The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-17

AEWfOnEs
Mrs Geyer has returned to her lonely
little homo on Ann street. and Is lying
quite ILL
Rev. Mr.. Matthews, we'll known here, Is
now pastor OF q large congregation out in
Michigan.
Mr.. Charles e. Allen was sworn in as
Deputy Circuit Clerk in the Circuit Court
this morning.
Rev. Edward Southgate, of Mt Sterling.
KY. will preach every evening this week
at Tayior-street nj. K. Church.
International postal cards to any part of
Europe at two cents each were placed on
sale at the Post-office this morning.
P. J. Collins was appointed administrator
Of John o. Clark, deceased in the County
Court this morning viii. Dennis Cahill as
surety. .....
Fully two-thirds Of the money sent
through the Post-office here by private in
dividuals to friends in Ireland goes to the
County Mayo. -..-..
No agreement having been arrived at the
employees of Swift's Rolling Mill and the
huOhoh Atou 0uu oSooA VOhAo NOW AoA eSo~
to go to work.
Nessrs. Arthur O'Hara, Andrew Stretch
and M. Ryan have been appointed dele
gates by the Hibernians to the Parnell
meeting at tho Gibson House tomorrow
night.
Suit was fled in Squire Harris Court
this morning by the Teutonia Building As
socation against Henry Abel for dues that
he failed to pay and alleged illegal costs
that he collected.
A letter was received yesterday by Lieu
tenant Cottingham from the brother of
Jacob Geyer, in Railway. N. J. He was
seeking information about the true inward
ness of the murder, and what led his
brother to do 1t.
A large portion OF the lower end of town
north of Madison street Is inundated,
caused bv the back-water from the Licking.
A number IF the residents in this neigh
borhood have difficulty in getting to and
from their residences
Thieves pried open the cellar-door Of
Mr.. Holzhauer's residence, corner of Mon.
mouth and Tibbatts streets, early yester'
dav morning. and were laying In supply
of native wines when the approaching cops
frightened them Off
Deputy Clerk Julius Schweitzer is still
on the hunt for wealth to settle up his
deficiency with Mr.. Schroll. Hon. Henry
Stanberry has consented to give his check
for 5000 on condition that Schweitzer Is re-
tanned in his position until be gets another
position. ....
Charles Ruben had three ol
them caught between two logs that were
floating in the Ohio River. He was leaning
over in skiff and was in the act of fasten
them ashore. when the accident happened.
and severed the index-dnger of his left
| hand.
The report that Geyer was captured at
town in Pennsylvania Is without founda
ton. Parties there wrote to Chief Lock tina
they had captured fellow with huge fee
and q horseshoe In each ear, and to send OF
wealth Immediately to bring him here
Dave does not quite understand them wheI
they talk about sending on wealth.
| Mrs. Caldhaffen was before Squire BIZ
cllanan this morning to answer charge {
breach Of the peace, committed on littl
boy named Frank Lampe. 1t appears til
latter INDUCED in little set-to with Mr.
Caldhaffen's son, and the latter getting th
W, rst of it, his mother interfered, and
was charged. gave Lampe good ear-pull
ing. The Squire dismissed the case.
Last evening meeting of the Director
and members Of the late Teutonia Build
Ing Association was called, to put up thei
large safe at auction. A motion was put
and unanimously carried, that the safe b
presented to Mr.. Adam Ebert, the faithful
and efficient President and Secretary
which that gentleman accepted after a mes
little speech of thanks Mr.. Ebert Id
proved himself good officer and serve
without fee.
Chief of Police Lock yesterday arreste
James Steinhauer, on the charge of abusin
Mrs Geyer. 1t is alleged that he, in con
pany with man named Brown, who calle
himself detective, visited the residence Z
Mrs. Geyer and were trying to compel be
to give information as to the whereabout
of her husband-that Is, Brown was. Mr.
Geyer claimed not to know anything, whe
Brown became very abusive. Brown ha
not vet been arrested.
WILLS PRoBATED.-Th will of Michae
Carr was admitted to probate yesterday
The testator DEGREES that his wife be mad
executrix Of the will without bond, an
names her as guardian of his children, an
bequeaths all of his property to his wife
both personal and real, and q 81, 900 benef1
entitled from the Knights of Honor.
The will and codicil of Henry Fische
were also admitted to probate. He b,
queaths all of his property to his wife, an
names her as executrix, without bont
which was approved by the Court. Tn
property goes to the children In case Mr.
Fischer marries or dies I. ~
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Case Of Altering v
Stamper. A motion for continuance VI
! allowed. .. ,l.e.
Case Of Hayward vs. Binkenstein. A col
; tinuance was allowed.
Littlewood vs. Binkenstein. CoptinuAf
Caldwell We. Wilson. The plaintiff mad
: motion te ss. ss. aside judgment and allo
| new trial. Motion overruled.
} The following cases were continued
Baldwin vs. Boyd, same vs. Nelson Dunr
same VS.. Horsfall, Muller VS.. Herschberge
Hackett VS.. Maloney, Buchanan vs. Gu
, ton, Williams w. Wedderstrand, Parsor
VS.. Swift, Taher vs. Binkenstein, Hastir
VS.. Mauget On motion Of plaintiff, di