The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-06
LOCAL BRETITIES.


CATHERTNE EBERLY, a young woman,
WAS robbed of gold watch at the Look
cut House last night.
REV. DIR. PAYNE left last night to
apend q few weeks at Clifton Springs
and Martha's Vineyard.
THE Park Board will hold meeting
to-day, at which the question OF music at
Burnett Woods Park Will probably be
settled.
HKNRY HOFFMEISTER, living at NO. II
Hughes street, attempted to take his lie
hJ cutting his throat with razor, yes
teFday morning. He was prevented by
1is wife from accomplishing his purpose.
THE employees of the different shoe
manufacturing firms OF this city indulge
IN q picnic at Mt. Lookout tomorrow.
The afternoon and evening will be spent
n testing shoes on the dancing plat
furms.
THE REMAINS of Edward Conrad, who
cumMitted suicide In his boarding house
On Front and Broadway last Saturday
night by shooting himself through the
had, were sent tohis friends in St. Lou
81 by Coroner Maley this morning.
ABOUT four feet of gravel was washed
over the tracks Of the l., G. Il l.. and the
White Water Valley railroads, between
North Bend and Valley junction, during
the heavy rains yesterday. In conse-
qpence several trains were delayed.
A PAIR of grizzly bears weighing over
1z0O pounds was received yesterday at
sAe Geological Garden from MT. Sterling,
Uifnois. Mr.. Julius j. Bantlin, OF this
city, bought the bears and donated them
% the Garden.
GEO. ELLARD was the winner of the
medal or the Cincinnati Shooting Club,
q q pigeon shooting yesterday at the old
Carthage Fairgrounds. A special gold
medal, offered by Mr.. Caldwell for yes
serday's shooting, was won by Mr..
Yost.
MR.. II. @. STEWART, proprietor of the
Empire Bakery, who was badly burned
n an explosion of escaping gas in his
Leuse some weeks since, appeared on
The streets yesterday for the first time
1ince the occurrence. Mr.. Stewards
many friends will be glad to learn that
he Is 80 rapidly recovering from his Sc
sS0us misfortune.
KATE WILSON, a colored woman from
BRcktown, was arraigned In the Police
Gsurt this morning on charge OF having
stolen o promissory note for 500, 81 in
money, and pair OF sleeve buttons from
bT. Henry, a Kentuckian, in her rancho
Yesterday. Her case was continued till
Haxt Saturday, the 10th inst, and her
bond fixed at 5000.
ANDREW SCHMIDT, who keeps q sa-
hon at the southeast corner of Third
md Walnut streets, and who occupies
room No. 80 on the third floor OF the old
Eatf0nal Theater, had sos in money and
n silver watch, worth about $50, taken
from the room during his absence yes
tsrday. He charges Elton Lowry, the
aSeY actor, who occupies room directly
qpposite his own, of being the thief, and
Lowry was arrested to-day on warrant
md locked up In the Hammond-street
Atation-house on the charge Of grand
hrceny.
THE scull-race, three miles straight.
AWay pull, for the championship OF the
club, took place yesterday between Joe
FRANKLIN, Oscar Medary and Will Stein
baum. The start was made near the
Rulton yiaduct. and the stake boat was
anchored few hundred feet below the
suspension bridge, and Medary kept
ndiead OF Steinbaum and was declared
victor. His time was nineteen minutes
md thirty-six seconds. He was pre-
aentsd with q standard Of colors Of tho
Gipcinnati Club, on which was the word
hCbamrion."
GEORGE SEIrzERBERGER, from Ander-
non's Ferry, Ky, was arrested to-day
a. officers Bunker and Partridge, on
ri. arrival at the Plum-street de-
roA as fugitive from JUS
Ed. The arrest was made at
ke instance OF Mr.. John Anderson, who
states that Seitzerberger Is under bonds
% appear before the Boone County Grim
hal court to answer the charges of horse
11oaling and shooting with intent to Kill.
AaitEefberger was accompanied BY bis
wife and two children, and was on the
way to Edgar county, lllinois.
A pIsGRAcEEuL and bloody row oc-
curred among the Parker Grove pic
Hdckers yesterday. A mob attacked
epustable Mickey Patton, constable Of
he sixteenth ward, with intent to rob
MIN. Patton drew a pistol, which, how
SHer. missed fire. Three men were shot,
md several cut. On the Nick Long
worth, a man was fatally stabbed and
smother desperately beaten, and then
thTown into the river. The barkeeper
WINS assaulted by a mob, with bottles.
One man was shot in the leg. The po-
n the rowdies were out In full force.
HENRY ToNN1s, lad Of 81 years, who
4 becoming very notorious, was bar
Eeeper. Yesterday, at the German Or
Saans' picnic at Reading. During the
Day he fs supposed to have appropriated
kIBO in fractional currency, but as he
1as suspected he did not escape with
t&s spoils. He was taken TO the
bremen-street Station-house by Off
cers Eflng and Walsh and searched,
nEban the above amount Of money was
Epund upon him. In the Police Court
ts morning the charge of grand larceny
Was placed against him and his case
1Uutfnued to next Friday under bond
= 1900. Tounis has been implicated in
several cases of larceny with the famous
EYtle family.
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