. Five
car loads OF Masons from here went out.
Speeches were made by Rev. DR.. Walden
and Elder Stratton. The remains were
taken to Spring Grove Cemetery.
A quo warranto has been filed in the
District Court, in which it is held that the
"Amercan Eclectic Medical College" is
using without warrant and legal authority,
The franchises of an incorporated body in
pretended accordance with the laws OF
Ohio. asking that the Faculty be required
10 show by what authority it claims to en-,
Joy the franchise.
Mr.. VIM. Millholland, wealthy farm,
er living about three miles north Of Harri.
son, went to the barn Saturday to feed his
horses, and while there was attacked by
two villains, who inflicted two dangerous
if not fatal wounds about the head and
robbed him of $l3j in money, which Mr.,
Millholland had procured the day before
Ior the purpose of paying his taxes. The
robbers escaped, but suspicion has centered
upon certain parties in the community,
who will probably be soon arrested.
There were several fights at Inwood
Park yesterday the most of them, however,
by drunken roughs who were not con-
hected with the SGngerfest. The most seri
pus affray however, occurred about II
o'clock last evening, when man named
James Doyle was badly stabbed by some
unknown party. Doyle was first taken to
The Corryville Station-house by Officer
Hotchkiss, and afterwards was removed to
The Hospital.