The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-31
LATEST LOCAL.

THIEVES stole about $3.50 worth of
goods from Wilson's grocery and
Holmes drug store, in Blanchester, last
evening. -.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON has received q
letter from Barnum, the great Snowman,
congratulating him upon his nomination
for the Mayoralty, and wishing him suc-
cess i'll the race.
SIXTY prisoners are how incarcerated
in the County Jail, of whom seven are
females. Eight new prisoners were
brought in from the Police Court this
morning.
The members of the police force all
look weary and sleepy this morning.
They tripped too much in the mazes Of
the dance last night, on the occasion of
the Farrell ball.
HE Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society has
filed its articles of incorporation in the
County Recorders Office, with Messrs.
Martin s. Cohen, julius Solomon and
Hymen Phillips as incorporators.
THE abortion case which attracted
some attention here some time ago, upon
a young girl of Miamitown, who was
taken to Greensburg, Indiana, has re-
suited in a civil suit for damages.
CHARLES BISHOP, OF Dayton, was ar
raigned before Commissioner Hooper to-
day, charged with passing scurrilous
and obscene matter through the mail.
His case was continued for future deci-
sion.
JOSEPH SMITH has filed suit in the
County Clerks office, petitioning for
$lO,O 600 damages, sustained, as he alleges,
through injuries received by the fall OF
certain trestle work under which he was
engaged in the erection of the saw-mill
OF the defendant in Covington, Ky.
The arguments In the case OF The State
of Ohio against Hamilton County for
SOB, 900, due under O misappropriation OF
taxes, and which has been occupying the
attention of two able referees at $25 for
two hours work q day, has been con-
cluded, and the case is now in the hands
of the referees.
The divorce case of Frank X. Meyer
V. Augusta Meyer is in progress before
Judge Murdoch. Habitual drunkenness,
gross neglect Of duty and extreme cru
city are the grounds claimed for di-
vorce. The parties We're married in
Anderson township last December. The
plaintiff also prays for the custody ol
three children. =
A FARMERS team ran away at Green
knocked a lady down and ran over her,
injuring her about the head. She was
taken to the residence of Michael Korn,
on Race street, and her injuries attended
to. After medical aid had been sum-
moned she was pronounced out Of dam
ger, and soon picked up her market
basket and went home.
IN the slander suit of Macarthur
against Chestnut, the jury has brought in
verdict in favor of the defendant. The
case was disposed of by Judge O'Connor
in the Superior Court. The plaintiff, in
his petition, claimed the defendant had
falsely and maliciously caused his arrest
and incarceration in a station-house at
Cumminsville, whereby his honor and
reputation were damaged in the sum Of
5000. -..-
THOMPSON, the Gymnasium Super
intendent and supposed defaulter, is
going his rounds among the members OF
the Gymnasium Association, endeavor-
ing TO show that the funds supposed to
have been carried off by him were never
pail in, and that the tickets were issued
''on trust' to those parties. He is visit
ing those who have not, as he claims,
paid, to get their evidence in the matter.