The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-08

PKRRINE we should have said that JoHN-
SON V. PERRINE was the gentleman who
presented the lot TO the Board.
TIMK. - Travellers, landlords omnibus
and express men, will observe, in the cor
rected timetable Of the different rail-
roads, as II appears this afternoon, that on
Monday next several changes will take
place In hours Of departures and arrivals.
EE- Mr.. JAMES TURNER, member Of the
City Council, and the Republican candidate
for Mayor against Mr.. Kenney, Democratic
candidate about one year ago, will have
the thanks of this community for his vote
in opposition to the levy of n tax for the
support of the Metropolitan Police.
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SMASHED. - The Wlnd-storm yesterday
afternoon caused considerable damage in
the southwest room of the Opera House,
occupied by the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Agency. The back room being
open, the wind swept in, blowing the front
doors shut with such violence as to smash
four large panes of glass, estimated to be
worth fifty dollars each.
The REGIMKNTALs In THk PARK.-This
evening, the Regimental Band will give Il
Grand Concert in the Park. The following
Is the programme: r....
Blue eyed BoiIe, Quickstep .......... Downing
Overture from the Opera OF St. Curtis Rossini
BobbiDg Around Medley, with variations
Grand Cernet Duet ........ -. Norma
Gallope, with Introduction. ....... Faust
Let the place be prepared aud lighted for
the Regimentals.
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HEAVY SToRM.-We were visited by
most violent rain, wind and thunder storm
this afternoon. The thunder WAS heavy
and very large amount of water fell,
fairly flooding our streets and finding its
way into some cellars. The wind rushed
madly along-driving the rain into every
nook and corner" A large maple tree
that stood near the corner OF Second and
Main streets, was blown do Nn. We heard
of no damage toproperty up to the time Of
going to press. ...i s.E..
IE The Council, at its regular meeting
last night, refused to levy tax for police
tropolitan Police Law. The vote on the
question stood For the leyy-Messrs.
Kuhns, Drummer, Reifer, Shank, Clingman,
Gebhart, Lehman and Iddings-s. Against
the levy--Messrs. Wiggim, Turner, Love,
Aman, COlhower, Braunschweiger, Butz and
Boyle--S. .... ... ..ag
Here is "dead lock-" What's to be
done in the case9 Who's to pay the Me-
tropolitans? .......
POLICK ITRMs.-In the way Of cases be-
fore the Mayor we have several to-day
One of a somewhat more serious character
than usually comes to us for record.
william Forche alias William Jones, a
carpenter, who has been In the employ of
Mr.. Smith, of this city, for about three
weeks, was arrested on charge of forgery,
committed May l6, at Fort Wayne, Ind,
and by which he obtained a package from
the United States Rxpress office, directed to
his brother, worth one hundred and fifty
dollars. They have been ON the track of
FOrche for sometime. Learning his where
sbouts, d. ]. Mattox, superintendent and
agent of the United States Express Com
pany, swore out a warrant before Mayor
Kenney for the arrest of Forche or Jones'
which was duly executed and the prisoner
arraigned before the Mayor. for a hearing,
On his way TO the Office he denied the
charge, but when he arrived at the office he
acknowledged that he got the package, and
was sent back to Indiana for trial. A tool
chest in his possession was mainly instru-
mental In leading to his detection and ar
rest.
Bartlett Scanlon got too much "Jersey
lightning" for his own comfort, or that OF
his family-he making toward them some
threatening demonstrations. This resulted
in Bartlett making an appearance before the
Mayor--where he was taxed $S 45. -J
Peter Ward, re-arrested as "vag," and
sent to the stationhouse. Peter don't seem
to be able to make the rifle in a proper
manner, and has to be cared for. ...'.
And VIM. Lesser was also up as "yag."
william says he came here to get his brother
out of the poor-house. For this purpose
he has been asking aid of our citizens, but
Notwithstanding their contributions VIII
liam has been unable to Increase his fund
10 an extent sufficient to accomplish his
stated obi ect. The Mayor sent William to
the station-house. .fla.tt fEt
Wm. Holnerstadt, u. Conner, and Ed.
Shearer, were arrested on charge Of going
into Nickum's bakery. and confectionery
establishment and purloining money from
the drawer, aud taken TO the station-house.
This morning, when they were 10 be brought
before the Mayor, William was not 70 be
found, having made good his escape from
that institution. The others were brought
before the Mayor and remanded to the staT,
They are to have a hearing