The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-22

MR.. STEPHEN LOFFIN, formerly we'll
known business man OF this city, died at
Indianapolis this morning.
The BOARD OF TRADE rooms are being
repaired and fixed up generally, and will
present fine appearance when, the work
is completed. ..-,.
CHAS. SULLIVAN was arrested to-day
by Officer Eortman at the request of L.
IL. West, who suspects that Sullivan
stole some money and valuables from
him at the Marine Hospital last night.
Both parties are river men.
REUBEN HoFFHEDis and George L.
Grouse, Of New York, proprietors of a
patent harvester, have brought suit in
the United States Court against Abel
Hoover, Chas. 5. Allen and VIM. Gam
BILE, OF Miamisburg, for the infringement
OF their patent. They ask for an injunc-
ton and damages.
HIS HONOR MAYOR JOHNSTON has re.
ceived communication from John II.
Sanders, First Lieutenant and Adjutant
of the First Battalion Of the Ohio Ma
tional Guards, asking that petition be
presented to the City Council, asking
that some provisions be made for Arm
cries, in accordance with the National
Guard Law Of OHIO.
A MAN by the name of .. Maley, re-
siding at the corner OF Fifth and Central
avenue, had four of his fingers cut off by
a circular saw about 9:3O O'Clock at
Rogers Wheel Factory on Third street.
The unfortunate man was taken to DR..
Clark's office, in the nelghborbood, where
his injuries were attended to. He will
not be able to work, however, for some
time.
THE Washington Camp No. 7, P. o. S.
of A., will give grand musical and lit
erary entertainment for the benefit OF the
Lodge, at Thoms' Hall, this evening.
The announcement that several embers
Of the Hawthorne Literary Society have
individually volunteered their services
ior the occasion is sufficient to guarantee
the expectation OF an enjoyable enter
tainment.
THE criminal docket was proceeded
with in the United States Court to- day.
b. Stella, for passing counterfeit money,
was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment in the County Jail, and Mary
Brown, who pleaded guilty to the same
charge, was sentenced to four months
imprisonment. The counterfeit half-dol-
lars used in both cases are attached to
est looking limitations of the legal tender
that we ever saw.
A HORSE, attached to buggy, ran
away on Vine street, this afternoon.
The buggy was upset, throwing q lady
who was inside upon. the sidewalk.
She was taken into u store on the corner
OF Vine and Seventh streets, and, after
an examination, 1T was ascertained that
she had not received injuries to an
alarming extent. No damage was done,
except to the buggy, the two shafts OF
which were broken.
r. ROTHCHILD was lodged in the
Ninth street Station this morning on a
charge of receiving stolen goods. He Is
accused OF having received one refriger-
ator worth $35, an ice chest valued at
$12, stove worth So, a half barrel of
mackerel worth IS, and two jars
worth ~, the whole amounting to $G5.
These goods were stolen Gil the 9th OF
NJ March from r. A. Ballard. He will have
hearing in the Police Court tomorrow.
Bishop Hall, who is alleged to have stolen
the articles, is also immured in the cells
of the Central Station.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest on
the body OF all unknown man found float
ing in the Ohio river near the foot of Mill
street. The jury returned verdict Of
"drowning by causes unknown" The
following description OF his body might
lead to his identity: Color white, height
five feet ten inches, hazel eyes, sandy
monstache, chin whiskers and brown
hair. He was clothed in gray jean pants,
white under shirt and dark W0olen over
shirt. He wore heavy low shoes with
large nails in the soles. His index finger
of the right hand was missing to the Sec
ond'joint. From his general appearance
it seemed that he had been engaged In
hard labor, probably on steamboats,.
The body was found about 9L O'Clock
fastened to chain attached to several
barges.