The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-13
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Freight cars, within week, will be
run through to Chattanooga, on the South
srn Road.
The Mayor has taken under advise
nent the application of John Guhmann
Tor license to run variety show.
Mrs. Margaret Tumy, Of Walnut
Hills, who has not partaken OF any food
since the Goth of last December, is still
alive.
Burglars, night before last, secured
twelve dollars worth of tools from Tuft d
Laurence's carpenter shop, corner Of Wade
and Barton streets
Ex-Alderman John J. Kelley, sent to
Jail fur procuring an illegal vote, was re-
leased last midnight, his term of three
months having expired.
Preparations are being made in the
Cincinnati Public Schools to celebrate the
seventy-third anniversary of the birth of
the poet. Longfellow, on the 9th of Feb
yuary.
Articles of incorporation Of St. Mar
linus Mems Aid 8 eiety were left for rec
erd yesterday evening. E. B. Brinkman,
John II. FRANKIE and John Niehaus are the
Trustees
Captain G. W. Fisher, United States
local Inspector of Steam Boilers for the
Cincinnati District. who died yesterday,
will be buried tomorrow from Nick endree
Chapel, in Fulton.
. A lease of Lytle Hall for one year has
been effected by the Temperance Commit
tse now holding meetings at the above
named place. Meetings will be held every
evening except Thursday.
The Caledonian Society has elected
The following officers: President, Chas s.
Cowie; Vice President Archibald Walker;
Treasurer, John Mcneil; Secretary, John
v. Richardson; Councilman, Geo. Ellis.
The Committee of Arbitration ap-
Fointed to adjust the dispute between the
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton Railroad
Company and the Junction bondholders
have agreed to meet next Monday after
Noon.
HrA Claxton, who disappeared SO
nysterously from the steamer General,
Iytle last Sunday morning, was found last
evening at No. SO West Sixth street. She
vas taken to the Central Station. where she
Vas delivered over to her friends
The remains Of Joseph Jauch, the
AAker, buried six months ago and who was
hlled last summer bv hatchet blows at the
hands of his apprentice, Henry Frey, who
b now in Jail, were exhumed last evening.
The skull, which was sawed of, showed the
marks of the blows and will be presented
70 the Grand Jury for inspection.
An unknown man, under the influence
sf liqnor, fell off the train last night on the
Little Miami Road. coming from Columbia
TO this city. Whether he was Cincinnati
man or not is unknown. The train was
81 running at O. lively rate, and by the time II
vss Stacked up had gone too far to go back
after the man. Word was telegraphed fol-
engineers to look ont for him.
The National Executive Committee
sf the Socialistic Labor party held meet
ing last evening to settle the vexed question
Of the Becretaryship. Mr.. Van Patten in
troduced resolution calling upon the
party to make nominations for the Office OF
Party Secretary, the candidates having the
highest number of votes to be again finally
voted upon. The resolution was adopted,
With an additional proviso that the Nation.
q Executive Committee recommends one
Of the candidates, in addition to Van Pat
tsn, Mr.. G. E. Colluburg, of New York
With the adoption of the above resolutions
harmony was again restored.