The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Tho Socialists yesterday voted $15 to
fhe striking tanners
The father of Patrolman A. J. Gould
lied yesterday morning.
The painters met at Turner Hall yes
tsrday and adopted resolutions asking 1or
IN increase in their salaries.
Col. L. M. Dayton on his arrival Sat
srday evening from Columbus was thrown
nom his buggy and hurt about the face.
Isaac Schumann's clothing store, No.
rs Central avenue was entered by thieves
yesterday afternoon, who carried of half a
6osen suits of clothes.
The bucket-shop of Barrett, Waters q
fewis corner Pendleton and cambridge
streets, was damaged by fire last night
shortly after 10 o'clock, to the extent OF
about $780,
Thomas Ambrose and the sureties on
his bonds, Obed J. Wilson, Anthony H.
Hinkls and John R. Davey have been sued
BY the Government for the recovery of
o43,24074.
Councilman Tim Gleason got into a
fuss with Mike ODonnell. on Vine street,
yesterday morning, and succeeded in get
ting himself knocked down, which salts
Asd him, and he hankered after no more
rows
The late Deputy Clerks under ex-
County Clerk Bernard, held meeting es-
tsrday morning and adopted resolutions of
inspect to the memory of their late associ-
ste, Henry Bertling. In the afternoon
they attended the funeral in body.
The Hamilton County Republican
Club held meeting last Saturday night
and adopted the recommendation of the
Board of Directors to rent the hall at the
corner Of Vine and Allison streets, for the
club rooms. A large number of new mem-
Ssrs were elected.
A meeting of the ladies of Walnut
Hills has been called for o'clock p. m.
to-day. in the chapel Of the Church of the
Advent, to arrange f,r the represent ton
of that district at the Widows Home Fair.
II has been decided to open the festival ON
Tuesday, March 30th.
A bloody street fight occurred yester-
lAy afternoon un Sixth street. near Central
avenue. in which several parties were pretty
badly damaged. Joe Coburn received three
cuts In the face from knife In the hands
q Doc Franklin. The latter and man
named Gus Robinson were badly bruised
sbont tho eyes. A hackman named Mike
Teeney had piece of his left cheek bit
cut by Coburn.
The Sherman Club held its regular
meeting Saturday night. The Chair an
nonnced the appointment Of the following
Committees: Executive Committee-A.
:. Goshorn, A. Howard Hinkle. George w.
Jones, Albert Schwill, Drauain Wulsin.
Committee on Ways and Msans-Henry
Mack, George Hafer, Florence Marmet,
Col. p. P. Lane. John Shillito, Jr, L l..
Dsdlor, Louis Herancourt
Mr.. Henry F. Gillig, proprietor of the
American Exchange in Europe, London,
England, announces that he has opened
branch Office Of bis well-known establish
pent at New York, No. 80 Broadway, and
b on his way to Cincinnati to open an
seency in this city. Mr.. Gillig is response
BE for the statement that at least 10000
Americans will visit Europe during the
coming season.
The Board of Education Investigating
Committee concluded its labors last Satur-
bay night John Grossius made very
lsngthy statement in regard to every thing
brought out during the investigation. Mr..
Thomas Callahan was the last witness ex-
smined. After his testimony was taken
ths Committee went into Executive ses-
mon and will report at the next meeting of
the Board.
Mr.. Fred. Coors feed store, stable,
grocery and bar-room on Madison Pike,
near blackberry street, East Walnut Hills,
and Smith, Jackson & Co.'S grocery were
destroyed by fire SATURDAY. night. Four of
COors' horses were burned IL death. The
loss ID about $780, Later in the night
there was small fire in Charles Bodeker's 8
store in the same neighborhood. Tony
Cavagna, private policeman, was badly
burned while attempting 70 save some oil
The goods.
The Lincoln Club Board of Directors
for the ensuing year is as follows Diree.
tors John W. Heron. Lewis Voight Albert
schwill, Luke A. Staley, Drausin Wulsin,
Sam. Nieman, Samuel Bailey. Jr., John E.
Hatch. Abe Mayer, L. R. Ksck, f. O.
Eshelby, George Moerlein, John D. Davis,
A. Howard Hinkle, Benjamin Butterworth;
President, Drausin Wulsin; Vice Presi-
dents A. Howard Hinkle, Ferdinand Vo-
gelsr, Bellamy Storer; Treasurer, Henry
Kessler; Recording Secretary, J.. M. Wat
tsrs; Corresponding Secretary, Charles 8.
xishsr.