The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-08
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee has been postponed
from June 9th until June 14th.
The case of Henry Reynolds, the man
who assaulted Fred. Buckley, the census
1eker, has been taken under advisement by
Nnmissioner Hooper.
The Republicans Of the Fourteenth
<ard have organized q Ward Club. The
fourteenth has new wigwam on Living
ston street. near Linn.
Chas. T. Phitzer, the vault-cleaner,
vss yesterday bound over to appear before
As Grand Jury by Squire Anthony to an
swsr suit in bastardy preferred against
him by Sophia Hector.
J. a. Plant, property owner on Nc
Lean avenue. has brought suit against the
Southern Railroad to recover $50, 600 dam
sses alleged to have been sustained by the
obstruction of the said avenue.
VIM. Shinter, of Pomeroy, Ohio, while
Standing in front of the American Union
Telegraph Office last night, watching the
Isports from the Chicago Convention, was
relieved Of his silver watch by pickpockets.
City Comptroller Ed. Eshelby has ap-
pointed Mr.. ]. G. Brotherton, formerly of
the banking firm Of Gilmore, Brotherton &
o., as First Assistant in his Office, in place
sfMr. W. J. Cramsey, who served under
City Auditor Hoffman.
A colored woman named Carrie Smith
Hes was cut across the back last night at
Turner's ranch, on east Front street, BY
man known as Possum. She was taken to
We Hospital. Her wound is not serious.
3ossum made his escape.
The United States, through the Dis.
trict Attorney, brought suit yesterday
against John Conwell, of Cadiz, Ohio, for
e902 q, money he received from the Gov
eminent in 1862 and 1854 for services al
bged to have been rendered by him as
First Lieutenant in the Thirteenth Regi-
nent o. v. l. The Government claims
that during this peri he rendered no
Dsrvices whatever to the United States.
The "Big Missouri" on Sycamore street
snd Milestone Alley was pretty we'll gut
Ind by fire last night about half-past eleven
o'clock. The building. which is a part of
the Dixon estate, is damaged to the ex-
isn't of $4,000. Meyer & Merkel, basket
manufacturers, are heavy losers through
damage done their machinery by water.
Knost Bros. & Co., cabinet furniture, are
damaged slightly. Dolins & Pulskamp,
parlor furniture manufacturers, lose heavy,
but to what extent is not exactly known.
A number of the best musicians of the
city have volunteered to take part in a
ssncert for the benefit of H. ]. Lloyd, the
ticket agent, to be given in Music Hall on
June 21st. Among them Is Miss Emma
orsnch, Miss Kate Funck, Mr.. Rudolphsen,
Kr. Hartdegen. Mr.. Wittgenstein, Mr.. Per-
Ming, Mr.. Carter, the chorister boys and the
Queen City Double Quartet, viz: E. Hart
by Thompson. Mark Packard, ]. Frank
Dunnie, @. J. Coleman, Geo. D. Newhall,
fim. H. Sullivan. W. P. Tyrrell and H. J.
WetherelL
The proposition of the consolidation
a all the lines of tie street railroads was
signed by the following-named gentlemen
IN behalf OF their respective roads: R. NJ.
Shoemaker. President of the Consolidated;
Briggs Cunningham, for the Storrs and Se-
tamsville Railroad; R. B. Hopple, for the
Spring Grove Avenue Railroad; Joseph
Rogers, for the Walnut Hills and Cincin-
natl Railroad, and Briggs Cunningham,
President of the Clifton Inclined Plane.
This agreement does away with the old
nams of the Consolidated" as the new
Syndicate will henceforth be known as the
"Cincinnati Street Railroad Company"
Tho Coroner returned the following
h the inquest held on the body of Albert
Augeyine: death from injuries received
By being struck by engine S6 express train
a the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad,
while passing Bond H IL Station. ind the
sccident was caused by his own imprud-
0ce in endeavoring to cross the track
when the train was passing. earnestly
ssquest that painted sign in large letters
y put up at said station, cautioning pass
sngers coming from Cincinnati not to get
G6 the train on the north side, as the ex-
press train is due about the time the $40
= m. accommodation train arrives at Bond
Hilln