The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-20
LOCAL NEWS.

THEODORE KoNKEL was appointed ad
ministrator OF Rochsns Wolpert. BE
atty, $4,000.
AUGUST BUCKER was appointed ad
| ministrator OF Catharine Kruthoff. Per
sonalty, $500.
LAWYER CAMPBELL's attempts tt
speak German have the effect to make
Judge Lindemann hang his head in sor-
row.
THE session OF the Board of Public
Works this morning was stale, fiat nd
Improbable. Nothing Of startling i'm
port. f
DAVID HUNTER, who pleaded guilty In
the Police Court this morning to being a
common thief, was turned loose to con
tinue his depredatiOns. Look out fol
him.
JAMES RYAN, alias Shelley, the trainer
and pal OF kid Lytle," is under arrest
on suspicion. One hundred and four
dollars and chronometer, Open-faced
ana 0pen-j jeweled watch were found on
his person.
A DARK BROWN HORSE worth $500,
fourteen hands high, with a white star
In his forehead, left hind and left front
foot white, the property OF j. II. Gates,
|
stable, corner Of Sixth and Cutter.
THE subcommittee appointed at yes.
terday's meeting at Hopkins Hall in the
interest OF the ratification meeting at
Exposition Hall next Saturday night,
failed to obtain quorum this morning,
and the members adjourned to meet at
Hopkins' Hall at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
suN
self from taking place on the Finance
Committee of the ratification meeting
next Saturday by saying that he had the
rheumatism of the heart. Some OF the
boys thought it was complaint of the
pocket which troubled the truly go0u
man. Perish the thought!
MAYOR JoHNsToN's proposition Is to
lease the church known as the
"Pantheon," northeast corner of Plum
and Eighth streets, for police headquar-
ters and for the different departments oil
the municipal government. THAT'S not
bad idea, but then it seems like sacri.
lege thus to have church building
demoralized.
B. W. MENKR keeps dry-goods store
at 200 West Third street. He alleges that
| II. 4. Menke, his brother, with John Ro-
busn and John Weigand, entered his
store last sunday and stole SIG in
money. Menke has confessed TO the
| deed, but says that the sum was S94, in.
sIead Of $1l6. $50 10 was found on him.
Notwithstanding all this the men we're
dismissed.
A CYPRIAN, occupying o cell at the
Ninth-strcet Station-house this morn
ing, where she was remanded to await
the arrival of friends to set her at lber-
ty for q charge 0fvagrancy proved upo n
her, the sentence for which was $40 an
costs, quietly remarked, yes, and them
fellers up stairs that prosecute us girls
are the very ones who makes US what
we are" "Oan such things be and over.
come US like summer cloud without our
special wonder?"
A ROW occurred last night In front o
Cailahan's, on Filth street below John,
between Jim Mclaughlin and Dick Sui.
livan. The former claims that Sullivan
jumped out of buggy and began the
quarrel, in which Mclaughlin received
blow In the face with knife. Sulli.
van jumped into his buggy and escaped
arrest. Officer Donnelly took McLaugh-
lin to the Third-street Station, where,
after a long time, sullivan also appeared
and gave himself up.
YESTERDAY evening about s O'Clock, a
0hild whose name we could not learn
was sitting on the plank sidewalk oil
the corner Of Filth and Walnut, when q
hack approached and ran against the
child, which was, however, not hurt
badly. Oficer Yon seggern, whose beat
Is at that corner, was detailed to a pic.
MIC yesterday and consequently could