The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-22
LATEST LOCAL.

Mr.. LOUIS KROHN's friends are to-day
congratulating him. 1t is a boy.
Ex-Gov. CHARLES ANDERSON is in the
city, Il guest of his brother, Col. Larz
Anderson.
AGNES CoNLIN, charged with having
stolen IL. shawl worth five dollars from
one Margaret johnson, had her case
continued till the 10Th inst.
i L. e. MCCLYMON had his case con.
tinued in the Police Court this morning
till the 4th of next month. He is charged
with shooting with intent to Kill.
THE funeral of the late Nathaniel
Wright took place from the family resi-
dence, on Elm street, this afternoon. 1t
was largely attended by friends and as
,sociates OF the deceased and family.
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN who was lately
adjudged insane by the Courts. of Cook
county, Illinois, on the petition of her
son, Robt.T. Lincoln, is to be placed In
the College Hill Sanitarium for treat
ment. She will arrive in Cumminsville
Monday night.
The funeral of Rev. Erwin House, late
assistant editor of the Western Chris.
tian Advocate, occurred this afternoon
at Mt. Auburn NJ. Il. Church. A large
number OF the ministers Of the city were
in attendance, among whom were Bishop
Wiley, DR.. Ried, DR.. Dashiel, and others.
: A LAD, about 10 years of age, named
e. G. Leslie, has been missing from his
home, in Dayton, since May -. He
wore O plaid coat and vest, gray Scotch
pants, and soft black hat. He was
going by the name OF John Carey when
last heard from. He is of small stature,
with dark blue eyes, and is slightly
freckled in the face.
GEORGE WRIGHT was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning on two
l,eharSes OF petit larceny-one of The al
legged theft Of fifteen planks worth five
dollars, and the other OF the theit of q
piece Of cable worth the same amount
Wright demanded trial by jury, which
was granted, and the time fixed for next
Thursday i'll one case, and the I'd of
June in the other.
THE following property was sold by
the Sheriff This morning: A tract OF land
containing SO 3S-l00. acres to VIM. B..
Joph, at $12 per acre. A lot 81 feet front
by 100 deep, on Gerard avenue, at Oak
ley, to the Home Building Association,
Eastern terminus Of Liberty street, 20
teet front, assessed at $3,933, TO VIM.
thinner at $4,000. A lot ~ ieet front On
Richmond street, near John, assessed at
$4,000, to John Snyder for $3,62O.
HON. T.. 9. CAMPBELL, Ex-Prosecutor
Of the Police Court, was arraigned before
Judge Lindeman in the Police Court this
morning, on a charge of assault and bat
terry, and fined 80 and costs. The war
rant for his arrest was sworn out by
Hiss Reiner, who claims that Mr.. Camp.
bell assaulted her, pushed her down and
.shoked her while she was in his Office,
where she had gone on legal business.
MIR. Campbell claims that she was un-
duly dem0nstrative, and that In order to
prevent scene he quieted her by simply
putting his hand over her mouth and
. seating her on lounge until she should
subside. She did not fully subside, how
ever, until the Judge this morning fined
Mr.. Campbell 20 and costs. A new trial
has been asked tor by the Ex-Prosecutor.
. THE case of W. G. Mccoy, In which he
vas charged with ferrying without Ii
,ense, was called up in the Police Court
lAis afternoon. Mccoy was repres ented
~ Attorney Ramsay, whereas Prose-
.iiting Attorney Callahan and the City
',,lieiter, Robert. O. Strong, argued for
.Ssse state. Mr.. Ramsay produced al
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