The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The alarm of fire from Box 20 last
night was false.
The resignation of Professor Baetens,
- teacher in the College of Music, was
yesterday accepted by the Board.
Nathan Lewis residence, No. 314 Lib
srty street, was robbed yesterday afternoon
sf three or four coats and silver watch.
The Committee to secure the holding
Of the National Democratic Convention in
this city will depart for Washington this
evening
Rev. Mr.. Creighton will preach at
wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church this evening,
hervices commencing at ~ o'clock. The
public are invited.
Next Monday will be kept as Wash
hgton's Birthday, and therefore will be a
legal holiday. Bank business should be
attended to on Saturday.
The residence of Mrs. Lee Hirsch, No.
q East Seventh street, was entered by q
Deak thief last evening. A pocket-book
containing about $50 was stolen.
Colonel Thomas Hartshone leaves for
Washington tonight whittier he goes to
nss his influence in having the National
Democratic Convention held in this city.
Charles Morris, the carpenter at the
Henrie House, fell over the bsnister on
the third floor to the hall below, last night,
and received broken jaw and several other
Injuries.
Oficer Hartzel, a newly appointed
Pstrolman, got drunk yesterday and was
lecked up at the Hammond-street Station
house tn sober up. Colonel Wappenstein
suspended him.
The Investigating Committee Of the
Board Of Education met last night and
listened to the argument of counsel. The
decision Of the Committee will be reported
70 the Board next Monday.
In the case of Louisa Rauscher, the
young woman who jumped from the Sus-
pension Bridge, on Monday. the Coroner
has returned verdict of suicide by drown
ips while suffering from dementia.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers have
been 80 well patronized during their stay
In the city that they are considering the
p-opriety of remaining another week.
Their exhibition is at No. 162 West Fifth
sazeet
The Board of Police Commissioners
net yesterday afternoon. Superintendent
Wappenstein reported that lie had sus-
pended Officers Adam Machle, Henry
Huesmsn and Mart. Ackley. The resigna-
hon of Patrolman Van Dyke was accepted.
The St. Aloysius Orphan Society will
celebrate Wasnington's birthday next Sun
day evening at Pixies Opera-house by
Musical and dramatic entertainment. The
festival Grafton will be delivered by Bishop
A. NJ. Toebbe, of Covington.
Articles of incorporation of the Bailey
Alderman Mining Company we're left for
record yesterday. the capital stock of which
b to be $l0O.OO0' divided into shares of $50
each. The following are the incorporators:
James Fogarty, Jr., G. w. Pohlman. A. ".
Riddle. VIM. II. Shouse and G. R. Harris.
The Common Council Street Railroad
Committee met last night and approved the
Route No. 18, Route No. 2 Extension, and
The Spring Grove Avenue Extension ordi-
nance by vote of to 2, which is less than
h required for the recommendation of an
ordinance. Mr.. Riley fled a protest against
the recommendation.
The Work-house Board failed to get
quorum yesterday. The following changes
have been made in the force there: Chas.
d. Moore, v. W. Creamer and Henry Soul
ling have been dismissed from their sitna-
lions as guards, and Robert Bray Leonard
Markl,n and Archie woodward appointed
10 fill the vacancies The place Of David
Kline, ex-druggist. has been filled by Theo-
dore Bangs.
Officer Humbrock undertook to shoot
Q dog on Clark street, near Linn, last even
ing. The bullet struck the curbstone and
elaDcing struck man named Le> Omit.
man, who was passing by In buggy at the
time. The ball struck him in the left jaw
and lodged in the opposite side. The
wound is very painful although not dan
serous. The man was taken to his home,
corner Denman and Liberty streets.
The Republicans Of the Fourteenth
Ward, Precinct A, have prepared them
selves for the spring and fall campaigns.
Last Thursday night the permanent Club
was organized, and the following officers
were elected for term Of six months:
Thomas Chard, President; Louis Kiechler.
First Vice President; D. T. Williams,
Second Vice President; Joseph Lee, Sec
setary. and Charles Bleichart, Treasurer.
Boms very effective work is expected from
The organization. Meetings held every
Friday night, at the corner Of Livingston
and John streets. Fifty-six members pres
Rally