The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-29
LATEST LOCAL.


Mr.. F. J. Reid, of the advertising depart
ment indianapolis Sun, is in the city on
business connected with his paper.
ONE of the boarders at the st. James
Hotel has reported that his gold watch and
$50 in money were stolen from his room
last night.
THE north wall of the Pollock Wilson
building, on Main street, fell this afternoon,
portion of it falling on the roof of the
adjoining building.
JERRY MULRoY has been appointed Turn
key at Hammond-street Station, in place of
the colored man, DR.. Davis, who had to
walk the plank.
MICHAEL CoRBETT, who was thrown from
buggy and suffered dislocated hip about
six months ago, has just been discharged
from Sister Anthony's Hospital.
JAMES WILLIE was fined $25 and sent to
the Work k-house for thirty days for cruelty
neglecting his horses. For two days he had
them locked in stall in stable on Linn
and Poplar streets without food or water.
DEPUTY United States Marshal Merrill ar
rived in the city to-day from Ironton with
George Ratliff in his custody, who was
bound over to Court for selling leaf tobacco
without license. He was committed TO
Jail.
SERGEANT GEORGE WERsEL, OF the Bre-
men-street Police Station, celebrates his
thirty-sixth birthday to-day at his home,
No. SO Hopkins street. This evening the
Germania Mannerchor and Brandt's Band
will tender him serenade.
CHAs. SoHECHT, who claims to have re-
| ceived several cuts on the arm from knife
in the hands of Joseph Geiger, has sworn
out warrant for Geigers arrest on the
charge of cutting with intent to kill. Gel
| ger is one of the party who were before
Court recently for being connected with a
cutting scrape on Freeman avenue.
GEO. HICKMAN, aged fifty-six, living at
106 Carr street, and employed as a driver
for ]. w. u T. G. Robinson, was attempting
to block the wheel of his wagon to-day,
while on Fifth street. when his hand caught
in the wheel and he sustained compound
fracture of the wrist. He was taken to the
Hospital.
ENTERPRISE LODGE, No. /, /. 0. of G. T.,
elected officers last night as follows: G. T.
Green, w. c. t.; Miss Jennie Hitchings,
V. r.; Lydia Hanna, Recording Secretary
Mrs. Mary McGee, Financial Secretary
Margaret Clark, Treasurer; Hugh Huston
hioo hEoilCo SAdih n, L. IL. IN.
| Goodman, o. G.
THE creditors of George II. Kloeff1er, the
druggist at the corner of Wade and Cutter
streets, who it was alleged by the Enquirer
some days ago had deserted his home,
met last night and decided to
let Mrs. Kloeffler run the business
for the present, as they are in hopes that
| Mr.. kloeffler will be here In day or SO
from Wisconsin. The creditors are Voge.
Ter, Wagner & Co., Mr.. Hartlieb, Julius
Brinkman, and Rauchfuss & Naglo.
Mr. FRED. KLrMpER, Ex- Engineer of the
Courthouse, is quite indignant to-day on
account of an item IN the Commercial,
which was to the effect that our Legislator,
Fred. Klimper, brought up bill in the
Legislature authorizing the County Com
missioners and Board of Control to appoint
a Superintendent and the employees of the
Court. The item says that the Klinlpers
are brothers. The former gentleman de-
nies the relationship and states that he is
barely acquainted with the Legislator.