The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-21
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS,

A burglar made an unsuccessful at
tempt TO enter Julius Becker's house, No.
2lo McMicken avenue, yesterday.
Geo. F. Davis has been selected by the
Committee of Arrangements for permanent
President of the Republican County Con-
Vention.
Articles of incorporation of the Wood
lawn House Building Association have
been filed at the Office of the Secretary of
the State.
Fred Hermann, residing at 4O5 Vine
street, was attacked while in st. Clair alley
near Court street last night and robbed of
Sl5. Thief escaped.
Rey. Mr.. Dimmick, pastor of Avon
dale Methodist Church, will deliver an adj
uress on Temperance tomorrow evening at
Fifth and Lock streets.
Reuthe 4 Clifford, carrisge manufac-
turers at No. 365 Walnut street, have made
an assignment to E. P. Bradstreet for the
benefit of their creditors.
Mr.. Byron H. Robh, of this CITY, had
MS feet so seriously poisoned from wearing
brown and red striped silk stockings that
he is hardly able to walk
The picnic at Inwood Park yesterday
gwen by the Socialists was pretty well at
tended. Speeches were made BY Milton
Spohn, Mr.. Harris, of Newport, Ed Hofl-
man and Mr.. Ehmann.
The Aquatic Boat Club have chal-
ienged the Acme Boat Club to double
cull race on the Ohio River, time and dis.
tance to be mutually agreed upon, each
club to furnish picked crew from among
Its members.
A coal oil lamp in the saloon of Gus
tav Keller, No. BIG Main street. exploded
last night and set fire to wood work in the
room. A still alarm was turned in and
the blaze was eXtinguished after doing
about $400 damage.
Nathan Nickols and Henrietta Porter,
both colored, got drunk last night and had
high old time riding around the streets in
Kitty Benefits phaeton. They were ar
rested, and in the Police Court this morn
Ing were fined $40 and costs each.
Tom Morrissey, who few weeks ago
raised a disturbance at Detors' saloon, cor
ner of Ninth and Plum streets, and sue
ceeded in getting shot by Mr.. Deters was
before Judge Wilson this morning for dis
orderly conduct. He was sent to the
Work-house for three months.
Mr. NJ. E. ingalls,, receiver of the L.,
G. u L. r. R.. has made his monthly re.
port, which shows the receipts OF last
month to have been $2l2, ,332 II. Mr.. John
King receiver of the 0. & NJ r. r., has
made his report also which gives the re-
reipts OF last month as 1910, 239 26.
The wife of Jacob Schuele, proprietor
Df the Germania House, OH Court street
hear Walnut, created considerable excite
ment on the street last evening by rushing
back and forth with her dead infant in her
arms, since, as she claimed, her husband
had denied the parentage of the infant and
would not allow it to be buried in his lot.
Richard Griffin, colored man about
Fifty years of age, and born in Kentucky,
died suddenly last evening at ~ o'clock
At the Carlisle House. corner OF Sixth and
Mound streets, where he was employed in
lhe kitchen. Coroner Carrick held an in
quest this morning, and rendered a verdict
Df death from hemorrhage of the lungs.
1t has been learned that Mrs. Won
Loewe, who attempted suicide at the St.
Nicholas by shooting herself, is in reality
Mrs. Caroline Florenz, married woman,
who ran away from her husband with a
man named Nathan Schuk of Pesth, Hun
gary. Schuk, after living with Mrs. Flor
snz for while, left her. The woman, who
Is at Belts sstreet Hospital, is recovering.
During the Sengerfest Mr.. Pfrrrman
Df the liquor firm of Pfirrman & Pfau be.
rame acquainted with a man named H.
kolker, of Quincy, Illinois. Last Saturday
evening kolker called upon Mr.. Pfrrmar
and purchased two barrels of whisky and
borrowed 625 on the plea of having lost his
pocket-book at Springfield, Ohio. Afta,
Mr.. Pfrrman had loaned the money the
thought struck him that he had been vic
timized, and he cause the arrest of Kolker
upon the charge of obtaining money under
talse pretenses. In the Police Court this
morning the case was continued until next
Saturday.