The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-03
LATEST LOCAE.


A BREAK in the Miami Canal, near
Dayton, is reported. The amount OF
damage is not known.
Mr.. JOHN GUNDRY, founder Of the
Commercial college which bears his
name, is reported seriously i'll.
THE case of Nelson. J. Carter against
j, J. De Han for $50, claimed TO have been
exterted from him by false pretenses,
has been continued by Squire Gilligan
until Monday next.
RECENT developments show that the
distiIlery Of H. Rose, reported as being
siezed by the government officials was
merely inspected by them, and as moth
ing 'scrooked" was found, the distillery
has not been closed.
NJ. H. FRIEpbANpER. charged with
having eipbezzied $202 from Adam
Boehm, tailor, in. the Gibson House
Building, had his case continued In the
Police Court this morning till the 9Th OF
this month, aud his bond fixed at $500.
A. j. MULLANB to-day brou9h suit
against Thomas J.,Newman, a plumber.
to restrain him from bringing suits to
recover certain items on q bill for plumb
ing, which plaintiff alleges are In ex.
cess. A temporary restraining order was
allowed. The case is set for June 9Th.
CORONER MALEY held the inquest this
morning ON the body of James Loves,
who was run over by a milk wagon while
witnessing last Sunday nights fire.
The jury returned verdict according
to the circumstances. The driver Of the
milk wagon has not as yet been found.
A PoCKET-BooK. a small loose diam ond
and $1.25 in currency were stolen this
afternoon from Dr.. Young's house. No.
nfr
woman named Lucy Hicks is supposed
to have taken the articles. Officer Dan
Duffy was detailed to Investigate the
matter.
CAPT. HOLLOWAY, President, to-day
announced as the committee to present
to the Chamber of Commerce appropri-
ate resolutions on the death Of the late
Judge Bellamy Storer the following gen.
tlemen: John A. Gano, Jas. w. Sibley,
George f. Davis, W. b. WhitemaT and
James F. Terrence.
SARAH CAMPBELL, who keeps bagnio
on George street, and Matte Tanner
and Dolhe Dimple, her "boarders," were
arrested last night by Captain Welsh
and Lieu enant Meara, the former On
charge Of harboring lewd women. and
the latter two as yags. In the Police
Court this morning their cases
WCh0 S"utiHuru VII tuc otu iuSbs 4uSy
are out on bail.
Mr.. GEORGE 4. FoRTRsqUE and Miss
Rosa Lee. of this city, are to enjoy a
benefit at Woods on Saturday afternoon
and evening. An attractive bill has been
prepared tor each entertainment, con-
sisting OF the amusing burleqne, tsCin-
drella'' and other attractions. The oc-
casion will undoubtedly be very en-
.joyable one, we'll worthy the attention of
amusement goers.
THE Ladies' Home Mission Society
held meeting at Trinity Methodist
Church this afternoon, which was large
ly attended. The~report Of the COM
mittees showed the Mission to be
in excellent working order and
that it's labors were productive of
much good. The object of the meeting
was to arrange for q strawberry festival,
which his to be held at Exposition
Hall on Tuesday, June Sth, in the in
ferests of the mission. The arrangements
nre being made on an extensive scale,
and the festival will doubtlesa be the
finest OK the season. The hall IS to be
handsomely decorated, aud tables and
chairs will be provided for all. The
guests are to be served by one hundred
l Young ladies connected with the Society.
2 The Newport Barracks Band has been
ep gagged for the occasion.