The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.

THE will OF Harriet 5. Wade was ad-
mitted to probate. -
MR.. BEN. SHoTr made his appearance
at the Coroner's office.
ELEVEN Jurors have been secured In
the Guiana Guida murder case.
HUBBARD STONE and Ed. McKenna, of
Arkansas, libeled the steamboat Eva
No. for $162 80.
A JURY was obtained at $3.50 In the
Guitana Guida murder case. The State
opened the case followed by Mr.. FitZ-
gerald for the defendant. The court
| then adjourned.
MASS MEETING of soldiers and sailors
this evening at Arbciter Hall, 10 com.
plete preparations for the Centennial
Fourth. Every old soldier and sailor is
| expected to be present.
A HORSE THIEF ON Monday night stole
brown morse from the stable Of j. Ii.
| Gates, corner of Sixth and Cutter
streets. A liberal reward Is offered for
the recovery Of the animal.
r.. J. CREsAP's Real Estate Office, No.
| Y West Third street, was burglariZed
last night, but the thieves got nothing
but some clothing and arev0lver. They
LEFT papers strewn promisuously about
the floor. .-..
The Atlantic & Great Western Rail
ROAD is selling round trip tickets to New
York ut $25, and Philadelphia and re-
| turn at $24 Other lines have resumed
the old rates-Philadelpbi and return
so, New York and return $50.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, a colored man, was
arrested ana locked up in Hammond
street Station, by Officer Corcoran.
1 lVilIiams mad in his nnssaasi a ann.
| terieit 70 note, which he says he received
in pay for work on steamboat.
PAT. HANLEY, a boy who lives on Es-
| pamela street, while playing around the
| fl ying Dutcnman" at the corner OF G est
anu Freeman street, last night, mad his
leg 50 badly manYled that Dr.. Cleveland
found IL necessary to amputate the limb
| below the knee.
| MICHAEL MCGURRIN works at john
| Y. Lewis On Works on East Sixth
| street. Last night he Went into Moore's
| saloon in Buckt0wn, and while there
| endeayored to drug an old German man
for the purpose OF robbing HIM. He put
sumo hing III glass Of beer for the old
man, making the beer louk like milk.
Moore drove him out Of the saloon, upon
which Michael heayed a bowlder at him.
| The sentence this morning was thirty
| day and $50.
| JOHN MCdALE, of Fulton street, In the
East End, as Off GER Minchell says, is .
perfect gentleman when sober, but un.
der the influence of liquor he's a perfect
terror. In the last mouth he has been
arrested several times, and was under
bonds to keep the peace. Last night he
made a vicious assault upon his brother
Anthony, who was afraid to appear
against him. Officer Geo. w. LLwrenc'
pu led him from MS brother, and re
ceived "a fearful blow in the face. Fo
his disorderly conduct he gets ten day
in the Work-hou.e, and tor resisting tn
officer Lhe penalty is "t"enty days ant
$lOc."
q. S. BLACK is son of the attorney
whose boys give him world of trouble
fhe above mentioned youth while loa.'
ing around Frank. Harris Centennia
Saloon, corner OF Sixth and Lodge
streets, kindly volunteered TO change q
$5-bill ior a customer OF Harris, anC
failed to return. Officer McGArr found
Black soon after and locked him up
This morning Judge Lindemann sen
him TO grass with u sentence OF "thirtJ
days and $1O0." Oie week ago yester
day Harris lost $500, and he thinks tha
Ed. North, a pal oil Blacks, who has NO
been seen since the robbery, is the ont
who took it.