The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-04
LATEST LOCAL.

THE Southern Railroad Trustees met
this afternoon, but did no business of
public Importance.
HENRY JOHNSTON, for threatening per-
sonal violence to Belle Johnston, was
| arraigned in the Police Court this morn
ing and bound over under the sum of 500
to appear before the Grand Jury.
URIAL PHILLIPS has brought suit in
| the United States Court against the
steamboat Ed. Hobbs for 1856, for wharf
is72. nss, from September 18th to October sSd'
PATRICK CLANCEY, charged with hav-
ing forged note and obtained $4 there
by, was dismissed in the Police Court
this morning, as no evidence appeared
against him.
SARAH. WILSON was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on a charge
Of drunkenness. The case was con-
tinued till Saturday. She is suspected of
having committed the robbery at the
Hospital, mentioned in yesterdays STAR.
THE committee appointed at the last
Board OF Trade meeting to consider Mr..
Dwights proposed plan for the construc-
tion and management of the Huntington
railroad are holding session in the
Board Of Trade rooms to-day, but have
agreed on no report.
GEORGE BEINLEIN, who, some time
ago, at the Geological Garden, bit off the
index finger of the left hand of Joseph
Nicely, was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning on a charge Of may
hem. He was bound over to the Grand
Jury and his bond fixed at $500.
ANNIE CARRICK, white, and Sarah Fine,
colored, yesterday morning at day break
appropriated two cans of milk and two
pots OF flowers from yard on Fourth
in the Police Court this morning, and
Annie sentenced to 80 days and costs,
while Sarah was fined $5 and costs.
VICTOR WOLFF, the man arrested on
complaint of Lee Kahn, on a charge of
obtaining one hundred dollars from him
by false pretenses, was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning, but by re-
quest of prominent citizens, WAS dis
missed, as they did not desire to prose-
cuCe him. Wolff is still wanted at sew
eral other places for the same offense.
JOHN NORTON, the man appointed to
take the place Of Billy McHugh in the
Western District, reported to Larkey
McHugh, Assistant Street Commissioner
for that District, ana asked to be put to
work. Mr.. McHugh replied that his
pTe5euV lOTeMau WAS bdtIbIdCtOTy III
every respect, and that he should not
dismiss him until ordered to do 80 by
competent authority. This is the de-
termination expressed by all the Assist
ants, who claim that they will not be
bound by the action of a caucus. Every
thing is now quiet.
THE following is the County Record
er's report to the Board of Commission
ers: Total receipts, $3,335 55, as follows:
For recording 1,035 deeds, $1,361 55; 9O5
mortgages, 81 ,139 As; 1874 leases, $3.50 60;
Is liens, SIT 25; for $50 cancellations and
assignments, $212 SO; for filing 2O9 chat
tells, Sal 80; for recording 1plats, $115;
miscellaneous and copies, $157 50. The
following is the Sheriff's report: Receipts
for cases, 80, 708 10; deeds, $126; foreign
writs, '$16 81; from Clerk. $646 04; city
venire, $40; Jail, 1902 80; Probate Court,
transporting business, $50 80; criminal
cases, 500 06; total, $4,5s9 80. Expenses:
Deputies, IS, 4SO; Sheriff, II, 250; for Jail,
$o4l "a; miscellaneous, $22 20; total,
sc, ,343; STA exceeding the receipts, which
were 81, ,754 "a.