The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
Police Court.

Miscellaneous-Henry Walker, murder, dis
missed; Thomas Welsh. false pretense, contin-
ued; John Welfel, indecent behavior, con-
tinued; Alfred Woodford, abusing family, DIS
missed; Jacob Kammerer, same, SO7s25; d. H.
White, aiding and abetting gambling, contln-l
ned; Ford v. Dye, Same, dismissed; Frank.
Smith, having burglars tools, continued james
cutting with intent to wound, continded;
1850: Ches. Cook, same, continued; Frank.
Bowing. resisting officer, So; Lewis Pinkyoss,
obstructing sidewalk, dismissed; John Jen-
nings. obsWucting street-car track. SD: Thos.
smith, burglary, continued; VIM. w addle, in
corrigibility, sent to Refuge; George Davis,
shooting with intent TO kin, continued: John
Haguon, malicious destruction, continued; II.
Kramer, keeping disorderly house, continued;
II. e. Croft and John Meyer, fast driving, IS
each; Chas. Marshall, assault with intent to
Kill, continued; James Anderson, having bur
glars tools. continued; Chas. Miller, obtaining
money by false pretense, continued.
Drunk and Dlsorderly --Ann WhaIen, Nellie
Arnold, Lsonis Pinkyoss, all dismissed; John
Hagdon, Charles Newbauer, continued Joseph
each; Richard VBrien, S.; Ellen Fahey. Lizzie
Vining, go days each; Michael .Mahopey, $2J;
Ihos. Ehler, Pat. Kennedy, Henry Haders.
John Devote, JOS. Heck, Geo. Reinboldt. 81;
and Gus. Snyder, dismissed; Frank. Bowing,
Barry Bregan and Jas. Snyder, 81 each; WIN.
Reed, continued; ii. B. Slemmer and George
Meyer, continued; /; Charles Plataa and Andrew
Boehm, 81 cash; John Neelan, ~ days; Andrew
Laughlin, dismissed; Wm. MeAullen, 80;
Kate Hatch, dismissed; Nettie Fitzgerald, 10
days; Bryan Train0r and Pat. Spellman, 50
each; VIM. Juatice, go days; Michael Knight,
Sly; Edward Dunn, "; Henry Ainstsy, Gy SS; Ed
Assault and Battery-Leopold Walk, 81; II.
g. Slemmer ana Geo. Meyer, two charges, con-
tinued; Catherine o. Brien, dismissed; Frank.
Stuckler, continued. il
Sssis Larss,aya i, Z Kelly. continued;
Grand Larceny-Jas. Anderson, continued;
Thos Puehl, dismissed; Frank. Smith, con-
tinued.
Vagrancy-Henry Weasel, 9Odays; Jacob p.
Branch. dismissed; Annie Nc Ailiste1r, 60 days;
Jas. McGuire and Mary Roach, 80 days each.
River News.
Weather clear and cool. Thermometer at
Z a. NJ. 43 deg, and wind west. Minimum
temperature last night ~ deg. The river is
falling slowly, with "a feet in the channel.
Business is fairly active along the leyee.
Special 10 the Etar
PIrTsBURG, April 17-e A. M.-Iaiver falling
with 10 feet inches. Thermometer ~ deg.
Wind northwest High wind yesterday.
The Andy BAUM arrived from Memphis yes
returns on Wednesday, her regular day.
The Maumelle has the greater part Of her
cargo engaged. and will leave on "Wednesday
evening for the Arkansas River.
last evening with fair trip. She is advertised
to start again for New Orleans Tomorrow
evening.
The Wildwood went to Maysville at noon to-
day.
villa TO- night her regular trip. - TT
The Bann9ck CITY ls IN from Madison this
morning With fair trip, and will be or for
Veyay at Z. A,
The Hudson arrived from Wheeling and
freight and bringing good number Of passen-
gers. She Will return pnnctualy at T. N,
y The Ashland is advertised to follow the Map-
melle for the Arkansas River, leaving on FRI
y The large and splendid packet Thompson
Dean is receiving her cargo and will depart
for New Orleans on Thursday. She will have
q full trip by thattime.
The Charles Morgan passed up from Mem
phis yesterday morning for Cincinnati. She
will arrive here on Wednesday night and
start for New Orleans ON Saturday, April 22
The Mary Miller will return TO Pittsburg
this evening. 45HF
Fleetwood, from Huntington. are at the wharf
this morning, and return at their usual hour
The Thomas Sherlock left Cairo for New Or
leans yesterday morning with q splendid trip
Of eleven hundred tons and over one hnnarea
The jas.D. Parker, from Memphis, left Cairo
| for Cincinnati at r. ~, yesterday, well la
den. She will be here on Vhursdays and foi-
low the Andy Baum for the South. leaving on
The Kentucky River ia falling. with feet al
| Frankfort