The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

RnNs oomsth again with her charms
d beetles that hckle your arms;
Tho ants-O, the dear little ants
That crawl up the legs Of your pants;
he pinchins bugs glossy and black,
Ind spiders that drop down your back
b. these are the pleasures Of spring,
3As Joys that the summer days bring.
VIM. Jackson, of No. 240 Hopkins
street, attempted suicide in Louisville on
AAsurday.
Mrs W. H. Estep, mother Of Mr..
frank Estsp, of shillito & Co., is lying at
- point of death.
Joseph Wald, of No. 147 Longworth
street, is confined with a sore hip, caused
b the accidental discharge Of pistol.
Milo King is at the Hospital, suffering
with broken leg, which he received in
wrestling match in Deer Creek yesterday.
The residence of John Voendelken,
No Barr street, was entered by thieves yes
tsrday, who stole about $65 worth OF jew
Gry.
Walker 81. Hickey, son of the late
sD0c'' Hickey, was buried yesterday from
~ late residence, No. 29s West Eighth
h1reet
George Postle, pipeman of the Fours,
vas badly cut about the head at the fire
last night by falling on the rough stones on
o0lvert street.
A terrific bear-fght occurred yesterday
st the Geological Garden between brown
and Polar bear, resulting in the killing OF
The brown one.
James Atkins, salesman for D. h.
Baldwin & Co., was assaulted near the en-
trance of Eden Park by gang of men, who
Sobbed him Of $l7.
The Judges at the Courthouse last
hturday appointed two Deputy official
photographers, Miss Helen Pearson and
1h Elias Longley.
Henry Taylor, residing at the corner
& Front and Ludlow streets, accidentally
sAot himself yesterday in the left thigh.
The wound is not serious.
Mr.. Jacob L. Mack, one of our most
yrominent Israelites, and President Of the
Jewish Cemetary, died last Saturday night
st . o'clock, at the age of SO years.
VIM. Malback's boot store on Vine
saseet was robbed Of pair Of boots early
yesterday morning. A pane of glass was
broken and the boots taken from the show
oasA
The burning of 4 or bales Of COT
Inn in Pierce's dry house, Third and Cul-
vsrt streets shortly before IL o'clock last
night, caused tho alarm from Box 81. Loss
estimated at $400.
Thomas J. Finn, Jr., brother Of W.
= Finn, Principal Of the Ninth District
Dshool, died yesterday. The funeral took
place this afternoon from the Methodist
Church at MADEIRA.
The boy Patrick Buckley, who was
struck on the head with a stone by col
ossd boy named James Thomas on the Goth
u last month. died last Saturday afternoon
from the effects OF the wound.
The Brewers Society of this vicinity
~ elected the following officers: Presi-
tsnt Henry Muhlhauser; Vice President,
xax Hellmann; Treasurer, Peter W. Sny-
M Secretary, Geo. Moerleln.
During the storm yesterday afternoon
- front OF Isaac Rosenbaum's little frame
Asuse. No. 247 Broadway, was blown out
md frame house ON Sixth-street Hill was
Ustty we'll used up. Nobody hurt"
Anna Won Hatfield, wife Of Edwin
Won Hatfield, of No. $50 Walnut street.
satsmpted suicide yesterday afternoon by
1Aking morphine. She was given the
proper antidote In time to save her life.
Joseph Moore and Edward Reed, aged
ssspeotively eight and ten years. had
Struggle on Butler street, between Fourth
md Fifth, yesterday afternoon, for the
possession Of an old pistol, during which
h weapon was discharged, the ball enter
~ young Moore's left breast, producing
very severe though not dangerous wound.
Last Saturday night an attempt was
suads to assassinate Arty Duffy. Some
eswardly wretch fired two shots at him
while he was seated on the steps in front
n Eph. Hollands house, on College street.
Fortunately neither shots took effect. The
Vould-be murderer escaped in the dark
md not the slightest clue can be obtained
- to his identity.
The case Of Hart, the infant detective
ylo received such = terrible drubbing last
saturday in the County Jail At the hands
q the burglars Sullivan and Caufsld had,
- has been stated, resulted in the locking
Up Of all the prisoners In the Jail, as no one
would acknowledge the possession OF Hart's
DspEun. Yesterday At noon, however, q
prisoner named Brown turned the weapon
ever to Jailor Brnbaum. and now all Is
ssaiA serene. Brown and Sullivan, the
No most implicated in the assault and
hiaang Of the pistol, have been sentenced
y close confinement in their cells The
ust Of the Jail birds have again been given
~ liberty Of the corridors.
REIIGI0UQ WOTRl