The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-02
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Dennis Dailey's trunk was broken open
d No 222 East Fifth street yesterday and
oH taken therefrom.
A silent alarm called the Elves to 81
Buckeye street. The fire was put out Win
few buckets of water.
The Eden Park Street Railroad Com
psny will sell twenty tickets for 81. The
cash fare will be seven cents. with no di-
viding line at Kay's corner.
The Com mencement Exercises OF the
Graduating Glasses of the Hughes ard
Woodward High Schools will take place at
Fixes Opera-house on the evening OF the
Issh instant.
The Bell telephone has been successful
h introduced in Germany. Messrs. G. H.
Jones & Bro, of this city, have already re-
esived an order for four central ONCE
switch boards
The quarterly meeting of the Women's
Home Missionary Society OF Cincinnati
Prssbytery was held yesterday afternoon
st the First Presbyte Church, Fourth
street, Mrs. Pyle presiding.
The Directors of the Longview Asylum
met yesterday, and about the only busi-
ness transacted was the approving OF sew
sral bills, and the hearing OF the report OF
he Superintendent and Steward.
Antoine Hess has brought suit against
Charles Gehring saloon-keeper on Spring
Grove avenue, before Squire Schwab for
the sum OF S., alleged to have been OBJ
hined from him under false pretenses.
A telegram was received yesterday
som Professor Ives, Director of the Acad-
smy of Fine Arts, st. Louis, requesting
that some specimens of Cincinnati ceramic
work be sent to that city for art exhibition.
George Meisel, a young boy, was run
ever by one of Sol. Langdon's wagons some
time ago at the corner of Belts and Central
avenue. Yesterday his father brought suit
for $e5, the amount claimed for the physi-
slams service. The case is before Squire
1chwab.
John King, the attorney, was Knocked
DOWN in Byrn's shoe shop on Vine street
yesterday by q man named John Gildea.
Eye-witnesses state that there was no quar-
rel between the two men and no cause
could be assigned by them for the assault
No arrest was made.
Lewis Wagner was arrested and taken
tefore Squire Anthony yesterday, on the
charge of obtaining two kegs of beer from
Madam Troutwine on Central avenue un-
der the pretense that he was representa-
tive Of the Main-street Brewery. The case
b set for hearing at II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Dave OBrien and J. s. Lawrence
we're arrested last evening for engaging i'll
sbroil. When searched three S. bills were
found in their possession which were con-
sidered Counterfeit, and the charge changed
70 having counterfeit money In their
possession. Later it was decided that the
hills were genuine, and the charge was
changed to drunkenness.
The General Committee Of the Raikes
Dabbath-school Centennial held business
meeting at the Y. M. G. A. rooms last eve
rins and reported that the Committee on
Muhc and Hymns will complete their se-
lsctions this week, and the list will be an
nounced in Saturdays papers. Printed
sopies Of the hymns will probably be ready
lor distribution on Saturday.
Mrs. Bennett, residing at 1892 George
street, while going to market this morning
was Knocked down at the corner of George
snd Gutter and severely injured by wag-
sn accidentally striking her. Mrs. Ben
matt il an aged lady and 1t is thought her
injuries are serious as the shaft Of the
wagon struck her in the neck with consid.
srable force. She was taken to her home.
Charles Bleichart. q member of the
Board OF Health, and James Mclaughlin,
. strong Republican Of the Fourteenth
Ward, INDUCED in knock-down match al
Dlsichart's saloon, on John and Livingston
streets, yesterday afternoon. 1t all hap
psned because Bleichart wanted to go tc
Chicago as delegate and Mclaughlin
worked against him. Bleichart after being
Knocked down, got large knife and rur
Mclaughlin all around the street with it
Mao swore out warrant before 'Squir,
Dchwab and had Bleichart arrested on th'