The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
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Miami railroad.
JAMES FAIRCHILD was arrested this
morning on q charge OF improper con-
duct toward young girl on Fifth street.
BURGLARS entered Mr.. VIM. Resorts
residence in Clifton on Wednesday night
and carried off a considerable quantity
of silyerware.
The residence of Mr.. VIM. Clifford
Neff was entered by burglars Wednes-
day night. No articles Of value were
taken, however.
g. A. WALKoP, charged with being a
fugitive from justice, failed to make his
appearance in the Police Court this
morning, and forfeited his bail Of $780,.
The motions for new trial in the
Egner and Davis murder cases will
probably be decided in the Supreme
Court at Columbus next Tuesday morn
ing.
STRANGERS in this city are complain
ing that there are no gas-lamps immedi-
ately in front OF the Courthouse on the
Main street side. Where is the Commit
tee on LightP
MONEY is being readily subscribed by
many OF our leading citizens for the pur-
pose OF purchasing a new hand express
for "Whistling Charley" our tuneful
and perambulating musician.
W. f. PARKER, of Cedar Hills, near
LaGrange, KY, has sought the Chief of
Police, T. Snelbaker, for his cooperation
in finding the whereabouts of one Ma
thaniel McLe Gwynne, who disappeared
from his home on Sunday last.
In the Probate Court the will of Thos.
Wambsgans was admitted to probate.
Barbara Wambsgans was appointed exc
cutrix. Personally, $500; realty, $4,000.
Rose VNeil was appointed administra-
trix of Pat ONeil. Personally, $500;
realty, $65,OO0.
The alarm of fire from box No. 80 about
hali-past 2 O'clock was caused by a small
fame in lot of shavings in Richard.
sons furniture manufactory, on Sixth
street, west OF Freeman, which was ex-
tinguished by the use of hand extin-
probably have made disastrous fire.
Mr.. LOUIS SCHwALLER, a German,
about "a years old, disappeared from
Tuesday night. The last time that he
was seen was about II O'Clock that even
ing. He had about sixty dollars on his
person. He has had for several years a
cigar store on Green street, and his
parents reside on the Warsaw pike.
POSTMASTER Wahle has lately been.
troubled by one Chas. Turner, formerly
a Cashier in the Post-oftice, who, after
his discharge, about week ago, for neg
lect of duty, preferred the charge of
having received O bribe of $40 from
Henry Meyers, who was appointed night
watchman at the Post-ofice. The charge
was investigated and dismissed
as being utterly groundless. Turner is
in default to the Postal Department, and
Mr.. Wahle proposes to take immediate
action unless the came is at once re-
funded.
Why KING, full-blooded colored wo-
man, yesterday felt an appetite for some
tropical fruit, and therefore. appropri-
ated pineapple and some bananas from
the fruit stand Of Ambrose Barnes on
Central Avenue. In the Police Court
this morning, though she said she was as
"pure as an angel" Judge Lindeman
fined her $40 and costs. Why had no
currency, and so was necessitated to
wander down stairs preparatory to be-
ing sent to the Work-house.
A DELEGATION of the German Catholic
Relief Union, escorted by Mayor john
ston, paid visit to the Chamber OF Com
merce to-day, just at the commencement
of business. The President not having
the delegation was welcomed
by Superintendent Maxwell. The Presi-
piled on the part of the visitors, remark
ing that this was place for mercantile
that he was mercantile
man, and was aware that public speak,
ing was not in place during business
hours.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest on
the body OF Levi Evans, who died sud-
denly about six o'clock yesterday morn
ing on the steamer Bostona. The de- |
ceased was about twenty years of age,
and employed as a laborer. |
For the past four months he had been
of aDscess in the neck. The |
Jury returned a verdict of death from |
general debility" An inquest was |
also held Oh the body of Cecilia Thomp-
son, a woman about 40 years of age, re-
siding at No. 40 Race street, who died |
very suddenly about eleven O'Clock last |
hight. The jury returned verdict Of |
ieath from general debility and want of |
proper care.
Lo. NoRvELL, chashier OF the Lynch
'eward of one thousand dollars for the |
'eturn of 10,000, which Arthur e. Calf,
! runner in that bank, stole on the 10th |
VI May, and for the arrest of Gait. He |
vas entrusted with package of $40, 1000
% be deposited in the Adams Express |
Office, directed to the Treasurer Of the
United States, Washington, d. q. He
eft on the northern train, and was seen
he next day at the junction, near WASH
ngton, and thence proceeded to Pitts
'urg. Gaftis about twenty years of age,
air complexion, dark hair and eyes,
'ow-legged and about five feet high. He
las fancy for registering his name as
Herbert Martel WadsWorth.