The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-10
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LATEST LOCAL.
JOHN OsTERHAGE, ESQ.,, County Jailer,
Is seriouslyill.
THE Egner case is set for argument in
the Supreme Court next Tuesday.
MAYOR JOHNSTON has given orders to
the Chief of Police warning the patrol
men, under pain OF suspension, not to
participate in the coming primary elec-
tions. 1s
MAYOR JOHNSTON, after visiting the
Work-house, Lunatic .Asy Ium, and other
institutions, this afternoon, wifi 60 to
Reading, in company with Sheriff Spring
meier and Superintendent of Police, on
a tour of inspection.
MAGGIE ERMANTRAND and Annie
Strayman were each sentenced in the
Police Court this morning to 80 days in
the Work-h0use and fine of $40 O piece.
They were convicted OF stealing gold
amethyst ring worth $40 belonging TO A..
B. Babitt.
MARY EAGAN and Kate Wilson were
arrested yesterday and arraigned In the
Police Court this morning, charged with
having stolen $21.75 from one Thomas
Cooney. Kate Wilson was dismissed,
but her companion was sentenced to the
Work-house for thirty days, and fineu in
addition to the tune of $3.50. =,
WIN. HI. GAULT, a lad Of eighteen years,
who some time ago was arraigned In the
Police COURT for forgery, but disnlissed
tor want OF prosecution, was this morn
ing brought before Judge Lindeman on
o. charge OF the larceny Of q clothes
wringer. He was placed under 5000
bonds, and had his case continued till
the 11th inst. Is
The marriage of Mr. John Hukenbroch,
the leading bass singer OF St. Paups
(Catholic) Church choir, to Miss Kate
Timmers, the alto. singer Of the sam y
choir, took place at st. Paups this fforii-
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. Myer, assisted by Rev. III.
Ferneding and Rev. III. Ricken. The
bridesmaids were Misses Mary UBren,
Anna Aukenbrock and r. f. Timmers,
and the groomsmen Messrs. Ii. Timmers,
A. Boeck and j. Meyer.
A LADY named Mary Boughan, who
arrived in this city on the o. s. M. rail.
road, this morning, from st. Louis, was
accosted by a man at the depot
and asked to give her ticket,
which was a through ticket from
st. Louis to New York, under
the pretense Of getting her check. The
lady, unsuspiciously, gave him the ticket,
since which he has not been heard of.
She left information with the Chief of
Police and gave the description of tie
bogus baggage-master and that of his
AMONG the other items Of tntsfest
re garding W ater-w orks affairs, is the
charge that Andy Bowman, a foreman
In the Water works service, car
ried of, without leave, a guam
tity of brass castings from the
CELLAR OF the. city Buildings a.short timel
since, and having disposed of tn EN-,
make returnss AISTAR rep orter
called on Mr.. Brashears this morning
and learned from him that the
story was true, and that Bowman, alter
being sent a. letter OF Dismissal on thi 8
had offered to pay for 1872
pounds. Another singular state of af-
'afrs Is Bowman's discharge check, which
should call for SIT 90, now mysteriously
asks for $3l Co.,
PETER ScHwAB and his wife, Caroline
5ehwab, OF Hamilton{ have been sued in
he United States Court BY e. NJ. Strafer,
Schwab's assignee in bankruptcy: for
Y, Ill 33 due. on .. note, the first of two
given to secure thef payment.of TWO
birds of the $21, 1884, the price agreed to |
% paid by. Schwab and his wife
d wass Ssoidss .ats BankrupNs |
'ales The property is Under mortgage to
iectlre the payment Of the notes. jas.
w. Gan, to- Whom a stlbsequent mort |
rage haA been made. is also made q de-
endantinthe case. 4*s
DIvoRcEss swsregrapted BY Judge Coz
o-day to Julia 2 Perkins from sC has, i.