The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


No quorum of the School Board las,
sight ....
The Chinese yesterday celebrated theil
SAsw Yeas Day.
Mr.. F. w. Hitch, the tailor, will bt
Darried this evening to Miss Rosa Timan,
sf the West End.
A bundle of leather, supposed to bt
seolen, awaits Identification at the Ham
Nohd-street Station-house.
Two old frame houses in the rear Of
40, 274 Pearl street, were destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon. Damage about $780,
James Nuttle was last evening con-
sicted in the Common Pleas Court of cut
ting Officer John Reisinger with intent to
kill.
The members of the Ohio Mechanics
institute will hold meeting this evening
at half past o'clock in the directors
room.
Charles Cook and Lawrence Stapleton,
employees for Post & Co. fell into the river
from the Ludlow ferry last night and
same near being drowned.
Mr.. Scott Moore, of this city, the
travelling salesman of Kleine, Tmberman
4 Co.. who was struck with paralysis at
Liberty. Ind, few days ago, was brought
here yesterday.
In the libel suit in the United States
Court of DR.. VIM. J. Sneed, of Nashville,
against the Cincinnati Commercial, a ver-
dot was yesterday afternoon given for the
plaintiff for $3.50
The cigar-makers in We'll, Kahn &
Co.'S establishment have struck because the
krm refused to discharge about dnzen
nom Union men who had refused to join
their organization.
The Southern Railroad management
has located its ''dinner station" at Nor
wood Station, one hundred and ffty-four
miles from this city. Mr.. J. N. Clark is to
have charge Of the hotel business at that
point
The Executive Committee of the
Hidows' Home Fair, and the ladies of Mt
Auburn, will hold meeting at the Episco.
pal Church, Evans street, next Thursday
afternoon TO consider the arrangements for
tbe Fair.
A bill was passed by the Kentucky
legislature yesterday apsropriating $500 to
Aishsel Popp, of this city. for the services
hs rendered in capturing Peter Klein, who
Was hung back Of Newport on the 10th day
Il last March.
Mrs. W. Proctor tripped on rug in the
hallway of her residence and fell, dislocat-
Ing her hip. yesterday afternoon. Drs.
Wood and Miller promptly reset the limb,
hut the accident will confins her to the
honse for some time.
The Board of Trade and Transporta-
don met yesterday afternoon, and passed
resolution recommending the repeating of
the law that prevents the Trustees of the
Southern Railroad from accepting the
road and opening the same at once for
business.
The Board of Police Commissioners
me in regular session yesterday afternoon,
and listened to the reports of Superintend-
snt Wappenstein and Health Officer Mi
nor. No business was transacted of any |
importance.
The Societa Nazionale Italiana has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: A. Snrdo, President; P. Lopere,
Vice President; F. Delslgnore, Treasurer;
J.. V. Cappola. Secretary; special officers,
J. v. Cappola, G. Fugazzi. D. Podesta, G.
Gigro, R Ferro, and Dr.. Marcus
The Directors of the Associated Char
ities Of the Fourth District held meeting
last night at Christ Church. and elected the
following officers: Joseph F. Larkin,
President: VIM. g. Cochran, Secretary, and
Dr. +. Bruning, Treasurer. A Superin.
tendsnt will be elected at the next meet.
Ing
The Finance Committee of the S@nger-
sund publish the names Of the following
persons who are delinquent on their sub. |
scriptions to the guarantee fund: Philip |
Amman, $l6 Is; Fred. Lang, $50 so; Lep.
pich & Ambs, $18 Is; Block. $l4 80; r. |
Rngmann, $66 IS; Roettger Bros, $66 35;
J. Juergens, $27; c. C. Sanders, $14 so; |
Philip Emis, SIS 10; M. T. Farrell, $34 IS; |
W. II. Adams. SIC Is; F. Nunni,, $33 IS;
J. b. Puthof, $l3 10; Jacob Rupp $14 80;
Sam. Kung $62 80.
Old Board Of Exposition Commissionsrs.