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

THE Committee on Light will hold a
meeting this afternoon. t.
The Ex-Army Officers Society held its
regular meeting last night.
THERE will be a called session of the
Board of CouBcilmen Monday afternoon
JUDGE COLLINS horse ran off on Ninth
street to-day, throwing the driver of the
seat, but doing little damage.
REV. G. B. BEECHER conducted the Y
M. q. A. noon meeting to-day. The
church membership was made Il special
subject for prayer.
D. j. RYAN is developing strength as q
Democratic candidate i0r Director of the
City Intirmary. He is u popular man
and his friends know it.
BURGLARS carried of lot of silver.
ware IRON DR.. fuckers residence last
night; also, q similar lot from Mr.. A. A.
COtel's on West Ninth street.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG was sentenced
to pay q fine of $50 and costs in the Po-
lice Court this morning for asSauliing a
man named Chapman without any provo.
cation.
In the libel case VIM. Hood was sen.
fenced to fine of 500 and costs, but the
execution was suspended, to allow Mr..
johnson, his attorney, to take out a bill
pt exceptions.
THE case of Stephen b. Hayman,
charged with embezZling 1854 II from
Palmer d Co., a firm doing business iii
Cleveland, was continued Tor one month
in Squire Gilliyan's Court to-day.
The residence of DR.. Tucker, 79 West
Eighth street, was entered yesterday by
burglars and one large solid silver ladle,
five silver napkin rings and five shirts
L., ,,.. 81.
Police has been informed and he is now
working up the case.
THE celebrated Buffalo Bill will open
for weeks engagement on Monday
evening next at Pixies Opera-house. He
will be accompanied by full dramatlc c
combination and will produce his two
thrilling dramas descriptive of frontier
life ana character, entitled "Life on the
border and "Scouts of the Plains"
YESTERDAY evening Officer Hilberger
arrested a man named August WISH
man on the charge of stealing Il hand
saw, q glass goblet, two buckets, a step
ladder, and halt dozen knives. This
morning he was arraigned in the Police
Court, and his case continued to next
Monday OH account Of the absence OF the
prosecuting witness.
The libel case of Keck versus Hood
was calleu up In the Police Court this
morning, and excited considerable i'll
terest. It will be remembered that ip
the Commercial of the Goth Of February
statement appeared, in which MIR. J. L..
Keck. was charged with stealing hogs
and profting by theirsale. The case is
in progress as we 60 to press.
JOHN AsMUss, q Teuton of advanced
age, who some time ago threw lady
down stairs, was under the influence OF
liquor last night and broke lot OF Win
dow glass, ait the clearinghouse OF Mrs.
Margaret Grain. This morning in the
Police Court he was convicted of mali
cious destruction of property, and SEN
fenced to fine of IS and costs and to W
damages.
A CROWD of young boys who were in the
habit Of making night hideous around
Hunt and Broadway streets were ar
Yaigned in the Police Court, and two OF
them, named VIM. Eiseman and Aug
Wesselman, sentenced to pay $5 and
costs, and the other two dismissed, II be-
ing their first offense. People In that
neighborhood think they Will now enjoy
1pule peace after this. ..a.a - {