The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
LOCAL BREYITIES.

at, the Assembly Rooms this, Friday,
evening.
GEORGE KLoTTER, sR., has declined
the nomination tor member of the Board
of,Control.
LOVERS of music are soon to have an
opportunity Of again welcoming the Ten
nesseeans.
The Americus Boat Club gave it's first
grand ball at Turner Hall last evening,
with large attendance.
The marriage OF Hon. Thomas A. Cor
coran and Miss Charlotte Peters, of this
city, took place in st. Louis yesterday.
JIG. CAMPBELL against Henry Wilder
& Co. In this case bill of exceptions
was ordered filed and placed on record.
GENERAL Tom THUMB and Commodore
Mutt visited w ood's Tneater last even
Ing at the close of their levee at Mozart
Hall.
REGULAR monthly meeting Of the Ex-
Army and Navy Officers Society at
their rooms in College Building, this
evening.
WOODEN STEPS have been erected from
Hunt street TO the intersection of Lib
erty and Price streets by the way of Sec
tion alley.
THE Whittier Literary Club gave a
spirited literary and musical entertain
ment to large audience at College Hall
last evening.
RIGHT REvERNED BISHOP TALBOT, of
Indiana, will administer the rite of Con-
tirmation in St. PauPs p. b. Church at
T:30 this evening.
EDEN RESERVOIR now contains about
two feet Of water. Next Monday work.
men will begin pointing the wall, to pre-.
vent the escape Of water.
CORONER MALEY last evening held an
inquest on the body of Peter Crist, who
died suddenly at 724 Elm. Verdict :
"Cons estion OF the BRAIN"
A SERIES of promenade concerts, COM
mel eng April 4th and ending the 18th,
will be given at Mozart Hall, Tor the ben
eht Of the Church OF the Atonement.
ANNIE EcKERT, charged with stealing
$50 in currency from the house OF Mrs.
Hannah Bugedler, had her case contlnu-
ed in the Police Court to the Sth proX.
"THE sHEPHERDEss" is beautiful in
strumental piece arranged tor the piano,
composed by George Wilson and pub.
lished by f. w. Helmick, 27S West Sixth
street.
FIFTEEN BARRELS of salt, the property
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the landing on Wednesday night. MI.
Miller discovered the theft of nine OF
them and went Tor an officer, and while
he was gone six more were taken. No
ARRESTS
A WOMAN living on the west side OF
the Canal, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets, attempted to commit sui
eide on Wednesday night by jumping
into the Canal, but was restrained by
officer Mechley. She had been driven
to desperation by the faithlessness OF
her husband.
JOHN EICHENLAUB and Geo. Webster,
two of the most notorious criminals, were
arrested by officer Meade, and brought
before Judge Marchant this morning.
Both received a sentence of thirty day
and fine of $50 each on the charge OF
being common thieves.
The floor of an out building at Mr.. Jo-
seph Wappenstein's residence in Cum
minsville gave way yesterday, precipi'
tating little girl into the privy vault
below. Fortunately she caught by a
beam in her TALL, and calling Tor help,
was rescued from horrible death.
WARREN KENNEALLY and W. Bitter
man, two of the band of young highway
men around Rittenhouse street, were ar
for stealing one dollar from little gir
named Annie Ochs, on the 29th OF March
Their cases were continued to the 9th o
April.
GEORGE MILLER was captured by Off
Ger Gorian last night at 219 LOngWortl
street, at the dwelling of Leopold Fech
heimer, in the act of tearing up coil o
lead pipe. He was arraigned in the Po
lice Court on the charge of house break
ing, and his case continued until to-mor
row morning. In default of $500 he wa
committed.
CHRIS WEBER, man about thirt,
years old, tried to slaughter and carr,
away lot Of geese from VIM. Mara
residence, on Carr street near the c., Ii
sd. Railroad. Officer Yoight took hin
to the Third-street Station, and thi
morning he was arraigned In the Polio
Court and received sentence of thirty
days Imprisonment at Morgan's Hotel
FORREST g. LINDEMAN, some time ago
brought suit against f. j. Mayer t
recover for legal services rendered t
the defendant as Treasurer OF Hamilton
County, and the case was heard befor
Judge Tilden yesterday. The jury re
turned sealed verdict late last nigh
which was declared this morning il
favor Of the plaintiff for $13 10.
SUPT. T. E. SNELBAKER arrested Johl
P, Howe, Fred. Friend and VIM. Man
ming, for attempting to break into th
house of DIR. Lutzelschwab, on Twelfth
street, on the Goth of March. This morn
ing in the Police Court Howe had hi
case continued to the 9th of April, an
the others received sentence of thirt
days each on charge OF lettering.
A MAN giving his name as Baron Vo
Bulow has been boarding with Mr.. Os
troth at IA Court street for some time
and a few days since disappeared an
with him considerable personal proI
erty and money belonging to his lane
lord. Since that Mr.. Ostroth has learne
that the Baron is wanted in st. Loui
for a 81, 100 robbery. Mr.. Ostroth think
Barons are just little Bulow par nov
No arrests.
MARGARET EGNER, wife of Andrea
Egner, had a man named John Davis al
raigned in the Police Court this morning
ON the charge of destroying two chairs
five panes OF glass, a door sash, and 81
glass, all valued at $40. John was col
victed and sentenced to thirty days i
the W0rk-house, and fine of $40; also t
$2O damages on q charge of assaulting
boarder Of Mrs. Egner. Davis wa
mulcted OF $40 and costs.
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