The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12
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Senator Douglas left this city for Chicago,
Saturday evening.
The company expect to place one car on
the Cincinnati street railroad track to-day or
tomorrow. The line is about completed to
Western-row and Ninth-street.
But few cases of any importance were
tried in the Police Court Saturday.
The increase Of personal property in this
city for 1859 was $2,9s4,763.
Lewis Bernard stole hog from Policeman
Mitchell, for which offcnse Mayor Bishop
sent him to the County Jail tor the term of
sixty days.
Two little children, belonging to vagrant
named Mary Grace, were sent to the House
of Refuge by the Police Court Saturday.
A colored person, named William Davis,
for using butcher-knife on his wife, was
committed to the County Jail by the Police
UuuSc) putuIutty, ioi 1iliiGJ uaJo'
William 0'Niel, one of the Mulholland
gang, made brutal assault upon an old man
man at the County Jail yesterday. He struck
him severe blow over the head with a water
bucket. 0'Niel was placed in the dungeon, as
punishment for his conduct.
The notorious Frank Southall was arrested
yesterday on three charges of assault and bat
terry. Frank has long been a terror to that
portion of the city known as Bucktown.
Thomas Jones, who just got of the chain
gang, pitched into number of witnesses, yes
terday, who appeared against him. Jones was
looked up In the Hammond street Station, to
await hearing to-day.
At the close of the week, one hundred and
thirty-fve prisoners were confined in the City
Prison, ffty-fye of whom were females.
There are but two cases Of smallpox in the
Pest-house.
Thirty-one persons were admitted to the
Commercial Hospital last week, twenty seven
discharged and two died-William Lewis and
Ellen Keys.
The Fair Of tho Hamilton County Agricultu-
ral Society opens at Carthage tomorrow.
Eighty-nine deaths occurred in the city last
week, forty. eight of which were children under
nine years Of age.
The scarlet fever prevails to considerable
extent in the city.
A German servant girl, named Rebecca Ges.
seller, in tho employ of MI. John Miller, or
Third-street, near Mill, disappeared in thu
early part of last week, and up to the prosen
time has not been heard from. Fears are en-
tanned that sho has been foully dealt with.
The County Commissioners were on n visi
to Harrison, last Saturday, on business con
nected with the bridge at that place.
The four young mon charged with burglari
ously entering boarding house, corner o
Third and Broadway, last Saturday morning
will be tried in the Police Court to-day. Thei
names are Jeremiah Shay, John M'Corone
Robert Reed and John Anderson.
The celebrated Marsh Troupe Of Juvenile
will appear at Pixies Opera-house tonight.
Country merchants are pouring in upon u
fast and thick. The fall trade has commences
in earnest. Bear in mind that now is the tim
to advertise.
A little boy named John Stevenson ful
from skiff into the Ohio River, last Friday
and was drowned.
Mary Hates, street-walker, came across
green specimen of humanity Saturday evening
named William Beekman she escorted him
her boarding house and robbed him of hi
pocket-book, containing small am cunt {
money. She was arrested yesterday, and wi
have a hearing to-day.
A large audience attended tho disc, ,urse ,
Rev. Mr.. BoyntOn at Pixies Operation. 70, yes
terday.
An elderly German lady, named sch,losse
fell on the Main.street canal bridge, nigl
before last and broke her right arm.
William Ferguson, charged with deal ug
counterfeit coin, was committed to the Co. un
Jail by United States Commissioner Newl va
last Saturday, to answer the charge at "
Federal Court in October noxt.
The grocery store of Mr.. George Schrodel
on Front-street, near Elm, was entered b,
burglars night before last and robbed of o smal
amount of money and q number of articles 0
little value. The thieves entered th rough
door leading from the hall.
A gentleman named Joseph Marlay, fror
Brown County, in this State, was knocke
down on Front-street near The Newport ferry
landing, Saturday night, and robbed of gol
watch. He was struck with slung-shot.
An old lady named creigh, who resides i
Gas-alley, attempted to take her own life Sat
urday, by hanging herself with q piece Q
clothes-line to the bed-post. She was diseovere
by neighbor in time to save her. We under
stand she was laboring under a fit of tre,asns.
Fifty three marriage licenses were isa ued b
the Probate Judge last week.
The PRESIDENTS BUsHEL.--We had on Sa
turday privileged neck at the ponium BUSH