The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Look out for pick-pockets. The street
ears are full of them.
A baby Bonnet monkey was born at the
Eoo night before last
Mrs. Caroline Young, the mother oi
Police Commissioner Hal c. Young, died
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Bertling, late of the Coun-
y Clerks office, died yesterday evening,
aged tbirty-six years, at his home, No. Az
Jackson street.
DIR. Hogan, of New Madison, Darke
County. Ohio. died in private room OF
Blister Anthony's Hospital yesterday OF
chronic kidney disease.
The Mutual Organization of Building
and Loan Assoc iations met at Turner Hall
last night and adopted the report of the
Committee on Legislation.
A son of John Roman, a tailor near
hwOod Park. was thrown over an embank-
ment last evening and suffered fracture
Of one of his shoulder blades.
The room Of Mile. Marie Raoul, No.
q East Fourth street, was entered by a
neak thief yesterday who broke open her
trunk and stole $40 in money.
MIR. Daniel P, Wooley, of the firm OF
r Wooley & Sons. died Thursday evening
last and will be buried tomorrow from the
residence of his father on Woodburn
avenue, Walnut Hills. r'.
The deputation from this city to visit
tbe National Executive Committee at
Washington to secure the holding of the
National Democratic Convention here will
leave next Wednesday evening.
Harry Bates and John Leslie had a.
quarrel on Vine street near Fourth late
hast night, which resulted in Bates striking
Leslie on the nose so hard that that organ
was broken. Leslie was taken to the Hos
pital.
The Gr@oo-Roman wrestling match
between Lucien Marc and Harry Howard
1t Hibernia Hall last night, resulted in
Howard throwing Marc twice in eight
minutes and half, thereby winning the
match.
The Board of Police Commissioners
yesterday afternoon dismissed the follow
Ing members of the force T. J. Doherty,
Il. G. Davis, Joseph J. Darrell, Jacob
Baum, Lieutenant Churchill and Station
honsekeeper Pickett.
The Simon Kenton Pioneer Associa-
eion will celebrate Washington's birthday
nt the Scott Street Methodist Church, Gov
tngton, a week from tomorrow. The Gin. |
einnati Pioneer Association have received |
ID invitation to be present
VIM. Cruise, residing at No. 642 West
Fifth street vas struck by train on the
@, H. & D. Railroad at the Carr-street
ernssing last night and had his left arm so |
badly mashed that it had to be amputated |
He was taken to the Cincinnati Hospital.
The following gentlemen were last
eight elected City Hospital Internes for
the ensuing year: From the Miami Medical
College-Samuel NJ. Hart, John L. Davis
George M. Allen and F. W. Langdon. From |
the Ohio College-O. B. Thrasher and F.
". Harmon.
The attention of the City Council
will be called to the necessity of having
about five acres of ground, bounded bv the
Colerain Pike, Mill Creek and the section
hne on Division street. annexed to the
sity. When Cumminsville was annexed
this piece of ground was overlooked.
The Bremen Street Officers were in
structed to give all the attention necessay
to Insure order and good behavior at Turner
Hall. These instructions emanated from
the remarks of Judge Wilson to Officer
hacke in the Police Court the other day in
regard to interfering with rows at that
hall.