The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
LATEST LOCAL.

A WATERMAN burst on Gilbert ave.
nue. this afternoon.
Mr.. ROBERT MCWADE left the city last
evening for M6rristown, Pa.
LOT Of castings were stolen from A.
Q. Richards shop, on Elm street, last
night.
THE Police Court this morning was In
| session for six hours and adjourned at
| two O'clock. -
ABOUT four O'Clock this afternoon q
barrel of sirup burst on Walnut street,
near THE STAR Office.
H. f. EcKnRT was dismissed In the
Police Court this morning of the charge
Of obtaining money by false pretenses
from Jake Gardner.
JOHN STABLER, of the County Clerks
office, was run over by train on the c.,
ID. " ID. R., in the Twenty fifth ward to-
day, and SO seriously injured that ampu-
tation OF one leg Is considered neces-
sary.
FRED COMPER was bound over under
the sum OF $3O0 to the Grand Jury this
morning, before the Police Court.
Conlper Is charged with cutting with
intent to kill, and waived an examin-
alton.
WILLIAM M0RRIsEY was arraigned In
the Police Court this morning ON q
charge OF assaulting ex-patrolman Hol-
land with intent to kill. Morrisey de-
manded a trial before jury, and the
case was set Tor Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. BURHoFF requests us to state that
the row which was reported at his board
ing-house was not a row, and did not oc-
cur at his house, but that the whole re-
port arose from fight between o couple
OF drunken men on the street, near his
saloon.
MIR. K. D. WARD has identified the
lady's gold ruby,jeweled watch which
officer kushman found In the poss session
Of colored lad ofnineteen years, named
Henry jackson, on Tuesday. jackson
is locked up at the Ninth-streer Station
on the charge Of grand larceny. .,
THE Cincinnati policemen. Daniel Co.
ran and T. +. Kinney, who, yesterday
evening, in attempting to arrest Mr..
the latter, were fined to the amount of
$13.S5 this morning, in Ludlow, before
Squire Mccoy. The officers came to the
mark by paying their fines.
MosT REV. BISHOP JAS. r. WOODS, of
Philadelphia, is suffering from a severe
attack OF rheumatism since yesterday
evening at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
He arrived in this city about a week ago
from New Orleans on his way home,
where he is soon to be made Archbishop
of his respective diocese.
Mr.. KECK was unable to attend the
meeting OF the Investigating Com mlttee
this afternoon. Messrs. Jones and Ur-
ner are making an examination of the
books, but had discovered no important
errors up to the hour Of our going to
press. Mr.. Jones, the private account
ant-of the Council Committee, is making
an examination of the Water-works
books to-day.
A MAN, named John Obadiah Hall, has
been missing from his home, at 1914 East
ern avenue, in Fulton, since the 11th of
this month. He was taken to the Hos
pital ON the 7th, and turned out on the
l1th, since which time he has not been
heard from. He is about five feet high,
smooth face, dark complexion and black
hair; wore black cloth coat, brown
silk vest, dark grey pants an6 a brown
hat
THE congregation of st. Johns M. e.
Church are giving Grand Bazaar in
the basement of the Church, at the cor.
ner OF Longworth and Park streets, for
the purpose OF paying off the debt on the
building. The basement has been hand
somely lifted up for the occasion. The
large number of tables are loaded with
articles both useful and ornamental, and
are rendered especially attractive by the
presence of the ladies of the Church, who
are working earnestly for the success of
the cause.
OFFICER BUsKER, on the special force,
while OH his beat last night. was called
into the drug store on the corner of
Seventh and Vine streets to cool down
the spirits Of Henry Armstead, who
showed indications OF trying to destroy
the property in that place. Armstead
then unsuccesstully attempted to make
mince-meat of Officer Busker, who
whisked him of to the Ninth street Sta
tion, whore over $500 was found upon MS
person. He was arraigned in the Police |
Court this morning on a charge OF drunk |
and disorderly conduct, and nned So and
Gusts.
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