The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-06
THE DAILY
AINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

James jackson, aged SS, died yester.
LAY. He was member Of the Society oi
Friends.
At the Children's Home there are two
tArk-eyed babies waiting for some one to
adopt them.
The newly organized Arion Manner
shor will give its first concert this evening
othe Lookout House, assisted by the Ger
nan Military Band.
At an early hour this morning the Off
ssn raided the faro bank Of Ulmer & Reus-
kg. No. $50 Vine street, and captured the
entire lay out, but no prisoners.
The stove and hollow ware manufac-
tnssn Of this city want their molders to
snhsait to ten per cent reduction of their
vagea but they will not stand it.
Jacob Guhman, a nine year old boy
sssiding at LOG East Third street, had his
zght arm broken yesterday evening, by be-
hg thrown by another boy against tree.
The funeral of John G. Short, OF Short
Hill, who died suddenly at Fern Bank day
hsfore yesterday, will take place this even
ine at s o'clock. The funeral will be strict
b private.
The conductors of the Consolidated
Street Car Company have each been given
shlue cap by the company, bearing shield
q which is engraved. Cincinnati Conso IL
dated Street Railroad Conductor"
May Doran, who disappeared from No.
ne West Sixth street a few days ago, was
band last night near the Mt. Adams In
cline Plane. She was turned over to her
parents, who reside in Glendale, to-day.
The Music Hall Trustees yesterday
1vs the Exposition Commissioners per-
mission to roof the space between the
haildings and to make = passage-way
tArough the vestibule SO as to connect the
Vaaga
Elizabeth Toulman brought suit yester-
1ay against Christopher F. Schmid q saloon
keeper at Glendale, to recover S., 900 dam
sgss, which she alleges she has sustained
BY reason Of his having sold her son, Peter
xoulman, Intoxicating liquors.
The Grant Club held an enthusiastic
MEETING at No. 200 Vine street last night.
Addresses were made by Colonel Harlan,
General Baldwin, Hon. Job Stevenson,
General Brown, and others. A large num-
baf Of new members Joined the Club last
night
A dispatch from Mt. Vernon, dated
yesterday, says: 'The Republican news
PAPER OF this city was purchased to-day by
Arnstrong 4 Co. The editor will be Har-
~ q. Armstrong, late foreman of the Ga
sstte news and job rooms of your city. He
hhes immediate possession"
Assistant U. s. Treasurer Stem is in
Isceipt of an order directing him to for
ward 200, 900 standard silver dollars to the
0ab-Treasurer in New York. In addition
- this heavy shipment of silver, Assistant
Treasurer Stem has instructions to forward
MS week sos, 900 in notes to the Treasury
u Washington. This gives total ship
nent to the East of $500, 900 in one week.
Rev. Robert Patterson, pastor of the
osutral Presby terian Church. being in ILL
hsslth. has sent in his resignation 10 the
ssnsregation Of that church. Last evening
q meeting of the members of that church
vss held, and a resolution was adopted,
granting the pastor two-months' leave of
sAsence. and requesting him to reconsider
III resignation.
At the Democratic meeting at Jake
Aug's yesterday Councilman Dan. Dalton
md Julius Refs had little set-to. Dalton
charged Reis with having gone to the M. &
& Railroad Office and securing his dis
charge from the Company in order to get
even with him. Refs denied the charge and
nd he did not descend to such little
tAingA The lie then passed and Dalton
nads lunge at julius, but the Alderman
lodged the blow. Parties then interfered
I'd hostilities ceased.