The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-23


+. KreulZman was taken in and LODGED
in Jail on the charge Of lunacy.
., CRIMINAL COURT The Grand JURY
reported indictments yesterday agains
Lee Crane, for malicious shooting
and wouudiDg with intent to kill; Rob
ert Brown, larceny, stealing canes ant
umbrellas II m the house Ot w. w Hen
dersOn; Oh. Burke and Caroline Burke
having counterfeit com in their posses
sion with intent to circulate IL.
In the case OF VIM. Dalton and others
the City Council Of Ludlow failing tC
Keep street In repair. the law anC
facts were submitted to the Court, ant
O tiue OF cent and costs assessed.
Almost the entire day was occupied IL
the trial OF Joe Williams. The case was
given to tile jury at the hour Of adjourn
ment.
The steeple on orpus Christi Churcl
is nearly flushed.
Rev. Father Moore's picnic will take
place on the 9th OF next month on Jones
Hiil.
Four cars arrived on the Short-line
yesterday evening with the baggage o
the Sixteenth Regiment, Band.
The Democracy will meet this evening
at ochobe g's. A. L. Root ana II. W
Nelson will address the meeting.
Frank. Hartling, peddler, fell
through rotten c. ar door in the souLl.
ern part OF town and broke a leg. He
was also otherwise badly injured.
Messrs. r. Waters aud j. Mcnamara
are ouL with cards announcing u grand
vocal and instrumental concert to take
place at Odd-felUWs' Hall October 8.
/ Mr.. j. Cummins, one OF the oldest boot
and shoe dealers ON YORK street, il not
in The city, will in few days remove
his goods to Cincinnati, 10 carry on has
business there.
Mollie Bail, Lizzie Robinson and Mary
Hudson, all coiored, insulted u young
lady named Nettle Morrison. They
were arrested in Dayton, and in Juaoe
EeisIers Court were each fined IS and
POSTS.
Col. VanVoasts new building, corner
of York and Madison streets, will be
ready for occupancy about the lst of
Beptember. Mr.. j. j. Flannelly, the dry
goods merchant on York street, will oc.
gupy the corner store.
Edward l.. Mcintosh, the young man
who endeaVOPeu to take his own lie
. some few weeks ago with revolver,
Wlll be examined before his Honor
Judge Berry this afternoon at IL
o'clock, to take evidence as to his san.
tty.
Thomas Duncan and George Sugden.
painters, were thrown 10 the ground
yesterday about 4 o'clock by the falling
bf souffUld AZ The house of Mr.. William
Wallin, on Orchard street, near Harris.
Dir. Sugden had his back badly scraped.
lMr. Duncan had his lett shoulder disIo.
GATED and was bruised badly about the
Jaw. DR.. G. N. Surg, who attended to
hhe men, thinks that Duncan sustained
U Cohcussion OF the brain.
= HAMILTON.
Several cases of lux are reported in
the city.
Mrs. james Jackson was yesterday
morning thrown rom carriage near
the depot, but ESCAPED without serious
Gnjury.
! In the Probate Court yesterday the
sale 0fthe property of WIN. A. Widner,
AN insane person, which had been sold
TO his wife ior $1,000, was confirmed.
Tue game OF baseball between the
giye Oaks and Jack Miller's picked
mine resulted in victory Ior the 1--we
Oaks, the score standing-Live Oaks At,
Alilfer's nine 10.
Theodore kurz, aged about five years,
was drowned yesterday evening ia the
hydraulic near onidePs paper-mlll. His
body was found by Jacob Honser near
.ahe spot it is supposed he fell in.
! The Post-ofiice will be removed from
dts present location to tue room formerly
occupied by the United States Express
office in the Pniil.p IS House block. This
move gives DISSATISFACTION to many.
A vote of thanks should be rendered
by the city TO the parties improving The
old premises on the corner OF Second
aAQ Ludlow streets, west side. II has
been an eyesore for 10, these many
years.
A street car jumped the track last
evening near the corner of Fourth and
Ludlow. Upon examina ion it was
bound that several laige stones had been
ptaced in suen manner as 10 cause the
trouble. The young lads who executed
the work are well known.
Z j. IL. Brant and Thos. Fitton, admin.
fstratofs el Gne estate OF Oliver Brant.
deceased, yesterday received check
prom w. II. Nj Dlofganthaler, General
agent Of the Equitable Life Insurance
Society, for the amount OF the policy de-
ceased held In that Company.
J Andy Dwire, who lives near Schenck
Station, yesterday had an aitereation
with neighbor named Fisher, which
will probably terminate in the death of
the latter. The difficulty originated
about some corn that Dwire supposed
Fishers hogs had destroyed. At last
accounts Fisher was not expected to
iec0yer.
LEXINGTON. KY.
I Our Centennial visitors are returning.
The funeral Of small child of Mr..
Michael Savage took place yesterday.
, The tax paying people want to know
how many constitute family Of the
Steward OF the Asylum?
Ifisht0wn turned cut an audience to
lbe pole raising that looked very much
ike regiment of volunteers.
There is only one man in Lexington
thai hasn't got handle to his name.
Matthew McNamarra is the man, vet
beme people tor short are mean enough
10 cali him s'Red Maek.o
Soon will be heard the merry iingline
pit the welcome street-car bells, col.
Fttzhue is sure to succeed With the prof.
pct, and we are confident that active
operation will soon be begun.