The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11
Latest Local.

SryrNTy-FIyE cases in the Police Court to-
day.
ULsTERs are beginning to appear on the
streets.
A VALUABLE horse blanket is awaiting iden-
tihcation at the. Police Headquarters.
THE Odd-fel,ows game Of baseball an
nounced for this afternoon has been postponed.
COL. AL. w. HOWE, the Insurance King OF
Missouri, arrived here from st. LOUIS this
morning.
THE certificate Of Incorporation OF the East
End Building Association was hled with the
Recorder this morning.
FRANK IBoLD, a cigar maker, was locked up
at the Ninth-street Station house THIS ai.er-
noon for assault and battery.
WE arc pleased to inform the many friends
Of Mr. Mike Seibold, "who has for number OF
wears been identified with the firm OF Wen.
Kahn II Co.." that he Is shortly to lead To the
altar one Of CincinnatPs fairest daughters
A WHITE wooden blanket and a heavy COM
fort are at the Police Headquarters awaiting
identification. They are supposed to nave peen
stolen. They were captured by Ohcer CnaIu'
of Oliver stree station.
A SNEAK THIEF got away with money and
clothing to the amount Of $l5 at the residence
OF Geo. Johnston in Newport this morning. lie
Is supposed TO be on this side OF the river, anu
| the officers are watching for him.
WIN. PATTERSON, whose case of alleged i'm
Rodenthal's pillow at The hotel, was men
| toned on saturday, was bound over 10 the
| Common Pfeas Court this morning in the sum
of 1850.
| The bet of $1,000 on the election Of Hayes,
mentioned in the morning papers, was taken al
| the Commercial counting-room THIS morning
and the money Oh both sides put up Inc par
ties are two well own .poiti ians ana lead-
ing men in their respective parties.
The sale Of seats this morning for the Clncln-
natl Grand Orchestra concerts to begin az
Pixies Music Hall was immense-upwaids OF
| five or six hundred tickets being sold. IL IL
highly probable that by Tomorrow at this
| time not single seat will be LETT. VINO says
that times are hard?
GEO. MOORE, colored, was arrested yester.
day for shooting Andrew Smith. another party
of color, at Georges barber shop, on Culyerl
street. In the Police Court to-day his case was
continued until something could be known
positively about Andrews condition, which II
thought to be dangerous.
FRANK CRAwLEY, q ship carpenter at thu
Marine Ways, this morning met with an acci
dent. which resulted in the breaking OF leg
Mr.. Crawley, at the time, was under the hul
OF the steamer j. W. Garrett, which is Deint
repaired on the ways, and while there wo:k
man sawed in two a hog 0lain post, which fel
upon him, resulting as above. MI CraWle.
was taken to his home in the First ward.
JERRY MAGMA was up before Judge Linde
man this morning for the trifiing oiiense Q
beating his wife. 1t did not appear from tn
evidence that Jerry was in the habit OF beatln
his wife oftener than twice week, or or get
ting drunk oftcner than he could obtain Tn
! requisite corn juice, but Judge Lindeman, wit
his usual hard -hearCcdness, sent him out 1or u
days ana fined him $50.
THOMAS CASSIDY, alias John Dufey, ALA
hat dozen other names, was In the Pollc
Court this morning for stealing clothes fror
boarding houses. His game, from appear
ances, seemed to be to 90 into boarding
house and get meal Of victuals and pronis
to send his trunks around. but on the first op
portunity slide out with whatever cloth h
could lind. He slid out to the Work-house 10
, sixty days and was fined $50.
, HENRY CLAY and John Brown, were two i
lustrious names called in the Police Court III
morning. Henry Clay was charged with az
, sault and battery upon the person of job
/ Brown, and John Brown was charged wit
ditto upon the person OF Henry Clay. Th
charge was finally changed to that of dis
orderly conduct. John is gentlema
Of co!or. SO is Henry Clay. Henr
. appeared with his upper l.
in sling, and announced that Mr.. Brow
bit it open. He testified that he labored on til
. river. The principal point raised in the test
mony was Uy Sarah Maloney. colorcd woman
, who was called, and who closed by asking pei
tinently what business "all dem women VIII;
wasn't wives to Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Brown ha
to be testifying in their caseP" They were fine
: $40 each.