The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11

LIZZIE CLARKE was sent. to the In
firmary this morning by Judge Llnde
mann, in order that her baby, which she
caused to be left on Uncle John Robin
sons steps the other night, should re
ceive her attention.
The alarm from Box 65 at O'Clock
to-day was caused by small fire in the
roof OF frame house on the north side
OF Ninth street, near Linn, occupied by
MIR. Black, engineer at the new Govern.
ment Building. Loss trifling. The en-
gines threw no water.
UNCLE JOHN W AGGoNER, accompanied
by his wife, went ON visit to some
friends yesterday afternoon, and on his
return last evening ON the Sixth and
Eighth streets line OF cars dropped his
pocket-book, containing about 500 in SOS,
Sos and small change. A lady was seen
to pick 1t up and get out soon after
whom some of the passengers think they
can recognize.
GEORGE BURKE, q stone mason, sue
ceeded in getting work at Moerlein' 8
brewery the other day. This did not
suit the exclusiveness Of four brewers
engaged there, named Ulrich Kennels
berger, George Nagel, Geo. Martin and
Charles Glyckhen, and Sunday morning
the four beat Burke almost to jelly.
They were soon after arrested on the
charge of assault with intent to kill. In
the Police Court this morning all their
cases were continued till the 10Th inst.
ON Saturday afternoon j. Ii. Bissell,
Manager OF the Cincinnati Abstract
Company, made his appearance in the
Courtroom and asked permission of
Judge Force for the employees OF the
Company to 60 ahead with the work,
not on his BisselPs) responsibility, but
on their own. The Juog5 promptly In
formed him that when he filed the bond
of indemnity required by the Court he
would be allowed to proceed. No bond
has yet been filed, and the Abstract
Company may be considered thing Of
the past.
AT the Screen Tree House," on Sixth
street, near CulYert, kept by Priscilla
Smith, at l O'Clock this morning three
strange colored men went to get lodg-
ing. One Of the party declares that
when he entered the den he had
S69 in money, but when he left with his
companions to hunt better accommoda-
tions than the "Green Tree" afforded,
he awoke to the sad consciousness that
his wealth was missing. Getting the
services of an officer the place was
searched, and Mrs. Smith getting scared
"showed up" the missing "leather,"
which contained but $34. ThereupOn the
female was taken in on the charge OF
grand larceny.
ON the corner OF Butler and Pearl
streets yesterday morning, James Toole,
drayman, and James Brewer, a laborer,
became engaged in squabble and made
a fearful disturbance. Officers
and Shsedy in arrest
ing them were severely dealt with,
SheedY getting q kick in the stomach
from Toole, and one of his fingers
injured. Mitchells' clothes were
torn nearly off him. But for the timely
arrival of OHicer's Knox and Brazil, it is
uncertain how the fight would have
;but the prisoners were finally
landed in the Hammond-street Station
house, not, however, before pistol shot
lad been fired after Toolo, who attempt
ID to escape by taking to his heels. The
charges preferred against them were
drunkenness" "disorderly conduct"
resisting officers" and "malicious de-
truction of property" The prisoners
in the Police Court this morn-
ng, Brewer was fined $50 and costs, and |
he case of Toole was continued.