The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-21
LATEST LOCAL.

| THE Board of Water-works Trustees
did not hold a meeting this afternoon, as
was intended.
| The case of the Government against
Lewis Campbell for $4,000, surety on
the distiller's bond Of j. III. Campbell, is
on trial in the United States Court to-
day.
JOS. MAGLY, ESQ.,, President of the
Machinists' Union, is lying very i'll at
his residence on Clifton avenue near
Ohio avenue. His recovery is considered
doubtful.
THos. DUNCAN, arraigned in the Po.
lice Court this morning on q charge OF
cutting with intent to kill a colored
night watchman, named Albert Henry,
had his case continued till the 2Sth inst.
L. G. CLEMENS charged with retailing
whisky and tobacco without payment OF
the Government license, was before
Commissioner Bond and was bound over
in the sum Of $500 to appear before the
next Grand Jury.
THE Standard Lodge, No. 40, Of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen, has
| filed its articles of incorporation in the
| County Recorders office, with Z. III.
Karlsruher, Jos. Rosenthal and M. Wers-
kopf as Directors.
CORNELIUS BoHEN, charged with hav-
ing bitten of the right ear Of one Huddle-
ton, was arraigned in the Police Court
this morning, and held over to the Grand
Jury under the sum of $500, to answer
| the charge OF mayhem.
| JOHN DAVIS, the collector on the
| "Fanny Webster," was arraigned in the
Police Court, this morning, on charge
of ferrying without license. His case
was continued till tomorrow at p. M,
and his bail fixed at $100.
A LAD of thirteen years, named Dar.
win Colwin, left his home on Gilbert
avenue, Walnut Hills, last night about
O'Clock. He wore black woolen pants,
light coat and vest, is light complected
and has dark hazel eyes and black hair
HENRY WAHLE and Fred Osseger had
their cases of grand.larceny in the Police
Court this morning continued to the 25th
inst, to give. the officers time to hunt up
a third party who is concerned in the
case. They are accused Of fhaving stolen
a valuable Brussels carpet.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest this
morning on the body of Jacob b. South
ard, who died on Wednesday from the
effects of fall from scatfold at Sports.
mans Hall, in Fulton, last Monday
Several witnesses were examined and a
verdict. of "death from fall from scat.
fold, was rendered. No blame was at
tached to any one in the affair. d.
JAMES THOMPSON, a carpenter resid-
( ing in Ludlow, KY, was very danger
ously hurt this morning by the fall Of "a
derrick on the Southern railroad, neal
which he was at work. His right arm
was broken and it is supposed his skull
was fractured. His recovery Is OF course
very doubtful. His family, consisting o.
a wife and two children, reside in Lud
low.
LORENZO D.. SINE filed a petition il
the Clerks Office this morning for an in
junction to restrain Postmaster Gus
tav Wahle from sending away or other
wise disposing OF any letters, packages
or other mail matter, which may be ad
dressed to the plaintiff. The plaintiff
| further fprays that said mail matter may
We at once delivered to him. A tempo
rary restraing order was allowed under
bonds Of $1,000. The suit arose out o.
an order to Mr.. Wahle, issued from
| Washington, that the mail matter which
was addressed to L. d. Sine should a
once be sent to tlfat city.