The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-17
LATEST LOCAL.

YOUNG Egner's trial is set for June
17th. NJ
NrNETY-sIx cases were disposed of in
the Police Court, thirty-fve oil which
were Of vagrancy.
The County Commissioners have re-
elected Mr.. Joseph Sietert Director of
L0ngview Asylum.
A THRILLING fire in a house near Eighth
street and Eggleston avenue caused the
alarm from box.No. 80 about four O'Clock
to-day. ,F
THE LYRE in front of the Gas Com
pany,s office, which was put in place IN
honor OF The Musical Festival, will be
Illuminated for the last time this even
Ing
IL JAKE GARDNER to-day swore out a
warrant. against ii. F. Hecker, who he
accuses OF obtaining money from him by
making false pretenses. Hecker gave
bail.
WIN. p. EAKLE, of our city, has con-
necLed himself with the Daily and
Weekly Herald, of Evansville, Ind, and
willremoye with his family to that place
this week.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Huff and
Baumgardner and Engineer "a, Bowles
leave Tonight for New York, to examine
the swinging bridges of the Erie canal
with avlew OF adopting some system of
swinging bridges for use in the county
when needed. f'+
AN ACCIDENT occurred this morning
Mt the foot OF Walnut street which re-
suited in injuries to small boy and a
lady. The mail boat was unloading
horses, when some OF them broke loose
and rushed into the crowd assembled
TO go on the picnic boat.
The horses attached to the Fiye's en-
gine became unmanageable while going
to The fire this afternoon and ran into
the sidewalk at the corner OF Vine and
Court streets, seriously injuring small
boy and breaking lamp-post. One Of
the horses was also badly cut.
THE attorney who was troubled on ac-
count of the disappearance of the wo-
man known as changing Rock" whose
ease was called in the Police Court this
morning, feels easier, as the case was
dismissed. The attorney had promised
the Judge to take the days II she failed
to appear.
A LADY on Saturday evening about g.
O'Clock had dOuble-cased gold watch
stolen from her on the Marietta road
while ON her way, to Loveland. The
chain was clipped of near the watch,
which belonged to a Mr.. Butterfeld.
Nothing is known of the party who took
the watch.
GEO. DEINLEIN was locked in the
Bremen-street Station-house Sunday
night, charged with having stolen gold
watch worth $25, belonging to- one.
Andrew thinner at 608 Vine street. In
against Deinlein and he was accordingly
dismissed.
MARY BROWN was lodged at the
NinLh-street Station on Saturday even
mig by Officer ,Kushman, charged with
having picked the pocket0f a lady on a
street Car and taken pockeL-book con-
tanning about $40. She will be arraigned
in the Police Court Tuesday on,a charge
Of grand larceny. Mary Brown is a pro-
fessional pickpocket from New York.
THE Railroad companies are seriously
annoyed by persons jumping off and on
the trains while they are in motion.
They caused the arrest of a young man
naped John Hanck, who was dismissed
in the Police Court with a warning, both
10 himself and others, The penalty at
Iacned to this offense is q fine oi from 81
10 $z6.
In the Probate Court, the will Of Peter
Paui Heugge was admitted to probate.
Elizapetn ueukke was appolhtcu eAecu-
trix; personally, $4,000; realty, $4,000.
admitted to probate. She bequeaths
Sl06 to the Roman Catholic Church OF
Nount Adams, and $75 to the Monastery
iot the Holy Cross Of Mount Adams.
Joseph Wessler was appointed executor.
Estate, $3.50 in personally. G. Fisher
was appointed administrator of the es-
tate OF Mathilde Myers. Personally,
$500.
!; q. A. WALKoP, % years Of age, is
wanted in Dayton, Ohio, on charge OF
kastardy. Walkop is alleged TO b we se-
( duced q girl there and 70 have engaged
ranged with her to follow him to this
eity during the festival, and the plan
was carried out. The seduced girl and
N officer came down, however. and ar