The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Samuel P. Bowles forgery case will
not be tried this term.
Alexander Poland, an old man from
this city, was killed yesterday at Wenona,
lila, by railroad train.
On October 18th East-bound rates will
sdvance to basis of cents per hundred,
Chicago to New York, on fourth-class grain,
heur and hogs. Other cities in proper
tion.
Henry Bolker, residing at No. 4 RAM
~ street, had one of his hands badly
crushed yesterday in the Gazette press
room by having it caught in the ma
ehinery.
Godfrey Eastlake, residing at Reading,
Pa, while crossing the O. & M. track, on
Third street, last evening, was struck by
switch engine, and his left leg badly man.
Gled. He was taken to the Hospital.
A pair Of pants and pair of slippers
were stolen from the Office of DR.. ]. H.
fate, corner of Third and Broadway, yes
terday afternoon, by some rascal who en-
tered the Office during the Doctors absence.
DR.. Franz J. Pabish, DID,, LID,
Who for long number of years was Presi-
dent of the Theological Seminary on
Mt St. Mary's, on Prices Hill, died yes
terday in Mt. Hope Retreat, near Balti-
more, Nd.
Chas Mulgrow, of St. Louis, recently
employed by the Esher Brothers at their
-theRhine" variety show, has re-
ported the loss of his coat which was
stolen from his clearinghouse No. 274
Vine street.
Prosecutor Drew has notified all per-
sons who have given bail underindictments
Of prosecutions and for renting property to
be used for the purpose of prostitution to
renew their bonds by tomorrow or their
hail will be forfeited.
A. S. Hartigan, of Aurora, Indiana,
attempted to jump from an M. Il c. train
1t the foot of Wood street, last evening,
but was struck by locomotive on the l.,
G. & L. road going in the opposite direction
and was knocked back under the car
wheels and instantly killed.
The session of the Ohio Medical College
for 1s79-s0 began last night. The attend
ance of students was unusually large. DR..
Dawson presided, and the opening lecture
was delivered by DR.. Jas. T. Whitaker.
the next lecture will be delivered by DIR.
Ransohoff next Thursday night.
The Board of Education Committee
appointed to investigate the charges pre-
ierred against Mr.. Theodore Horstman mel
hist night and after examining few wit
nesses the Chairman of the Committee an
nounced that the investigation was CLOSED
for the present, and that they would repor
1t the next meeting of the Board, and also
ask for further instructions.
The first reunion of the Fifth Ohio
Cavalry took place yesterday at Robinson'f
Grove, Amelia, Ohio. Fully 1000 persons
were present, and most enjoyable time
was had. General Thomas T. Heath was
introduced as the orator of the day, anC
made lengthy address, which was listened
to attentively, and received with rounds O.
spplause.
Judge Smith yesterday remandec
Charles Lndner, the fugitive from justice
from the State of New Jersey, to the agen
Of that State, requiring, however, that th'
prisoner should be detained in this city
until next Monday, in order to enable
1indner's counsel to apply to the Supreme
Court for writ of habeas corpus corpus to tes
the question of the validity of the warran
upon which he was arrested.
Colonel Weber, against whom charge
Of drunkenness and disorderly conduc
have been brought by Mr.. Sutton as
member Of the Board of Police Commi'
sioners, has made application before judy
Smith for an injunction against any actio
that may be taken thereon. The applies
ton was set for hearing on the 7th instan
ut 10 o'clock, and in the meantime pre-
viaional restraining order was issued.