The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

he funeral Of viii O. Lundy took
ya.ee from the Cathedral this morning.
Chattanooga will send up q delegation
e two hundred people during the May
Festival.
Amelia Bohlman, Of Sedamsville, fell
I'D broke her arm last evening. She was
then to the Hospital.
The Society for the Suppression OF
Music had pow-wow of their own at the
n Nicholas Saturday night
Two silk dresses and a shawl were
stolen from Mrs. l. Samuels, of No. 80
Vest Fifth street, yesterday.
Accidental drowning" was the YER
Act in the inquest on the body OF Frank
xoalefrath, found in Mill Creek.
The funeral of Mr.. W. T. Hewitt took
p'ace yesterday afternoon from St Paul's
xpiscopal Church, Fourth street.
Col. A. E. Jones has contracted with a
Ihilade phia concern for six street railroad
sau which he will commence operating
shortly.
The wo rkingmen will hold mass
Meeting Thursday evening on Fountain
Square, to express their sympathy with
Dsanis Kearney.
Messrs. A. D. Bullock, Hon. BENZ. Eg.
sleston and others have determined tc
finish the Miami Valley Narrow Gauge
Railroad as soon as possible.
Thomas Holiday, the we'll known
hardware merchant, corner of Fifth and
Central Avenue, died suddenly yesterday
q his estate near Winton Place.
Lawrence McNevin, of IA Barr street
lsn through q hatchway at Woodrough &
AeParlin's saw works, Sixth and Hoadly,
Saturday and broke his left ankle and right
~
A beer keg was thrown through the
window Of saloon, corner of Fourth and
Mn streets, yesterday morning, early, and
. ssw bottles Of liquor within easy reach
were taken.
The residence of Mr.. Smith, No. 47S
West Fourth street. was entered by burg
kn at all early hour yesterday morning,
lut the scamps were scared off before get
ting any booty.
John Corcoran, living on Dennison
street, Corryville, while getting off Car at
Nm and Seventh streets Saturday night,
iall In front OF the front wheels and had his
lsft arm and hand crushed.
Two men, Tom Conners and Ed. Moss,
we're locked up at Hammond-street Stati N
sn the charge Of grand larceny. They are
~ men whom the boy Hill claims made
him steal the money from his mother.
Jack Cozzens, the porter of s. Strauss
D Co, No 23e Walnut street. came near
lssing his life Saturday evening by being
Drscipitated to the first floor while on an
elevator that broke from its fsstenings
Vim. Bell, a well known colored man.
va buried yesterday afternoon. The
lnneral was in charge of tie Odd Fellows
Nasons and Knights Templar, of which
sRters he was = member. Mr.. Bell was
shout IS years Of age, and without family.
In the case of Herman Kassanar found
h the river last week near Anderson's 8
Ferry, Coroner Carrick to-day rendered the
Allowing verdict: Death from suicide by
drowning, while laboring under temporary
aberratien Of the mind, brought on by pro
tEacted illness and nervous prostration.
Christina Fehrman has brought suit
u the Common Pleas to recover $4, 600 from
q. Il. Rabe as damages to her house, on
L.dlow avenue by the defendant using
ssme torpedoes in making well, the ex-
plssion causing the plaintiffs cellar walls
- crack.
Rev. Father Calmer, s. j., lectured
lsst evening at st. Xavier's Church, in reply
- Bob Ingersoll's explanation of the "Way
h be Saved" Father Calmer is convinc.
lsg speaker, and it is the opinion of the
vsrshipers at st. Xavier's that there was
nst much left Ct Ingersoll or his theology,
when he got through.
Elizabeth P. Patterson and Nicholas
Patterson, her husband, residents Of Rem.
hg,oa, have brought suit against th.
Board Of Education Of Symmes Township
- restrain the use Of the school-house in
D.A-District No. 6 Of that township for 8
Dunday-school and other religious e1er
dsss by the dissemination known as thu
usw Lights or Christians
Killers International Exhibition.