The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.


THERE will be grand. "set-to" at the
National Thealer tonight between Tom
Allen, the Champion of the World, and
Prof. Donnelly, noted pugilist Of Lon
don.
FRANK RICHTER, who keeps q toy
store at 1888 Hopkins street, was charged
with abusing his wife. Lie was placed.
under bonds to keep the peace for one
year.
THE quarterly payment Of United
States pensions was commenced this;
morning by Gen. Charles Il. Brown, PEN
sion Agent, N. W. corner Seventh and
Vine.
CHAs. WELSH and Jeremiah, Cronin,
who keep a saloon at 149 West Sixth
street, arrested last night on the charge
of keeping a disorderly house, were dis
missed.
JOHN G. BRYAN, a respectable-looking
and intelligent man, who has lately
been working on Walnut Hills, at his
own request was sent to the Workhouse
for 80 days.
THE case Of VIM. Bogenschultz,
charged with brutally beating q small
lad named Henry Freeman, az the cor
ner OF Court and Linn, last night, has
been continued.
VIM. MILES, arrested last night on
complaint OF Mr.W. S. Beit,who cnarges
Miles with stealing $120 70 from him on
the 9Th of last month, is placed under
$00O bonds, and the case continued.
The Social Committee OF the Y. M. G..
A. VIII give o reception next Wednes-
nesday evening in honor OF the 7. l..
Branch OF the Womens Christian Assoc
ciation. The patr0nesses are Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mrs. DIR. John DAVIS, MRS.
VIM. +. Irwin, Mrs. G. K. Snoenberger.
Mrs. VIM. Henry DAVIS, Mrs. DR.. e.
Williams.
SPECIAL OFFICER HARMON, at the Lit
tie Miami Deput, and Officer Scleedy
got after a mob of four New York pick
pockets that boarded u train ON that
road, and arrested one Of them named
Stone, but the other three escaped.
Stones picture ornaments the Rogue $
Gallery, and he is locked up.
MR.. THos. N. DoUTNEY, who recently
addressed a iarAe auulence in wesley
Chapel on the subject OF temperance /,
ana with very good acceptance indeed,
| has been invited to again address the
public on the same subject, in the same
place, Sunday afternoon next, The 5Gh
| inst, at hall past three eso'clock. We are
informed that Mr.. D., yet a young man,
has been the owner Of two liquor es b.
| lshmenls in Boston, when he resided
| there. We believe he now claims to be
a resident of Providence, r. l., from the
tact that 1T is from there he dates his
reformation. A. revival Is now in pro-
gress at Wesley Chapel. Much good is
| the result. The lecture is free. Let
there be large attendance.
OMER PIERCE, formerly engaged in the
| livery business at Lawrenceburg, Ind,
went on spree, few months ago, and
stole about sixty dollars from a man
named Koehler. He was arrested,
tried, and escaped to this city,
where he Immediately embarked ia the
| "green-cloth" business, and became a
roper-iu for several gambling-houses
Soon alter, the bl o her Of glrl whom
Pierce had 'Injured" came 10 Cinoin.
| natl and at the poiut of pistol made
him marry the glrl. Next came the in
teiligence that he was implicated in the
murder OF Cole, on Race street, some
weeks ago. AT thls, accumulation IN
of evidence as to his bad character, the
| Indiana people became justly incensed
A grand jury then i'll session promptly
indicted MIN. A requisitlon from Gov.
Hendricks was obtained, when deputy
| Slater, of Columbus, with the assistance
of Deputies John BrInkman and Ben
Bussman, of SpringmeieTs iorce, found
him last night, enjoying hin self at Kate
| & ley's bagnio, ana Immediately landed
him IN the County jail. He was taken
| to Lawrenceburg for trial this morning