The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-03
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
psmocratic primaries this evening.
fhs Alumnal Library Association OF
Ossdals College has been incorporated.
A promenade concert for the benent
ask Henry's Church was opened last eve
nans at Queen City Hall.
The following gentlemen were appoint
q a. the Examining Committee OF tue
Raw SCHOOL, A. Brewer, Jacob D. Cox -
r Baldwin, VIM. Worthington and u. d.
Vald
Mr.. Frank Stacksteter, an old pioneer,
0sd Saturday night at the age OF seventy
three years at his residence, No ~ STARK
szses The funeral will take place to-mof-
m afternoon.
The German delegates to the Method
- Episcopal General Conference were
Snndered q very pleasant reception ana
Isauust at Schmidt's corner OF Race on
nAtarday evening.
Nr. William thinner, of No. LIT West
Nberty street, while at work last night IN
In stable, fell through the hatchway ana
unstained such serious injuries as WILL con-
Nns him to his house for few weeks
The motion for new trial in the case
q John Cunningham against the Little
Miami Railroad was decided, last Saturday,
adversely to the Company. The case Will
now be taken to the Supreme Court
Resolutions of incorporation OF the
Iren Moulders Union No. 123, were left
1,r record Saturday. The following named
ssutlemen were elected Trustees: John
Hssselbeck, James OBrien and John
1o1the.
The members of the First German
Protestant Cemetery Association have
ssseted the following officers: President,
LN. Vonderwuesten; Secretary, Fred.
sprssn; Treasurer, Gottlieb Spreen, Irus'
tsss, +. Fueting G. F. Spreen.
Al the steamer Cons. Millar was max
n.x her landing at the New Orleans wharf
hat last nighta colored deck named
Ha.t had his left leg crushed by having it
esught between the guards of the steamer
md the wharf-boat He was taken to the
hospital
The Trustees of Millcreek Township
have decided to institute proceedings
sRsinst the Directors OF the County In.
frnary to compel Superintendent John
litter to receive Henry Bitter, the starved
laparic, lately found in an almost dying
s,udition in the outskirts Of Carthage.
At the regular meeting Of the Cincin
uati Temple Of Honor, No. /, the following
s6,cers were elected for the ensuing year
vCT,Dr. R. J. Lanham; w. V. T., J
4 epencer; W. R., A. D. Kraft; w. A. R..
Hiram Bradley; W. T., w. W. Cooke; W
q. Joseph Bend; w. p, G. T. Robert Bell
Last Saturday night some mean wretcl
keke open and carried away the content
II the poor boxes at the Cathedral. Th'
suount taken is not known as the boxe
have not been open for six months. Fa
SAsr Cusack, of the Cathedral, had valua
1,s sold watch stolen from him some nigh
lnss week.
The Workingmen's Union held meet
- yesterday afternoon at Thumms Hall
sna made arrangements for grand e1cur
absn to indianapolis and return. The pric
q the tickets, good for three days, wa
fusd 1t 81 30. Mr.. Z. Franz, OF Chicago
- been invited TO deliver an Grafton O.
ths occasion.
Two train loads of excursionists cam
- over the Louisville Short Line Railroa
fson Louisville yesterday to this cit!
Xhe passage of the law closing up all tn
saaoens in Kentucky on Sundays, ha
ssused the Kentuckians to seek the Stat
4 Ohio for their Sunday beer. The excu
-ua ,ruin viii come OF regularly ever
Sunday during the summer.
A row between four or five colore
men on one side and couple OF walters
Hsxter's Hotel, corner Of Seventh an
Vine, on the other, occurred last nigl
raout Ii o'clock in front OF the Hote
nowlders were thrown promiscuousiy, b'
Iurtunately nobody was injured. The q
psarance Of half dozen policemen upe
n. ..nr. mt a xton tn the hOstilitieS.