The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01

FEED store on Fifth street, ana stealing
$25 worth OF property.
MIKE AND GUS CLARKE, Thomas Gil
roy anu Albert Nixon, ARRESTED Tor. .stc ais
Ing 500 worth u goods from a freight
car on the O.. Al. & d. X. r.. and william
Jackson, arrested for receiving the
goods, were before Judge Llndeman this
morning. but continued 10 the 4.h inst.
The luneral OF the late Martin Slough
took place this afternoon. II WAS largely
attended by the frienus Of the deceased
and by his Masonic brethren in a body.
A special ira n carrieuH large number
OF the altendantsto Spriug Groge Gem
etery, where the remains were Inferred.
Mr.. s. =. MAYS, an old Cincinnatian
ana resident OF Cumminsville, died at
his home'at an early nour Sunday morn
ing. He Is to Ire buried gto-nf0i 10 "
nlot ming by William Penn Lodge and
Washington Encampment,I I. y. y. f., oil
which ne has been member tor twenty.
five years.
FREDERICK HARNDoRF was conveyed
to lne Jal-tuls nornlng on The char.e of
lunacy. He WAS captured last night by
officers O'Donnell and Lieut.. Birnbaum,
Oh Spring Grove avenue. He came from
Clifton. lie states that he is employed
by l.. Wiegel &sCo., 81 Main street. He
will be brought before The Probate Court,
and probably sent to Longyiew Asylum.
. JOHN O'NEIL, Isaac Stoertz and Jos.
Pilce were arraigned in the Police Court
this morning charged with the larceny
of lot of led pipe and with house-break-
ing. On the first charge O'Neii ana Price
were sent to the House of Refuge and
Stoertz Dismissed. The second charge
brought Price a sentence of $50 and
O'Neii sent to the House of Kefnge.
Stoertz was dismissed. ,,..
PETER GIBSON, S. L. Snodgrass and
Janus Al. Jonnston, in behalf ef the U ity
O.. CINCINNATI, have filed a petition in
the CLERKS Office against 8. Hoffman,
City Auditor, A. Ligowsky, Treasurer,
and the City OF Cincinnati, to. restrain
them from paying ~, 800 appropriation
passed by Council tor dam lges to the
property Of Johanna Carey, alleged to
nave been incurred by reason Ut the
change Ut grade of Sixth street. The
plaintiffs claim that said appropriation
is largely in excess of the real damages.
A temporary restraining order was al
lowed upon plaintiffs giving bond in the
sum OF $1,000. 'i.' "t N5'
JOHN h. III. CURREN aud Henry E:
Bowen filed a petition in the Clerks
office this morning against j ohm ID. Park
anu hiiiSN As AoWhSloy, w ouyVih oHc
defendants from manufacturing a cer-
tain. medicine known. as "Iownsley's
Vegetable T00thacne Compound" which
the plaintiffs claim they have soe right
to manufacture and sell. The plaintiffs
further claim damages in the sun, of $780,
600 incurred by sad defendants infrIng-
ing on their sole rights. A temporary
restraining order was allowed by Judge
Avery, upon plaintiffs giving bonds in
The sum OF 900.
JAMES LOVES, Of the firm.of Chambers,
stevens a. Co., while Witnessing the
large confagration, at Greenlees u Ran
SUMS planlng mill, at two O'Clock last
Sunday morning, was run over by a milk
wagonar the corner 'of Baymiller and
Findlay and severely injured. He was
carriedto his home at No. 246 Findlay
street, and Dir. Mussey was called in for
assistance. At first it was thoughtthat
he would soon recover. Yesterday,
however, it. became apparent that in
ternal injuries had been sustained and
last night about 8 o'clock, he died.
Mr.. Loves was Que of the most active of
Cincinnatps business men, and was eX-
tensiveiy acquainted in Ohio and other
neighboring States. He was tifty-six
years OF age and the head of large fam
Iy. Coroner Maley was notified and
mas impaneled jury. The inquest,
however, was postponed until next
Thursday morning. In the meanwhile
DR.. Maley will make an untiring search
Tor the reckless milkman and Investigate
the case thoroughly, as is always his
custom. t.4.--....v .....t,. $50 D.. s...-. u.