The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-26

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Pioneer Association will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Council Chamber at
o'clock.
The till of the baker shop of Louis
Rauch, No. 726 Elm street. was tapped
hst evening of three or four dollars in
change.
Rudolf Gohs will open new place
Saturday night in the building recently
erected by Niehaus & Klnckhamer, Nos.
AS and 450 Race street, opposite Washing
ton Park.
A delightful surprise was rendered to
Miss Augusta Hopf. of Camp Washington,
IN last Tuesday evening. The affair took
place at her home and was largely attended
BY her many friends.
The intelligent reader who glanced at
sn item in Yesterdays STAR about "a" DR..
Underhill did not need to learn it was un-
Der suburban hand to know that it didn't
refer to ''our' DR.. Underhill.
An overcoat stolen from Mr.. Blumen-
thai, the pork-packer, yesterday, was re-
covered last night by Officers Mcfarland
and Hinkle at Martins pawn-shop, corner
Fourth and Sycamore streets.
A fifty-mile pedestrian match between
VIM. May. of Lexington, KY, and R. w.
Pierce, of Cincinnati. will take place next
Sunday afternoon at Bauer's Assembly
Rooms, Avondale. The contestants will
Start at 2o'clock.
Nellie Lindsey, the little girl who was
accidentally struck on the forehead few
days since by the detached tongue of a
bell, which was being rung by Miss Stew
art a teacher in the Third District School,
hlying dangerously i'll with brain fever.
Mr.. Chas. Kahn, Jr., yesterday bought
the trotting gelding "Daalman" from J. B.
Day, Of Hillsboro, KY, for $3.50. The
trotter is 230 horse. Mr.. X. ais, pur-
chased "Christmas Gift" from Steve Phil
hps for $500 This animal can trot under
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The remains of the late Thos. O'Hare,
Of this city, who died in Pueblo, Colorado,
Last Sunday, arrived in the city last eve
ming. Services were held at the cathedral
this morning at O'Clock. The funeral
took place this afternoon from the resi-
dence of his wife's mother, No. II Clark
street
Late yesterday afternoon a carpen ter
named George Budd, residing at No. 1923
Clay street, fell from the third story of
building on Front street, between Carr
and Harriet streets, and was killed. The !
Coroner was notified and will hold an in
quest this evening.
Company H (Robinson Light In
fantry) ( the First Regiment O. N. G..
made the following nominations for officers !
last night: For First Lieutenant, John w. |
Carroll; for Second Lieutenant, Thomas H.
Wright and L. A. La Boyteaux. The cleo
hon takes place next Tuesday evening.
A dispatch from Santa Fe, New Mex
100, states that DR.. Joseph Oemisch, for
merly of Cincinnati, was murdered on the
18th of last month by couple Of men
who were guiding him from Santa Fe to
Prescott, Arizona. The mother Of the
murdered physician resides with her step
son, Rev. Deisch, about seven miles back
Of Newp IT. KY.
The Board of Fire Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon and took two unsuc-
esssful ballots for President of the Bard.
Bills to tie amount OF 81, 049 SO were Or
dered paid. In the matter of the allegation
that Ex-Chief Megrue had sold telegraph |
poles of the Department, it was shown that
instead of turning over $3.50 for the same,
he had only turned over 1925. Nj. Megrue
claims that he can explain the matter in |
The course of time.