The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.


case before Judge Force is still in
progress.
FRED. CLAUssEN & BROTHER, of 12I
| Main street, made an ass gnment to
Herman Bohlman. Bond $1,000.
| MAYOR JOHNSTON was serenaded by
Forepaugh's Circus Band at IL O'Clock
Third street. The band-wagon was
drawn by twenty-one horses, and the
"rig" made fine display.
| CAPTAIN HEHEMAN, who resides al
| the corner of Third and Wood streets
was agreeably surprised by melodious
serenade by Schoepner's Band-twelve
pieces. 1t was u very pleasant occa.
sion, and the national beverage flowed
freely.
LUCAS UNTICr, an employe of Pei
strings furniture factory, corner OF
Eighth and Broadway, had four of his
| tinKers on the right hand cut off by a
| sctpH saw this morning. He was taken
to his residence in Covington, where DR..
keafns attended to his wounds.
TEE Grand Opera-house Programme
Is more than mere programme. 1t con.
taIDR good deal of Interesting reading
matter to entertain between acts. II it
has fhe effect to any extent of keeping
peoHle In their seats, it will earn the
plaYuits OF those inside and lose favor
Wlt4"the man they 80 to see."
fNHen. Bender's saloon, on Central
avenue, last night, Josephine Baxter
fandher man, "Redb McHugh, met and
hada scrimmage, during which "Red"
reeeived cut on the head
and two on the hand with
Josie's little knife. The wounds
aretnot serious. Both were arrested.
Inn morning Josephine got thirty days
in Ae Works for being Vagrant, and
"sRal" similar sentence for getting
druhk.
Irsseems now that the police have got
the dead wood on Mr.. Chas. 7. Ander-
sond a somewhat noted politician
Eof the West End. Mention
Was made in yesterdays STAR
Eof As arrest on the charge of steal
ing 800 from Mrs. George Fritz, who
lived at the corner Of Clark
aHdB Baymiller streets. This
mod ling Detective Kushman informed
49, ASTAR reporter that Ander
sons wife had returned $50 to Mrs
Fritz, and 81 bill among Uhe amount
money.
MICHAEL SToNEMAN is a hard one,
surely. He came in this morning
before His Honor to answer a
charge OF abusing family. His poor,
mendation, and things looked ues.
perate for Mike, as the Judge was
frowning hard. Just then 10. Austing,
clerk in the CHIEFS office, came in, and
Mike spied him. "Now, there" said
Mike, sis Misther Austing; he can tell
ye that Pm hard workin' man, sure :"
swell, how is it, Mr.. Austingt" said
His Honor. "Well, l've known this man
for number Of years, and during all
that time he's been an habitual drunkard
and wite-whipper, to my certain knowl-
cage" That settled it, and Mike took a
tumble on sentence Of "sixty days and
$100."
JAMES GATES and Fl. B. Sanders, the
liberated Frankfort, KY, convicts whom
Detectives Mead and Murray arrested
five hours after they had gained their
liberty, and found an ingeniouslv con-
trived set of burglars tools upon them,
which Gates says were made by him
in the penitentiary, appeared in
and pleading guilty to the
charge Of having said tools in their pos
session, were sentenced to pay a fine of
500 each and to be confined in the Work
house for thirty days. A charge of
burglary also was on the docket against
them, alleged to have been committed
in this city two years ago, but as their
victims refused to prosecute, that
charge was dismissed. Gates is a ma
chinist, and endeavored to get work
the day he was arrested, but failed.
Sanders is druggist.