The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-10
LINDEMANN'S LEvEE.
Elbow shots i'm the Police Court,

Are often welcomest when they are gone.
f --SHAKSPEARE. .
The first visitor that bowed his re-
spects to His Honor this morning was
Jas. Curd, whey-faced snoozer, who
took too much Inspiration and was found
talking politics to lamp post. He goes
out to bang rock with the pioneers at
the Work-house.
Here is Ed. snyder, of Dayton, Ohio;
he shows up battered nose, and he
thought he had been drugged. There
being no evidence that he didn't take
his whisky straight, he pays 81 and
breaks for The door.
Geo. Washington, an ebony-hued citi-
zeu, was found standing up on the high.
way fast asleep. Being gently awakened
by club, he was found to be full OF
brine. AS he couldn't tell lie," he
pleaded guilty to intoxication and stated
that he mad wife and seven children
dependent upon his sleepy exertions; in
consideration Of which be goes out to
wrestle with his hash tor ten days in the
Hotel de Morgan.
MIR. and Mrs. Walker, of Court street,
near Walnut, walked up looking very
sheepishly. They both are discouraged.
Some time ago they were we'll fixed in
worldly goods, and lived on Central ave-
nue.. A fire broke them up. So, to get
even with fate, they got drunk together
yesterday, which ended in a family row,
and the calaboose. Laying down eight
dollars each, they pranced of arm In
arm.
August Scheurer, hair agitator of 436
Liberty street, shot out from the sweat
box to answer to the charge of abusing
family. He got on tear yesterday, sold
his wife's clothes to a ragman, then took
the furniture from the house and shipped
it tos Nebraska, Ind. His rather pretty
wife statedin connection with the abuse
that upon one occasion August came
home drunk, with friend who was in
the same fix, while she was in bed, and
invited the friend TO get in ped with
them. The wife very naturally refused,
and SO the friend took bunk on the
dinner table. August Will cool off In the
Work-house for thirty days and work
out $50 fine.
C.. r. Holton hired colored wharf-rat
named Isaac Graham to haul trunk
and contents, valued at $175, up town.
IL took Isaac so long to make the trip
that Holt0n got scared. So he swore out
a warrant against his dusky brother,
chai ging him with grand larceny. II
being very thin case, Holton took his
trunk and Isaac took his leave.
David Dunn Is done for-for a while.
He went siouching about the city yes-
terday, and struck the premises Of Mrs.
Bar-Heifer, on Sixth street, below Har-
riet. He yanked pair Of pants from
the clothes-line, for which he was jerked
up. His story that the pants fell ON him
was too thin. The Judge not under
standing by what law OF gravftation
they struck him under the arm, he grayi-
tates to the Work-house Cor thirty days
and pays $50, where he can put in his
leisure time writing q; card more fully
things.
Here comes well dressed battalion
OIL policy dealers, arrested yesterday.
Thinking IL bad policy to enter the fray
without the necessary legal ammuni-
Ion, they ask a continuance 70 the 1Tth. |
rne Judge said .s4--1l--44 -g0odo Exit
Policy BilW and his friends.
john Goodall, who took almost all,