The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27

CAPT. p. DuNLEvY, Of Pittspurg, is a
guest OF the Crawford House.
SIGNOR JANNOTTA has in active rehearsal
proposes to produce here in grand style, the
nrst week in December.
j. q. GARRETT, ESQ.,, Manager OF the Tenncs-
see Rolling Mills, is in the city doing tue Ex-
position and is ut the Crawford House.
A CUTTING afrray occurred in Ludlow, last
evening, in which q young man named Carey
was cut in the neck, agd slightly injured.
j. r. SMILEY, ESQ.,, editor OF the Miami DEM
ocrat, at Piqua, ONO, enrolled himself as one
OF the guests Of the Crawford House this morn
Ing.
CAPT J. w. DEvACHT, one of the old pioneers
anu French settlers Of Gallipolis, Ohio, is here
interviewing his nephew, Cap Frank J.Oakes,
OF tie Crawford House.
STEPHEN GLIDDEN, Esq, Manager of the Gel
ebratcd ralla iesa (Ala,l Furnace, is one OF our
guests TO the Exposition, and visitor yestcr-
day To the Geological Garden.
"MAN in fly cell, drunk all over" was placed
on the slate at Ninth street Station. il pace Of
the name OF u big, burly Dutchman, who was
too drunk 10 give IN his name.
The superintendent Of Police was notified
this morning OF the robbery of sl,O0J worth of
gold watches, pens, and jewclry, from the
drug store of $. W. Storey, at Vernon, Ind.
ABOUT DJ persons witnessed game of base
ball between the Pacifics and Growers. At
after two more the score stood "a TO 81 in favor
Of the Pacilics.
EMMA CONNELLY was brought before U. S.
Commissioner Hooper, on the charge OF selling
liquor without a license, on Central aVenue,
and had her case continued until September
18th. Bonds $780,
Col. FRANK J. D0NNALLY, of Gallipolis, the
lumber kiag in that section at present, an |
formerly connected with our Western Ohio
river Interests, is one OF Frank Busk.rk's
guests Ut the Crawford House.
THos. MAcCONNELL managing editor Of the
Pittsuurg ening Telegraph, who has been
here few days, on his bridal tour, returned
home last evening much pleased with his visi /.
among his pupils the opera OF "Faust, (which hc
JOHN A. ToBIN, who it is alleged has been
convicted of assault with intent to kill in Pitts
vilhe, Pa, recently, aud who jumped his bond,
was captured heie at the Rowe House on Syca-
more street, and is now in jail awaiting orders
TO be sent back.
j MARKETMAsTER J. c. TIMBERMAN this morn
ing arrested lad about fifteen yea Of age,
named Tho. Callaghan, and lodged him at
Ninth street Station, on q charge OF petit lar
ceny. Thomas made a GRASP for money
drawer containing thirty dollars, but did not
succeed in getting anything.
MOSES MURPHY aad Lewis Albers, two lads
noteu for till tapping, were arralgncd before
the Police Court on a charge of having tapped
BARLEY O'Conner's till 10 the tune of nine
dollars. They were also charged with assault
and battery. Their cases were continued TIL
the nrst OF next month, and their BAH fixed at
$3.50 each.
FRANK EDWARDS was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning on charge OF having sto-
len get of cameo Jewelry worth S6O, PAIR OF
hair earrings valued at 80, gold watch and
chain worlh $65, Two charms, Sio, two rings,
$lo, PAIR Of chain bracelets, s55, ana some gold
and SILVER coin, worth IN all $229 6U, the prop
erty Of John N. Humphreys. He waived an
examination and was bound over to the Grand
Jury. His boad was fixed at 400.
LADY on q Newport car this morning had
her pocket picked OF 50 in money anu some
tickets. She paid her fare, but on arriving at
the Fountain found her money gone, and at
tribates the loss to the skill of woman who
was IN the car. Another lady who was fell
low passenger mentions that an attempt was
made by woman to pick her POCKET only a
week ago. she actually lost a dollar or so in
small bills, which she did not miss till her ar
rival ut home, although the woman was de-
tcctcd in making the attempt Police.
CoaoSER MALEy this morning commenced