The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26
LATEST LOCAL.

In LOChLs
SEvENTY-sEvEN cases wercNlisposed
of in the Police Court this morning dur
ing a session of four hours.
ONE hundred men and fifteen officers
have been detailed from the Police force
to attend the funeral ceremonies of VIM.
Small tomorrow.
A BLACK beaver overcoat, belonging
to James h. Vansant, who resides at 12l
Mill street, was stolen from the Council
Chamber Oh Saturday evening.
THE Southern Railroad Trustees are
opening bids for grading and masonry
work to be done on the line of the road
in Kenton, Grant and Pulaski counties,
Kentucky.
HENRY HIRsCHBERG, charged with be-
ing a fugitive from justice. was dis
missed in the Police Court this morning.
as no prosecuting witness appeared
against him.
VALENTINE SCHAFFNER and Philip
Walter were arrested on Sunday, and
have been brought before the Probate
Court on charge OF lunacy. After an
examination they were both sent to
Longview Asylum.
FRANK SoURKAMP and John Roth were
brought before Judge Lindeman this
morning, charged with discharging fire.
arms in the city limits. Their cases
were continued until the 9th instant,
under bonds Of $50 each.
THOMAS SULLIVAN was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning on a
charge of petit larceny. He is accused
of having stolen suit of clothes, worth
Sis, from VIM. ii. West. On application
nis. case was continued till Tuesday.
MILLS, JOHNSON & co. and other cred
itOrs OF Samuel Densmore, whisky dealer
of Portsmouth, have filed their petition
in the U. s. Court, asking that he be ad-
judged u bankrupt, and claiming that he
has used means TO detraud his creditors.
GEORGE NUTH aged nine years is mis-
sing from his home at u Hunt street.
lie is about four feet high, has dark brown
hair, and was dressed in black jacket
and pants, and white shirt. His ab-
sence seems somewhat mysterious as he
has never before lett home.
A MEETING will be held tonight at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms to take action in regard to ar
rangements for outdoor meetings during
the summer. 1t is proposed to make this
a permanent feature OF the Associations
work.
MARCUS SIMoNToN, convicted in the
Police Court, some time ago, of exhibit
ing gaming devices, and who has ap-
Piled to the Supreme Court for writ of
error, had his case continued before
Judge Lindeman, this morning, till the
26ih of June.
BURGLARS entered the saloon of Glenn
ems Goldsmith, on the corner OF Wood
ward and Pendleton streets, early this
nj in
of about two dollars in change, 'one hun
dred cigars, and four.barreled revolver.
No clue to the. party has been ascer-
tanned.
VIM. WILLETTE, Patrick Dyer and
Frank Russell, trio from Linwood,
went on spree Saturday night, and be-
bottle filled with whisky was found in
their possession. In the Police Court
This morning they were each fined 81 and
costs.
ARCHIE LEWIS and S. NEwCoMB, the
two gamblers arrested by Capt. Welcn
in the late raid on SO Fifth street, were
in the Police Court this morn
ing on a charge of exhibiting gaming de-
vices. They were convicted and each
lined $lOO and costs, and in default OF
payment were committed. T.
MARY MURPHY was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on charge of
petit larceny. Mary was accused of
having stolen dry goods box, belonging
% one Donaldson, from the premises in
he rear OF the Indiana Hudse. No evil
ience appearing that could lead to con-
fiction, Mary was dismissed.
OFFICER MEADE, yesterday afternoon,
lrrested Thomas White, alias McKale,
II the crowd at st. Stanislaus church, iii
he act of picking lady's pocket. This
morning ne was arraigned in the Police
'ourt, on the charge of being common
hief, and had his case continued till
leXt Thursday morning. In default of
800 bail, White was committed.
The Board Of improvements met in |
eg gular session, with President Johnston |
II tie Chair and all the members pres
mt. Journal Of the last meeting read |
nd approved. The Engineer presented |
he following ordinances: TO establish |
he grade Of Beresford avenue from
Woodward avenue to Tunnel street, also
II estimate OF $236 9j for grading Jordon
LEY from Cedar alley to Ninth street.
The Baltimore & Ohio and the Mari
tia Railroad Companies are tearing
oWn that portion OF the old frame freight
epot left after the great Second d-streer
re II year, or so ago, and will erect in its
lead fine brick building, continual
ION of the one now beginning at Park
treet and running east, The east end
the building Will be two stories in
eight and contain the offices OF the two
l.
THE case Of the Cincinnati CONNER
iaI against the Hamilton County Repub.
can Executive Committee, for printing
one during the last campaign, has been
the defendants paying tif-
I CENTS on tie dollar and the costs of
lc suits. The names of the tlrty-seyen
were printed on each
and each member was served
Mickey Patton, Consta- +,
e from the Sixteenth ward. who per- I
rineu the service, makes $50 in fees,
Z. w. VAN TREss, residing at No. 543
reeman street, was arrested and lodged L
Oliver-street Station.nouse OIL charge {
'enticing into his house and attempting
outrage girl who was returning from !;
ncoln Park yesterday afternoon. In 1
Q Police Court his case was continued q
Il next Wednesday, and his bond fixed
$l,500. Van Tress' story is that he Il
as nOt.at home on that Afternoon. which =
corroborated by his father. Van Tress
IS borne a good reputation So far. and h
seems probable that the girl has. in v
me way, made mistake in recopniz. Ii
2 the house where the attempt was
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