The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-31
LATEST LOCAL.

WE are informed that Mr.. j. c. Logan is still
confined on account OF his recent injuries.
EMIL HOFFMAN, ESQ.,, the General Deputy
County Clerk, has returned from his trip to
Sandusky, looking as cheerful as ever.
SENATOR RICHARD Y. OGLEsBY, Of Illinois
will address the Republicans Of Hamilton
comfy at Robinson's Opera-house on Friday
evening, Sept. 3D..
The policy players had their cases in the
Police Court this morning continued till the
1Ith of September. Their names will be found
in the Court docket
THE residence of Mr.. F. NJ. Hill, No. 1853
West Ninth street, was burglariZed Sunday
night, and q fine silver watch, a valuable UNI
brella, q lady's writing desk, and q lot OF shoes
stolen.
JOHN GRossKoPF, lunatic, was arrested by
Officer Mcdonald, at Cumminsville, yesterday,
and taken before the Probate Judge, where nc
was adjudged insane, and sent to the Long
view Asylum.
Col. DAN. RICE's Branco horses, from the
Rocky Mountains, have arrived safely, and in
fine condition. His performance will begin on
Race street, between Fourth and Fifth, instead
of in Robinson's Upera-house, as announced
heretofore.
CHARLES P. CURTIS, the defaulting cashier of
the Cincinnati Division of the Pullman Palace
Car Company, waived an examination in the
Police Court this morning He was bound
over to the Grand jury and his bond fixed at
sl,500.
THE Superintendent of Police has received q
telegram from Dayton, asking him to look out
for a thief who left that city with light bay
mare and low phaeton buggy. Fifty dollars
reward is offered for the detention Of the thief
and property.
FRANK MURRAY, Mary Murray, Thos. How
ard and James Carson indulged in a free fight
on Water and Vine streets to-day, which re-
suited in the arrest of the whole party bv Off.
GERS Gray and Smith, who conducted them tC
Hammond street Station house on the charge
of disorderly conduct.
EDWARD wEsTEKKAMP, the young lad shot in
the abdomen on Sunday afternoon by Fred
Heimdorfer, Is reported dying this morning
Ali hope of his recovery is given up by tht
attending physicians. Holmdorfer will bt
brought back before Judge Lindeman to.
morrow, when his bail Will be increased.
CLEMENT L. ENGLISH has brought sui
against The City for $4,000 damages to his
property on Court street and Mclean avenue
sustained by reason Of discharing sewer upon
his premises. Samuel ID. Stephens, the owner
of adjoining property on Court street, has
brought suit for the same reason for So, ,U0u
damages.
OFFICER WOODWARD, OF Hammond street
Station, yesterday arrested Marion Smith and
locked him up on suspicion. silyer-plated
sugar-bowl and spoon were found in his pos
session. In the Police Court this morning
Smith acknowledged to having stolen them,
and was sent to the Work -house for 80 DAYS
and fined $25 and costs.
A LETTER from the Superintendent Of
Police of Cleveland announces the burg
lary Of the house of Ii. r. Graft ~ Wool streets
from which gold watch, number of gold
chains, lockets, bracelets, car pendants, rings,
breast pins and sleeve-b buttons were stolen.
The above articles are very valuable, and a
liberal reward is offered for their recovery.
JOHN GARvEY, about midnight, picked up an
empty beer keg on the pavement and hurled it
through O window of the saloon on the north
west corner of Pearl and Butler streets. He
was arrested by Lieutenant Arnold on a charge
of malicious destruction of property to the
amount of six dollars. Judge Lindeman this
morning fined him SIS and costs.