The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-17
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mr.. John G. Breitenbach, proprietor
,f the Henrie House, died yesterday.
A silver watch was stolen from Mat
Langerlein, at l25 Clinton street, last Mon
lay.
A Foster and Hickenlooper Club was
organized in Precinct OF the Twelfth
Ward last evening.
J. G. Schulze, we'll known German
sitizen, died at his residence on Mount
Auburn yes erday.
In the Police Court this morning John
simmonds got thirty days and Sarah Penn
;hree months for drunkenness.
S55 in silver and currency were stolen
rom the residence of Mrs. Grimley, No.
III East Front street, last evening No.
arrests.
Some rascal stole the Grape from the
door of Mr.. Frank Hight, corner of Pike
md Front streets, placed there to mark the
death of Mr.. Hights child.
Burglars stole silver butter dish and
aquantity of provisions from the cellar ol
.he residence of Mr. John S. Crawford, Oh
Blue Rock street several evenings ago.
Mr.. Lorenz Eckert, who was shot ii
temple on the Fourth of July, is able again
10 attend to his business. The bullet how
ever has not been removed from the wound
A horse attached to a spring-wagoi
ran into freight train on the G., II. q d.
R. r. yesterday at the Dane-strcet crossing
md was so badly injured that it was founc
necessary to kill him.
Otto Westler, living at No. All VIM
street, was before the Police Court thi
morning charged with stealing pair o
pants from John Kirchner. The case wa
continued until Saturday.
Mrs. f. j. Van Buren,, an aged lady
mother of Mrs. W. w. Scarborough of thi
.ity, fell in her yard in GAINESVILLE nigh
before last, and broke her thigh bone. Mrs
Van Buren, is over eighty-fonr and yer
leeble.
The Independent Workingmen's Ly
.eum meets tonight at the Filth-stree
5arden. James McGinniss will deliver tn
opening address. Subject, "The Object
md Purposes of the Hamilton Count
Workingmen's Club
E. W. Morten, of Texas, who filed
writ of habeas corpus few days ago Tor til
purpose of getting possession OF his tw
!hildren from his former wife, Mrs. w.
Edwards. yesterday withdrew the applci
ion and allowed the mother to retain po
esSion.
A. Schlauser, the keeper of a saloon {
;he corner of Belts ard John streets. W;
Irraigned before Judge Wilson this morl
ln 4 10
liquor law, to-wit: "Unawfully keepir
place of public resort where intoxicatir
hquors are sold.' The case was continue
until the oath inst.
Edward Laske, who for some time pa
las been living off his father, got drul
ast night and raised terrible racket
he parental mansion. Officer Shearer, VIII
yas called to arrest him, had hard time
,etting him along. Laskc pulled raz
md attempted several times to cut the of
Ter. In the Police Court this mornir
Laske was sent out for three months.
Yesterday afternoon horse attachc
10 Collector Bresnau's wagon, belongil
10 Windisch, Muclhauser & Bro
Srewers took fright near Wa
ltreet, and ran along Plum sire
70 the other side of the Libert
ytreet bridge, when he dashed into the {
nal with the wagon. There were $3.50 in
sigar-box, which were spilled partly on t
ltreet and partly in the water. About TIVE
Ey or thirty bows at once began diving
The lost treasure, and at night they had
covered all but $40. One lad, who fou1
bis of the money, was rewarded with t'
klasses of beer.