The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-12

DR.. Darlington, Of Polk County, Texas,
has taken up his temporary residence here.
George Birthstone, who is serving out a
term in the Penitentiary, is reported failing
in health rapidly, and will hardly live his
sentence out. a. 3
Char es Reifschneider was appointed
guardian in the County Court this morning
Of the minor children of Mr.. Max Van
agthoven, deceased. .
A gold watch and chain two pair gold
earrings, three gold rings and pair gold
studs were stolen from John Brizeler's
place, No. Bellevue street, last evening
And now comes Madam Rumor to the
front and startes our society people Of the
upper ten by announcing the approaching
nuptials of Mr.. Harry Buchanan and the
pretty Miss Josie Artzman, of Front street.
PERSONAL NorEs.-Ex-Ch Chief Cottingham
is home from the State Capital.
John Taylor. ESQ.,, is at Louisville.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix has returned home
and will resume his lectures at Grace M. E.
Church this evening. p. -.-.s
Rev. Mr.. Tinker is confined to his bed
from rheumatism. .....5 .,-
Miss Annie Gebhardt, while on her way
to masquerade ball evening before last,
was struck on the head with a rock on
Williamson street. knocked senseless and
received severe scalp wound. The missile
was thrown by member of crowd of boys
who assemble on that street every evening
and make themselves obnoxious.
The Sherman Club held booming meet.
at the Council Chamber last night. Mr.. A.
G. Wood was elected permanent President
and Mr.. James N. Reed Secretary, A con-
stitution was adopted and committee con-
sisting of c. P. Buchanan, w. P. Perry and
E. E. Wood were appointed to promulgate
its doctrine. Forty new members were
enrolled and the meeting adjourned to
next Monday night at Squire Buchanan's
office. , s... e'..
Smith, one of the parties arrested on the
charge Of tapping the till of Mr. Millers
butcher shop corner OF Lewis and Isabella
streets, was held over in $25 this llorning
on the charge of petty larceny. He was
released on his mother signing the bond.
VIM. Brannon, arrested on charge of
receiving stolen goods, was held over in $500.
He was also released, Mrs Welsh signing
the bail bond.
RArrLrNe RUsAwAY.-fhis morning the
horse attached to Michael Graus' baker
wagon took fright while standing on Front
street and dashed up the car-track at
lightning speed. The animal, on reaching
Taylor Creek, ran over the river bank, and,
before reaching the bottom, t1mbled over
several times. The rig is total wreck and
lis badly injured. The boys had q picnic
getting away with the bread and sweet
cakes found strewn along the track.
Mrs. J. Fay. residing on Cabot street,
above Williamson. swore out a warrant this
morning for t o arrest of Mrs. Minerva Ste
phens, who lives on Isabella street. near
Liberty, on o charge of breach of the
peace. Mrs Stephens Is accused Of visiting
the school on several occasions where the
two little daughters OF Mrs Fay attend,
and, waiting until the children come out
side, whip them numerically. The case
will be investigated before Squire Harris
this evening.
A warrant was Issued last night by
Squire Harris at the instance Of John King
for the arrest Of Thomas King, on the
charge OF assault and battery. It seems
that they were quarreling together about
some ttftfal lmattes, when the boys father
attempted 4tbrsxespise his parental privi-
lege, to which the son raised objections,
and defended his opinion by drawing out
his little knife and cutting bis father In the
arm. Both parties live on Southgate
street, between Isabella and Moss streets
REAL ESTATE TRAEsrERa- Jacobs
to Mary Phillips same property and same
% ee l5i4 ii
Daniel Schmidt TO Fred. Veith, Lot ~ In
southern subdivision, fronting Is feet On