The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

The LiGdeman matinee was well at
tended this morning. The reserved seats
Preserved Tor thieves, drunks, wite.beat-
ers and SO on were all taken early. Cal
lahan ground out the music with his ac-
customed grace aud agility.
Here's few OF the artists that made
their appearance.
Jacob Hummer, jealous-minded
Dutch Othello, was up for throwing cay
enne pepper in his Desdemonas hair.
The Judge holding with Shakespeare, the
opinion tnaJ s'he who lays his hand on
woman save in kindness, 'twere base
tlattery to call him william" made him
pay the costs and give bonds to keep the
peace tor Il year.
RIgnt hear the belligerent Hon. James
Fitzgerald says to Major Trarestle
Travis, "Shut up your cIap-trap." He
closed up like an oyster.
Maggie Webb took the sweat-boX, or
witness stand, In her own defense. She
was arrested for obtaining tfty cents
worth OF vegetables from stall on
Lower Market, under false pretenses.
1t was alleged she told the boy in attend
ance that they were for Mrs. Webber, of
Pike street. Maggie, who by the way is
a rather pretty girl Of IL, dressed in a
fashionably cut pin-back, and jaunty
hat and long veil, swore that she told
the bog they were for Mrs. Webb, her
mother. Her mother, whose name is
Ned, lives on John, near Court, and she
says Maggie, her daughter by lormer
marriage, is ''good, pure girl"
Then the Judge got in his work. "Mag-
gle, this is the second or third time
you've been before me on a similar
charge. Just think of it. You're only II
years old, and up here for stealing. Pil
inc you this time, but the next time you
come here I'il send YOU to the Work
house for long term. Make it S. and
"Barney Carney" says the Judge,
now?' "Vagrancy." SHOW long has it
been since you were here before, Mr..
CarneyW "About two months, your
Honorw "What did do with you
then? "You gave me ten dollars ana
costs, your Honor" every we'll, I'll
give you sixty days this time. Next"
Geo. Overback, disorderly conduct.
Says the Judge, swell, what have you
got to say TOR yOursell?' No response.
'.I'll say something then. You'll pay
$l5 and costs. II see you here again,
out you 70 to the WorK-nouseAdo you
UNDERESTIMATE
Henry Godar charges his wife with b e.
amy, in that she lives with Fred. Bron-
ner, a saloonist on the corner OF Second
and Front. She claims that she lives
there as Shousekeeper, and that she was
forced to leave Godar on account of ill
treatment. She further AYERS that Godar
is a bad man, having sedueed his own
neice, Miss Eich, and is the father of her
child. No evidence substantiating the
~, ~ hA off
ants, the case was dismissed.
George Sanlequo and William Berger,
vagrancy. Says the arresLing officer;
81 udge, these chaps want to 90 to the
Work-house for all winter" "I'll send
them out for six MONTHS" says the &C.
comm0dating Judge.
Mrs. Adallne Miller comes forward as
prosecuting witness against Michael
Knight, who stole her wagon, horse and
harness, valued at $165, from Sixth-streel
market, this morning at 2 O'Clock. Bound
over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF
$3.50.
Here's fat, healthy looking hae,
about forty years, up lor drunkenness
'Mary Winters, what's the matter with
'youT "Well, Judge, I was sick, and |
suppose l got little too mnch," says
Mary. snow let's see about this.
You've been here before" Eyes, once,
your Honor, please, but If you let me go,
so help me God, III be good girl
for year. Shut what II you do hap.
pen to stray in here again, what thenT'
"pli leave it to your Honor,s kindness" ;"
swell, give Mary chance" 'Good-by,
gintlemen, and God bless you." She
starts off In q hurry. "Hold on, hold on
you must 20 across the way and take the
oath to keep sober for twelve months.''
"Come ahead" says Mary. "Good-by
for year anyhow
Mary Lloyd. swell, Mrs. Lloyd, what
do you want ~ "Your Work-house, your
Honor" "Well you can have it y our own
way; 30 days."
. PEORIA, Oct 18-Corn quiet at 54xc. Oats