The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-21

ed on the head by an air-gun In the hands
| Of Kinney, who was also badly cut. No
| arrests were made.
| ABRAHAM LINCOLN, colored, and Gen.
| eral Thos. Harney, respectively IS and
10 years old, were arraigned in the Po-
lice Court, this morning, on a charge OF
drunkenness. The two lads INDUCED in
too much corn extract, and were found
in front Of Woods, Theater, yesterday,
ready to engage in little free hight.
| Mrs. Burnside, grandmother of Abe
Lincoln, appeared and denied that he
was intoxicated. The Judge, however,
| to pay the costs.
r. j. HALL and Peter Tighe, who were
arrested on Saturday by Detective Wap.
penstein, on the charge of the larceny OF
$500 worth of cigars and tobacco from
Robert M. Dodson's grocery on East
Pearl street, were arraigned in the
Police Court this morning, when. the
charge of grand larceny was changed to
several charges of petit larcenies. Their
cases were continued till tomorrow,
and indefault of $500 bail each, tney
were committed. Hall is the book
keeper of the firm and it is charged that
he furnished the tobacco to Tighe.
THE East End citizens on Saturday
evening held meeting at the Eleven's
Engine-house for the purpose of estab-
fishing an omnibus line between Sports
mans Hall and Broadway street at five
cents fare for the full trip. A committee
Of three was appointed to make arrange
msnts for procuring six or eight buses
to form a complete line, capable of sup
plying cheap transfer to the entire East
End. Capt. G. w. Fisher, James Joyce,
Esq, and the President Of the meeting,
r. q. Bliss, are the committeeman. An
other meeting will be held next Satur-
day.
MR.. LOUIS BALLENBERG has accepted
the important post of business man ager
of the Grand Opera-house under Mr..
Miles. Mr.. Ballenberg's very success.
full connection with our musical inter-
ests, has not only proved his thorough
capacity tor this important trust, but
has especially prepared him to fulfill its
duties, not only with honor to himself
and profit to MIR. Miles, but also with
great acceptance to the public. Ar
rangements are now being made with
the best actors in the country to appear
at the Grand, and most brilliant and
successful season may be anticipated.
THE body Of James Kirkup, the fire.
man, who was killed by the accident on
w
railroad, as detailed in our Hamil-
ton news, arrived in the city
on the $3.50 train this morning. The
body was black and swollen beyond
recognition, and was at once taken to
the undertaking establishment of Soards
q Son, Sixth street, west OF Elm. 1t will
remain there until tomorrow or next
day, when it will be taken to the resi-
dence, No. 56 Mound street, from whence
the burial will take place. The deceased
was son of MI. .Robt. Kirkup, of this city,
and was well known to many OF our
citizens. He was formerly q member of
the Gift Engine Company. He leaves
wife and two children.
COLONEL SNELBAKER has received in
formation concerning the following
crimes and misdemeanors, and is keep
ing sharp lookout for the perpetrators
Windsor, Ontario, has been robbed of
fifteen hundred yards OF silk, thirty |
pieces OF black guipure laces, and other
goods. The residence 0fJ. G. Worthing- !
@n, at East Monroe, Highland county,
Ohio, has been robbed of$2, 450 in money. |
William Emery, Of West Liberty, Ohio,
had his barn burned last summer, and |
wants to know "the price of detec- |
tives" to work the case up, as
he is afraid to build new barn
until the incendiaries have been cap
tured. VIM. Deacon, of High Grove,
Nelson county,Ky., wants H.Sells, whom |
calls "hog thief" captured. Henry |
Of Milan Book, Islam d county,
Illinois, wants to know the whereabouts |
of d small light-haired woman, with one
glass eye, whom he saw in this city
some years ago. He wants to see her
again. The Mayor of Greenville, Mis-
slssippi, wants L. P. Vannaut, slightly
dictments for manslaughter, etc. He
now understands that his headquarters
are in this city.