The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The saloon No. 81 Lock street was
damaged by fire last night to the extent OF
go
A new track for the benefit Of anna
tsnr pedestrians has been placed in the
Gymnasium.
The President and Vice President of
tAe Board of Alderman we're sworn in yes
tsrday. to serve one year only.
The Grand Army of the Republic will
observe May 29th as Memorial Day on &C
eount of the S0th occurring on Sunday.
The report ofMr. John King, Receiver
sf the o. 4 M. Railroad for March shows
cash on hand April 1st amounting to $780,
~ 80
Another attempt was made by the
Republicans last night to caucus for can
aidats for City Clerk. but the effort proved
unsuccessful.
Louis Monke, residing at No. "A Och
lar street, had his right leg severely In
jnred yesterday afternoon by being run
svsr by his own wagon, from which he
fell.
A small fire in the stable in the rear
Of No 21O Cutter street, was put out by
the Fights yesterday. A horse belonging
= II. Miller was smothered to death by
noke.
Mr.. J. S. 'Vanden Wyngart, of Berlin,
will leave for Cincinnati, April 21st. He
brings with him a full line Of barley and
nce mill machinery, which will be exhib-
tied and run during the Millers' E1posi-
tion.
City Comptroller E. O. Eshelby
gave bond yesterday evening in the sum OF
$4,000, his sureties being Jacob s. Lape,
Charles B. Russell and Simon Smith, Jr.
He has appointed as his Deputies William
Cramsey, G. A. Ransenberger and Jacob
Trost
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights of
Honor wound up its business yesterday
afternoon and last night magnificent
AL was given at the Bellevue House in
honor OF the Knights from distance. The
next annual session Of the Lodge will be
held in Cleveland.
Dr.. w. FL. Mussey will tomorrow
make dangerous operation, called oesoph-
sxotomy on the little son of Mr.. William
ron, of Denver, Colorado. The lad some
time ago swallowed some concentrated lye,
and. as q result, has been unable to take
any food into his stomach.
The merchants excursion will leave
sn the I'd day of May for Chattanooga.
Tia train will leave the depot, at the
corner of Gest street and Mclean avenue,
d 7:S0 O. m., and, returning, will leave
Chattanooga on the 9th Of May at 7 a. m.
yazs for the round trip, eight dollars
The Coroner returned the following
verdict in the inquest held on the body of
Barney Schroeder, who was killed dav be-
fire yesterday on the o. & M. Railroad:
II do find the deceased came to his death
from injuries received by the horse he was
diving falling on him. Said accident was
caused by the rear car Of q passenger train
striking the cart he was standing In while
sudeayoring to cross the Ohio and Missis-
hppi Railroad track. further find that
The accident might have been avoided had
saf,cisnt warning been given before the
trnin moved"
Tho following men were examined for
podtions on the police force yesterday;
]. l. Drake, Of the First Ward; Thomas
uArdis, Of the Second Ward: Jacob Smith,
John Kistsr, Of the Tenth Ward; Casper
Keller, Of the Twelfth Ward; James Law.
lsr, of the Fourteenth Ward; H. Cruise, oi
Tie Sixteenth Ward; B. Hook, J. H. Kline
b. Klocke, Of the Twentieth Ward; p
Bsrg and Christ Brothers. Of the Twenty
hsst Ward; Henry @. Davis, @. H. Field
nan and Fred Sewing, of the Twenty
ssoond Ward; Got. Pistner, Of the Twenty
third Ward; George W. Albaugh, of tht
1wenty fourth Ward; H. J. Token, Of th'
fventy-Afth Ward, Terrence Kennedy
- tbs Eiohteenth Ward