The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-09
Police Local.

A frequent remark addressed to po-
licemen now is, "Whaen you take tor
your unifefm21
James Thomas Mercy, aged nine, goes
to the Refuge because he's too Dig ior mas
mother TO handle.
DR.. M. T. Carey made his appearance
on the charge OF not reporting 4 case OF
smallpox. The evidence was 30 thin
that the Doctor was dismissed.
John W. Waesle was bound over to
the Grand Jury on the charge Of steal
ing sum of money from tellow-work-
man at Shaller q Getke's brewery.
William Sullivan. young blacksmith,
was found guilty of having burglars
u mhy" In his possession, for which he
goes 10 the Work-house for thirty days
and pays a fine OF $25.
Says Jennie Franklin, "you may talk
about Lieutenant Holmes and Lieuten-
ant Cody ana all the balance of 'em, but
Archie woodward is the purtyest man on
the iorce. You heerd my horn."
Wishing to wipe off his chin, perhaps,
little Peter Shannon forclbly took q
seventy-five cent handkerchief from a
youth named Frank Seinsheimer, and
now Pete has quarters in the Refuge.
Fiity-seven dollars is rather an in
fiated price Tor u loaf ot bread but that's
the exact price which two lads named
Martin Finkler and Walter Filter have
to pay for stealing one from john
Wolff.
Officer Archie woodward came near
being stripped of his Uniform by an OBJ
sLreperous potato peddler. named John
Wilson; whom he arrested for disnrderly
conduct. The vegetable vender pays $25
n md costa fnr hia antivffv
Annie Brown and Sarah Griffin, both
colored, had a dispute about beer last
night in Bucktown. Miss Brown drew
her trusty razor and carved Miss Grif.
fms cheek. There's lots oft left though.
A warrant is out for the carver.
Frank Plaspohl, destitute German,
has been convicted Of stealing pair OF
five-dollar pants from John Eberlin, OF
Sixth street, between Elm and Plum,
| for which he is sentenced to the Work.
house Tor thirty days and to pay fine
of $25.
John King got up a little ghost show
in the front of the Enquirer office last
! night, and was soon alter yanked in out
/ OF the cold. The sentence was $40 and
costs. A few minutes before he was
seen reading the Enquirer's account OF
Nick Fhmount's Irritation in mark ct the
| day before.
| Mary Williams, colored servant at
454 West Filth street, went to the shop
of Geo. S. Rust, close by, to order him
to hang bell. On his bench she saw q
thirty-cent tin coffee-pot, which she hung
on to, and then made tracks. For this
ofense she goes out for ten days and
pays a tine of $25.
Annie Geghan, loud-voiced female,
accused James Finn, Of Carr street, near
Sixth, with throwing her out into the
street and smashing her duck OF bon.
net. Finn was fined S5 and costs, bui
| gentle Annie thought that wasn't dose
suited to the enormity Of the offense
SO she attacked Finn as they were leav.
ing the City Buildings, and was promptly
taken down stairs and locked up on the
charge of disorderly conduct. She'll soc
how it is herself in the morning.
| Gus. Zimmerman, a bulky youth OF the
blonde type, has been convicted OF rails
ing fearful muss, in company with two
other bruIsers who have not been caught,
in Sehpucks' beer hall No. 223 Main streei
yesterday morning. They strolled ii
there about 5 O'Clock, struck at the wo
man with knife, threw the chairs ou
doors, then threw them back again, broke
the chandelier, and wound up by knock
ing Mrs. Schnucks down twice. Gus
was fned S25 aud costs.