The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-08
LATEST LOCAL.

THE will Of Mary A. Hetlich was ad-
mitted to probate.
PETER SCHROEDER was appointed ad-
mnistrator of John Haub's estate. FER
sonalty, $1,000.
PAUL A. j. HUSTON was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of August
Brockman. Personally, $7OO.
OLIVER WEST has been letting some
money stick to his tingers-the proceeds
of his sales OF milk. He'pays the costs
of his prosecution.
The Coroner's Jury, in the inquest on
the body of Herman Greiger, returned a
verdict that he came to his death from
accidental drowning.
The Penn case, violating the bankrupt
laws, was given to the jury at 1890
o'clock. The jury met at 2, and a yer.
dict will probably be given to-day.
HICKEY sAFERMAN, of Fayetteville,
Brown County, o., has been robbed by
two boys, described as green country
chaps, Of $50 in cash. They are hidln 6
somewhere in this city.
WHEN Judge Pruden was pleading for
| the release of his clients, this morning,
whom he did not want bound over to the
Grand jury. he thought Judge Linde.
mann chad as much sense as twelve
men,"
BETWEEN five and six o'clock this
morning boy about twelve years old
entered the store of E. A. Keeshan &
Bro, southeast corner Of Fifth and Gen.
| tral avenue, and stole about $25 in
money, a hat and some clothing. No ar
rest as yet.
LOOK on these four wite-punishers
Jacob SteWart-an old offender-Harry
Dale, George Kronauer, and James San
ders. They all interviewed His Honor
this morning. The first got 60-$50; the
next will be heard in day or two, and
the last two are under bonds.
JOSEPH BENDER, farmer from Ken.
ton County, KY, was assaulted by the
Luken brothers, who live on Front, near
Martin, this morning in Lower Market,
and bad head put on him. One struck
him with weight. A difficulty in refer.
ence to stand led to the fracas.
| AND now it appears that L. Stern, oil
No. 1856 Richmond street, is the
last case of unaccountable dis.
appearance. Last Saturday he
donned his Sunday clothes and
made off, and no one knows whittier b,
has fed. Some think he has gone t.
California in search of gold. But tina
NC udS ohtpPOu 10 " SVOA i0Ots
E. WOLF, the man who palmed himse1
off recently on German sboemake
named Peter Lane, as sewing machine
agent of the Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
featuring Company, and succeeded il
swindling the shoemaker out of an ole
machine valued at $40 three pairs O
shoes worth $26, one pair OF boots worth
So, in all STA, had an examination on the
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses this morning and has beer
bound over in the sum of $500. Mr.. Will
A. Neely, of the Wheeler u Wilson Com.
lpany, was on hand to testify that he hat
no connection with their establishment
l. HARVEY r. WOLF is middle-age(
ee-Irinker from Carrolton, Kentucky
He has cotton mill down there ant
also farm up the Kentucky Rive
somewhere. The other day Wolf and a
friend named Rankin, a Henry COUNTY
gentleman, came to the city on the boat
and during VOLTS preambula
tions around town he got hii
skin full, and lost some none,
he started from home with. He accuses
w. Fl. Mead and Abe Rhinock, both Gov
iHgton men, with robbing him. And
seems that they had a hand in his spoila
tion. for they are bound over in the sun
OF $500 to answer the charge Of Crane
larceny. The sum involved is nearl,
l$l00. Officers John I. Quinn and Dele
lhanty run the youths in.