The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-20
Latest Local.

PETER KLEIN, the tramp who assaulted old
Mrs Finney, Of Delhi, recently, will have a
hearing in the Police Court next Wednesday.
THE Coroners Jury on the body Of Bernard
Wernsly, who died from injuries received on
the l.. NJ. II. r., censure the company for not
having fagman at the crossing.
THE count now shows that Hopper loses II
votes in the Third precinct, First ward, and
Birnbaum gains IL in the same precinct If
this thing goes on much longer, Blrnbaum
will be County Commissioner after all.
The Atlantic Garden concert this evening
will be an attractive and entertaining affair.
The music wilt be furnished by Brandt's Band,
and the programme an excellent one, will lie
fulfilled to the complete satisfaction of this
popular resort
ANDREW SMITH, a black demon, just
out Of the Work house 1or abusing his family,
again threw his wife down stairs, about two
o'clock this afternoon, severely injuring her.
He was arrested and placed in Hammond
street Station.
WIN. SEITz, the man charged with striking
Peter Horne with a beer-gla In saloon on
the corner of Fifth and Pierson streets some
weeks ago, has been bound over to the Grand
Jury on the charge OF manslaughter, as Horne
has since died. His bail is 500.
PETER KLINE, the car driver whose car ran
over little Willie Spraul yesterday afternoon
on Sixth street, from the effects OF which the
child died few hours afterwards, was held in
$50 bail, and hearing OF the case set for next
Monday. Kline lives at yO9 Eastern avenue.
FOUE young men, named james McDermott,
Thomas Ferdinand, Frank Hauser, and Chas.
German, were arrested night before last on
suspicion OF having stolen l65 pounds OF oop-
per, which was found in their possession. WIN.
GOLDMAN. the leader Of the gang, was also
taken in yesterday, by Officer Mead. They were
arraigned before Judge Lindemann this morn
ing and their cases continued till Monday. The
copper belongs to A. Berg d Co.. lS4 West
Court street,
AN old German won an named Wilhelmina
Rock should have a guardian. She is undoubt-
edly insane, as she wanders around the streets
singing and crying, and says she is afraid she
will be robbed. over $2,OO0 in notes and GER
tificates of deposit on Adaes Bank were found
on her person BY the arresting officer, Ballou,
to whom she offered the papers il he would not
arrest her. Judge Lindemann sent her, in
charge OF an officer, to the Probate Court to
have a guardian appointed, this morning.
Two of the Goetz family are in trouble
William and Chris. The 1rst named was ar
rested in Cumninsville yesterday on charge
OF burglarzing the store Of Nicholas Farhach,
NO. S51 CENTRAL avenue. His case was laid
over until the Nth inst 1nd his bail fixed at
$3.50. Chris. has been arrested for striking q
saloonist, Mr.. Fisher, OF Stark street, on the
head with b0wlder, from the effects Of which
he is not expected to live. William is now
charged further with breaking into the canal
boat H. 4. SAMPLE All the cases were con-
tinued until the oath.
JOSEPH CoNNELL, according TO his own state
ment, has a wife who is a hahitual drunkard.
He las paid fines for her, and finally had her
sent to the Work k-house, from which she has
but recently returned. A man named Nc
Cutchin, lately from St. Louis, keeps saloon
on the corner of Lodge alley and Gano street,
whore Mrs. Connell is in the habit of drinking.
Her husband not liking this, made some noise
about it. and was arrested on complaint of the
saloonist and charged with disorderly conduct.
Connell was dismissed by His Honor, and the
plaintiff pays the cost