The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-04
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

get into the residence of City Clerk Rohnel
night before last.
Mr.. Charles B. Wilby was, last even.
ing, married to Miss Hattie Mitchell. grand.
daughter of Judge Coffin.
A branch office of the Edison Tele-
phone Company has been established at
Henry Asmann's, in Avondale.
The German Pioneers Association
celebrated its eleventh anniversary yester-
day afternoon at the Bellevue House.
Charley Black, six years old, fell from
Rporch at No. SOB West Fifth street, yester-
day afternoon, and was severely injured.
The Concordia, of Omaha, have in
formed the Central Committee that they
would not be able to attend the Sanger-
lest.
A Mrs. Wagner had her pocket
picked in Court-street Market yesterday
morning OF her pocket-book containing
HO0.
Mr. Archer Brown, night editor of the
Gazette, left last night for Kansas City, to
Ict as best man at the wedding of College
friend.
Mrs. Flcck, of Walnut Hills, was
badly hurt last evening by being thrown
out of buggy at the corner Of Fourth a1d
Broadway.
Mr.. James NJ Johnston has been
elected member of the Board of Directors
Of the House OF Refuge for the term of
three years.
Matthew Baeder, proprietor of livery
stable Oh GanO street, hired out horse and
buggy to party last Saturday night, and
that is the last he has seen Of it.
The Clio Club, of this city, last
night amused the inmates of the Soldiers
Home, Dayton, with "Our Boarding
House. Friday evening the same Club
will give Colleen Bawn' at Robinson's
Dpera-house.
The Social Spngerchor, of st. Louis,
consisting of fifty active members and a
music band of twenty-three performers
will arrive in the city next Tuesday morn
'ng at o'clock. The headquarters of the
Society will be at Schumann's, on Vine
street.
John Kline, saloon-keeper at No. 1872
Carr street. while laboring under the infu-
snce OF liquor yesterday afternoon, cut
himself twice with knife across the breast.
He was removed to the Cincinnati Hos
pital. The wounds are not considered dan
yerous.
Mrs. Sarah Jacobson yesterday after
noon recovered Judgment before Squire
Schwab against A. Schlauser, proprietor of
variety hall, corner of John and Belts
streets, for wages due her children, who
"do'' a song and dance business under the
name OF the "Melrose Children"
Detective Hazen arrested one of the
men in Dayton, Ohio, a few days ago, who
was connected with an extensive robbery
1t Denver, COL, and had him locked up at
The Dayton Jail, but when he called for
him he had escaped. Captain Smith is now
in this city looking for the missing man.
Jacob Schulz, a cook at the Burnet
House, was committed to the County Jail
BY Squire Schwab yesterday on the charge
Of destroying the wearing apparel, mat
ress and bed-clothing belonging to q wo-
man named Fannie Johnson, who lives in
sne OF the low places on the bank OF the
tanal.
Jacob Klee, former employe of the
st. Aloysius Orphan Asylum, yesterday af-
iernoon brought suit against that instit IL
tion to recover $20,0 damages alleged to
have veen sustained by the negligence OF
The Asylum authorities in keeping an I'M
perfect gas machine upon their premises,
by which the plaintiff was severely burned,
which rendered him cripple for life.
Mrs. Thomas Foster, of Walnut Hills
was being driven to the city last evening, |
when an accident to the harness caused her
Goachman 10 leave his seat. At this mo-
ment the horse took fright, ran down the
avenue at frightful speed to Fifth and
broadway, where the buggy was over
turned and the lady thrown out, receiving
by the fall sprained wrist and several Sc
we're bruises. The horse was stopped near
the Little Miami Depot.