The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-09

JAMES BELvILLg, q monlder, was arrested
this afternoon by Officer Brothers and taken to ,
MIN with having obtained by false pretenses
one dollar and fifteen cents from sam Lee
Jackson.
JULIA DAVIS, arrested on Saturday on a
charge OF adultery preferred by her husband,
nad her case, in the Police Court this morning,
continued till the l1th INST She furnished bail
in the sum OF 1910 for her appearance.
THE Larkin Bank Of Cincinnati has filed its
articles Of Incorporation in tine County Record
er's Office, with Joseph F Larkin, David SIM
ton. John II. Wright, John Cochnower and
X. s. Rust, assTrustees. The capital stock is
$30O,ODO.
AN indesc,ibable bad odor prevails around
Millcreck bottom all along the avenue, arising
from the decaying vegetable matter, which, IN
the opinion OF several OF our medical gentle
men, Will be the cause OF an epidemic fever,
either typhoid or intcrmittent. a4f n
CHARLES MEYERS, who was found on Satur-
day by Officer Hcnnekes in a lumber yard at
the elbow of the canal, with hy-net in his
possession, was dismissed in the Police Court,
this morning, as no evidence could be brought
against him 10 convict him. Tnc charges were
yagrancy and petit larceny.
OSCAR WORKS, q coorod lad OF Is years, was
adjudged guilty, in the Police Court this morn
ing, OF having tapped the till at Williams gro--
Gerry, Oh Pleasant street, above Fifteenth, and
abstracted handful Of ten cent pieces. He
was sent to the WOrk-house TO: ten days and
fined $40 and costs. s
RECORDER WILLIAMSON has had q fence con-
structed around his Office desk to Keep out the
flies and such other pestiferous critters as have
heretofore disturbed the amiable Recorders.
and his brothers peace OF mind. Billy Kier-
sted, Joe Weaver, and the others, all seem
much pleased with the new move on his part.
CHRISTIAN KRoELL on Saturday swore out q
warrant for the arrest of Charles kitf, charg-
ing him with breaking into tile house of {.
Froninl, No. 169 Elm street, and stealing q
quantity Of clothing. In the Police Court Mr..
KrOcll did not desire to prosecute Kif, who
was dismissed on payment OF the costs Of trial.
A SILVER watch and chain were stolen, this
afternoon by a tramp from ZanOni's saloon, on
Seventh street, below Central avenue. Tho
watch and appendages were in the pocket Of o
vest hanging behind the counter, and belonged
to the bar keeper, Chas. Iiulle. A descrip-
tion of the thief has been left with the Super
intendent OF Police.
CONSIDERABLE OF an excitement was created
about O'Clock to-day at No 272 Vine street
over the arrest OF an inebriated man by Office
Logan and his partner. The nippers had to be
applied before the prisoner became manage
able, but the officers finally succeeded in plac-
ing him in an express wagon and conveying
him to the Ninth-street Station.
JOHN PATTON, Peter Mulvey and Henry
Seegers were arraigned before Judge Linde-
man this morning on q charge Of petit larceny.
rested them in a shed in the Millcreek bottoms
near Gest street and Dalton avenue. A keg Of
beer, which had been stolen from a neighbor-
| ing saloon, was found IN the shed, but the
charge against the three lads could not be sus-
tanned and they were accordingly dismissed.