The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-14
LATEST LOCAL..

ILA1EoI LVCALs
GOVERNOR ALLEN left for Columbus
at O'Clock to-day.
A RABID dog was killed this morning
on Fifth street, near Broadway.
The Brighton House property brought
$40, 900. 1t was bought by Mr.. J. J. De
Han.
The charges against Andy Bowman,
|jr., will be Investigated by the Grand
Jury this afternoon.
LEN HARRIS, charged with desertion,
will have hearing before the u. s. Com
missioner June the 18th.
A BAY horse was stolen this morning,
about two o'clock, from Donnelly's
stable at 81 Elizabeth street. No clue
to the party.
INFORMATION has been left with the
Chief Of Police OF the robbery of gold
watch and chain. and gold Odd-fel-
lows emblem, belonging to Il. G. Hays,
who resides In Elizabethtown, Ohio.
THE case of Wilby Harris and T. Da-
Wis, charged with passing 81 gold coin.
was continued by U. s. Commissioner
Bond until June IS. In default Of $1,000
bail they were both committed to jail.
w. II. JOHNSON yesterday succeeded
in picking the pocket of Michael
Schwartz of 80 cents. He was arraigned
before Judge Lindeman this morning
and sent to the Work-house for 10 days.
KATE NEALY was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court this morning on charge of
having stolen on Saturday $24 from a
man named James Anderson. She was
fined $50 and costs and sent to the Work
house for 80 days.
MARY SMITH was convicted in the Po-
h nf 4nl
from the house OF DR.. King can of milk
worth a quarter. The Judge gave her u
quarter in the Work-house for 80 days,
and imposed fine upon her of five dol
lars.
CITY SEALER MULLEN caused the ar
rest, to-day, OF q huckster named Chas.
Mclean, and lodged him at the Ninth
street Station-house, on charge Of
using false measures. Mclean gave
bail for his appearance in The Police
Court tomorrow.
THE case OF Thomas Cosgrove and LIE
Grand Rowe, charged with attempting
to pass a $40 counterfeit note.on the Ma
ti0nal Bank OF Richmond, Indiana. was
called up before Commissioner Bond this
MOI ming, and further hearing postponed
until next Thursday at IL O'Clock.
A FIvE-YEAR old son Of Mr. X.
Bpschle, wine dealer on Race street,
above Elder, was run over this morning,
about $3.50 O'Clock by farmers wagon,
driven by a small boy. No blame was at
tached TO the driver. The lad who was run
over was taken to his fathers residence,
where his injuries, which are not seri-
Gus, were attended to.
CHAs.sCHUMAKER was arraigned before
the Police Court this morning on a
charge of assault with intent to kill.
He is alleged to have struck man
named Henry Bockerstette in the back
ofthe neck with stone-hammer during
| a row among some laborers in Fair.
mount oncsaturday. His case was con-
tinued until tomorrow, his bond being
| fixed at 5000.
| THos. COCHRAN, alias Harvey Hicks
and Alfred Daniels, alias Daniel Smith,
two young lads, yesterday morning
about O'clock broke into j. w. Auslin's
grocery, on the corner of Filth and Elm
streets, and were caught by private
watchman Suter in the second story,
after having rif1ed the cash drawer of a
lot Of nickles. They were taken to the
Ninth-street Station, and in the Police
Court this morning had their cases con-
/. tinued till next Thursday. Their bonds
4 we're fixed at W, 900 each.
/ THE BOARD OF Improvements were some
4 time since notified by City Auditor Hof.
man that there was no funds In the
Treasury and that under the Worthing.
ton law they should incur no further ex.
pense. Work was not suspended, how.
ever, and now it is supposed that an ef-
fort will be made to cause the pay.
ment for work done since that
| time from the June payment
| of taxes turned over to the
Treasury on Friday. Auditor Hoffman
this morning informed STAR reporter
that he should refuse such payment, un.
less especially ordered TO pay by the
Solicitor; and that, in his opinion, the
members of the Board of Improvements
would be individually liable to the work.
men they had employed since the above
mentioned notice was served on them.
The City Solicitor has not yet given a
decision.