The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-20
LATEST LOCAL.

| MAYOR JOHNSTON has issued an order
to the effect that hereafter all police pay
rolls must be submitted to him for in.
spection and sworn to before payment.
| A MAN by the name of Patrick Dren.
men, an employc of Emery's candle
works on Water street, was severely
burned, on Saturday, through the igni-
tion of kettle of tallow.
REV. H. DUES, formerly resident of
this city, who has been here on visit,
leaves to-day for Chillicothe, thence to
proceed to Steubenville, Ohio, to take
charge OF his pastorate at that place.
COLONEL N. H. MCLEAN, Agent in this
city Of the Erie & Pacific Fast Freight
Line, has received no intelligence of the
| consolidation of the two other lines with
his company.
A. CALDWELL, carpenter, at so East
Sixth street, has sued out warrant
against Alex. Mccormack, whom he
charges with having stolen block and
tackle from him. Mccormack was ar
rested this evening.
THE Oriole Glee Club, which gave an
entertainment for the benefit of the
Temperance Fair at Pixies Opera-house,
will give musical entertainment at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms on Friday night.
ABRAHAM DICKINSON has brought a
suit against Richard PAUL, magistrate
OF Delhi township, to recover $1,000 dam
ages for alleged false imprisonment of
94 days. The case will be tried in the
Common Pleas Court.
MARTIN RYAN, in the Police Court this
morning, was mulcted IS and costs on a
charge of assault and battery. Martin,
yesterday evening, at o'clock, attacked
q hack-driver named Bennehan, at the
side entrance of the Grand Hotel.
HENRY HMRsBERG was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning, charged
with being fugitiveafrom Justice. His
case was continued until Saturday under
$500 bonds, until a requisition can be had
from the Governor of Louisiana, where
he Is wanted.
A WRIT OF ERROR was allowed by
Judge Force in the case OF the village of
Linwood against Charles Wehman, in
which cause the defendant at the trial in
the above mentioned place was found
guilty of keeping dram shop and fined
$50 and costs.
A THREE and a half year. old child, at
the residence Of Mr.. Pape, ON Broadway
near Milton, OF the firm OF Pape Bros. &
Kuegeman, fell into o tub of hot water
and was scalded to death. The child
suffered terribly and was only released
from the horrible suffering by a speedy |
death.
A SMALL RAID was made on Bucktown
about one O'Clock to-day. For some time
past the officers on the beat which en-
braces that portion of the city have been
troubled with lot Of vagrants of the |
female persuasion, and to-day took four |
OF them to the Hammond-street Station
house, where charge Of vagrancy was
entered against them. Their names are
Maggie Hagan, Kate Nealy, Fannie Mel
son and Lizzie Brown.
THE case of Thomas e. Smith against
Lew Hayner and Lot Wright will be
given to the jury in the United States
Court this afternoon. Judge Swing will
then take UP the criminal docket, begin
1ing with the cases Of parties indicted
or counterfeiting. The list of indict-
nents for counterfeiting has been large
n this district during the past year,
'h0Wlng that that branch of crime has
'een popular during the hard times sue
seeding the panic.
The Haddock Nail Machine and Nail
company filed its articles of incorpora-
ion in the County Recorders office this
morning, with James j. Johnston, VIM.
:. Irwin, Isaac M. Jordan, B. r. Nor
on, J. X. Johnson. Worcester Haddock,
J. V. Reid and NJ. G. Robinson,
s Trustees. The capital stock is $1,000.
W divided into shares of $10O each. The
lanufactory will be located in Cincin-
All, ana when III successful operation,
ne of the largest enterprises ever at
empted.