The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

A SIS anthracite stove was stolen the
other day from the house of Mrs Froom
In Winton Place.
Rev. II. M. Calmer, 8. j., delivered
hast night at the College Hall an instruct
i've and eloquent lecture on "The Inquisi-
tion."
., An incipient fire in the boiler rooms
Of Henshaw furniture factory was put out
just in time last night to save another con-
aagration.
DR.. Schmuck, Of Everett street, lost a
wheel from his buggy while turning out OF
the street railroad track yesterday evening,
ut e entrance to the Cincinnati and New.
port Bridge.
Mr.. John M. Strobridge, son of the
photographer. is ON visit from Iris ranch
In Wyoming. He tells some very thrilling
tales of the recent atrocities of the Ute
tribe of Indians.
The Police, Relief Association, last
evening. organized its Board Of Directors,
by electing Lient Meyers, President; Ser
geant Thornton, Vice President, and Ser
seant Gaul, Secretary.
Rosa Wacher, whose dead body was
found at $50 Main street last evening, came
70 her death, according to the Coroners
verdict from congestion of the brain and
lungs, induced by intemperance.
A valuable seal-skin sacque and pair
Of boots were stolen Yesterday from one of
the Adams Express Co.'s wagons. while the
driver was in Mr.. Anderson's residence, on
Pike street, delivering package
An appeal for charity will shortly be
made by the Good Samaritan and St. Mary's
Hospitals. in the wav of an entertainment,
tO be given by the Philonedian Society of
st. Xavier's College, at Robinson's Opera
house.
A man named Alexander Lincoln,
from Pittsburg, employed at Collier Il
Budds Landing, fell from coal barge into
the river and was drowned, about o'clock
last evening. The body has not yet been
recovered
Nollie SPOTS, a white woman, was cut
in the forehead last evening by Kate Jen-
Iins. a colored Bucktown damsel. Jeal-
ousy was the cause. The wound Is not
dangerous Kate skipped to Kentucky for
safety, and Mollie was taken to the Hos
pilal.
At the annual election of Directors of
the Cincinnati Packing Company tie fol.
lowing Directors were elected for the en-.
ming year: Oliver Perrin, George Wiltshire,
G. Y. Roots, Charles w. West Truman B.
Handy, William Woods, Nelson Perrin.
Officers: Oliver Perrin, President; George
Wiltshire, Vice-President and Treasurer;
Truman Handy, Manager; G. Y. Roots,
Secretary.
Messrs John Church h Co., music
publishers and dealers, 66 West Fourth
street. Cincinnati, have Just published the
following: 'Trne for Aye" words by E.
O1eniord, music by Henry Gadsby, as sung
by J.Frank Dunnie; "Take Me, Jamie Dear"
by ]. w. Bischoff; Jamie or Robfh,"
words by Gruce F. Coolidge, and AFTER
Long years." words by Fanny LaBlancne
and music by Giro Pinsuti.
The priests of this diocese have paid
. visit to the Archbishop at the Brown
County Convent and returned last
night, bringing with them the anthoriza.
ZION Of the Archbishop to call meeting
Of the clergy of the Diocese for the purp Sc
Of consultation, and to employ counsel t,
defend the case in the courts. The call for
tbe meeting has not yet been issued, bat
will be in q day or two, and the meeting
will probably be held early next week.