The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.
.Notes In Tie Police Oa,trt.

| Promptly at $3.50 this morning rne
doors OF the Lindeman Varieties wers
!. Thrown open, and tpe seats were soor
filed BY as motley Il crowd as ever was
seen. There We're The Bucktow n beau
| Ties, sanQwiehed between police officer S
and curiosity seekers, who had dropped
| in TO See the performance. Respectfully
aud even iashiohauly dressed fema.es
were present as prosecuting witnesses,
sharing the bench with the most aban-
doned vi either sex, who had been drawn
there by a -sfasclniti0n which they
could not resist. (Many of
| them had themselves been some
tlme- drawn from There in the Black
| Maria;) small boys WHO had better be
at scnool " ere there; mothers with
babes in arms, and eyes glued on the
| dignilied but kindly face OF The Judge,
sat. there i'll at ease; hard-yisaged and
rougn-looklng meneln all SORTS OF dress,
| from the fl.ishy habilments OF the re-
sp, ctable( ~ stree -l0nter to the coarse
garments ol the lab1rlng man. In iact,
all ages, natlonallties, conditions and
4 both sexes, were mere repre- scented, and
| all appare nuly interested IN this comedy
OF "Lile Among the Lowly.'
| Among tne distinguished artists that
| play Ell tneIr brief part came uepraved
specimen OF iemae humanity named
ANNE Cooper, aged about 20, who was
\ jerked up ior lollerlng and street beg
\ sing. "Annie," said his Honor, '.you
| have been here too often; you are II
| hearty woman and have no cause to beg
I'll send you up Tor u short term this
time, anu yau must Keep away from
| here. Make it five days; now go and be-
have Yourself"
| ID ,nlI
10 the rostrum by Officer Hanrahan,
s.Pat;" says Prosecutor Callahan, 'you
are charged with being drunk and disor-
derly. What have you got to say to
| thatW Pat, by the way, looked as
| though he had lain down last Saturday,
telling some kind friend to plaeeNa hall
| dozen bottles OF gin by his Bedside, and
to wake him up day after tomorrow,
pleaded guilty, and went out the road
| BY his H0llor's orders, 30 days. w.
| With measured step and slow up
comes young German named A. Pfund.
He has no money, and desires to go to
the Work house until funds shall reach
him from his friends in "Fatherland"
'sLet him 90 ior thirty days."
| "Next.D .D 4s
"Mollie Cook, step this way. Mollie,
you were arrested last night at the cor
| ner of George and Elm for disorderly
contluct. How is that? eyes," clipped
in the arresting officer, ''she made
night hideous In the Station-house." :"
Said the Judge: "Well, Mollie,
how often have gyou been here
betoreT' Said Mollie, Il. don't know
now often, sir, but it's been month
since was here last.n "Whathave you
got to say to this last charge, Mollier
"Pm guilty, Judge, and might as well
say so. But Oh, your Honor, don't send
me to the Work-housc; Pm trying to do
the best I can TO get some clothes.
Please, sir, don't send me out and I'll
do better" Again the arresting officer
spoke up: "She has often made lair
promises, but she's getting worse all the
| time." ''Mollie, this is very bad. You'll
20 to the Work-house for ten days."
And the fair damsel turned away with q
| weary smile of resignation. Igs
"John Clark, you are here for sleeping
/ In a vestibuie on Third street. Have
| you no homer Where do YOU belong s''
IL live in Lancaster, o., Judge, and II
you let me of, sir, Pil 70 home on the
| first train" 'sVery well. you are dis
missed; now light out for the depot"
| He strobe out OF that court room as II
| he'd been Invited to free lunch.
< George Hughes, cobbler, from Cleye.