The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-23
THE DAILY STAR
MlNOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Catholic Executive Committee
meets this evening
A stove upset in a side-show on Vine
street near Court last night and caused the
alarm from BOX II. No loss
John Stewart the proprietor of the
Canterbury show, wants $4,000 damages
rom the Mayor for the latter refusing to
Grant him license.
Patrick Common, of 232 East Pearl
street, had a leg broken last evening. by a
harrel Of pork rolling over him while ai
work on the landing.
Mr.. F. W. Helmick, Express Agent at
Dunkirk, who was married here little
ever year ago to Miss Ella Davenport, of
1ongwOrth street. Is dead.
Rev. Richard H. Rust, Of Fall River,
Massachusetts, and son Of Rev. Dr. Rnst, of
this city, has been rendered the Presidency
q the Cincinnati Wesleyan College.
An elegant reception was given last
evening at the residence Of Mr.. James c.
Hopple, on Spring Grove avenue, in honor
Of bis son and daughter-in-law, nee Miss
6allie Hanna, they being returned irom an
extended bridal tour.
Nose Murphy,a a prisoner confined at the
Cincinnati Hospital with sprained ankle,
which he received when he jumped from
second-story window to escape from the
officers, walked cut Of the hospital last
night, and has not since been captured.
A suit for $4,000 damages has been
drought against the Cincinnati Preserving
Company by Hugh Rigney. in behalf of
Nary Rose, a minor, for injuries sustained
BY falling down q hatchway in the COM
psny's building on the 18th of last Novem-
As,.
There is some talk among the brewers
sbout raising the price of beer. Some of
sur saloon keepers are making contracts at
- per barrel, but the main reason for rails
ing the price per glass is'the unusually hi=h
price that will have to be paid for ice this
summer.
At recent meeting of the Board of
Councilmen special committee was ap-
pointed to investigate the report that the
various coal dealers In the city are selling
BY short weight and measure. This COM
nittee have tried at different times to get
>quorum. but have failed.
John Ryan, charged with giving va
xety performance without a license, was
tried before Judge Wilson and jury YES
terdav afternoon. The trial lasted nntil
midnight, when the jury retired. At ten
minutes past 2 ''clock this morning YER
dict OF not guilty was rendered.
The new Board Of Exposition CON-
nissioners held q meeting Yesterday and
decided to hold an Exposition this year,
commencing "Wednesday, September sth, at
noon. and continuing until Saturday, Oc-
tober 9th. at 10 O'Clock. The Finance Com
nittee was instructed to procure guaran-
Zee fund Of not less than $50 600.
John Mcfarland, residing at No. 63s
Eastern avenue. quarreled with his wife
yesterday, from whom he is separated and
BraSping her BY the throat choked her un-
6l she became insensible. Then he at-
tempted to commit suicide by hacking at
Ais neck with q pen-knife. He lost httle
Mood. which 40 weakened him that he had
~ be removed to the Hospital.
The sixth annual reunion and Clinic
d the Marietta College Club took place
|ast night at the Burnet House Toasts
we're responded to as follows: "Our Alma
Mater" Professor Mariatt; Our Preach
,rs," Rev. J. M. Kendrick; Our Lawyers"
kr. T. Fl. Kelley; Our PHYSICIANS" DR..
B. Isham; 'Our Business men," Mr.. L.
Z Warner; ''Our Heroes" Hon. B. F.
None.