The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-21
LATEST LOCAL,

lHE lleSal voters convicted IN Tue
United States Court, Ii be sentenced
tomorrow.
The municipal "House of Lords" NEE ts
IN regular session tomorrow afternoon.
NO doubt q number of "Commoners"
will be present.
The case of j. Harrington, charged with
emDezzling 500 pension money, be-
longing to his ward, Catherine SChrie-
Der, will be tried this evening before
Commissioners Hooper.
RICHARD FLETCHER, who works at the
Miami Cotton Pres, Third and Kilgour,
Is laid up with a dislocated shoulder re-
ceiying by falling through the hatchway
yesterday afternoon.
FRANK WILSON, of Xenia, who is
wanted in Columbus, to answer u charge
of grand larceny, was taken in this
morning by Officer Chumley, and lodged
at the Central Station.
VIM. MILESTONE, of % Dudley street,
John BodGn, 359 Court street, and Rubt.
Neral, "a Hopkins street, are locked
up at the Central Station on the charge
OF being common thieves.
WM. fl. JOHNSON, individually and as
sole surviving partner OF the firm of
johnson " Semmon, at the northeast
corner OF Ham lton Pike and Knowlton
street, Twenty Ward, made an as .
sig0m mt in favor of his creditors to
Llpman Levy.
The Irish American Centennial
Guards will give their third annual
civic and military ball this evening at
Greenwood HalI, upon which occasion
the Committee OF Arrangements will
present beautiful gold ring to the
member having sold the greatest number
of tickets.
MARTIN KALE, German who lives in
CummlnsVllIe, was arrested by the pri-
Vate Waterman of the Garden of Eden
on a charge of malicious destruction of
properly and locked up al Hammond
street Station. kale, when arrested, had
cut down six young cedar ire s, which
he was about to carry away.
THE new society paper, "The Tattler,"
is out. 1t is not Ornamented with por-
trait OF any lady member OF Il certain
prominent dramatic club, though they
do say its enterprising editor wore out
two pairs OF shoes in search OF q picture
OF one OF the said ladies. Being young,
the sheet is small, and presents u cred
liable appearance.
JAMES GILDEA, Il salOonist of No. 548
West Fifth street, WIS arrested last
night charged with stealing watch and
cham from b. l.. OFiaherty, bOok-keeper
TO John Murphy, a Fifth street plumber,
while Flaherty was reclining on lounge
at GiliePS place. 1t was ascertaiued
tnat Gitdea had tried to pawn the prop
erty at Murpny's saloon, No. 539 West
Fifth street. Tne prisoner will be ex-
amined next Saturday on the charge of
grand larceny.
CHARLES EARLY, Of No. 312 Eighth
street, VINO was, until recently, guard
at the WOrK-house, was arrested yester-
day BY Lieutenant Birnbaum, and
locked up in the Central Police Station
on the charge Of forgery. 1t is alleged
! hat he forged cheek for is, signed bv
his brother, a tobacco manufacturer on
Second Street, near Walnut, and
negotlo ted it for bill for drinks with
Mr.. kOpp, u salOOn-Neeper at No. AIT
West Court street. dis preliminary ex-
animation viii take place in The Police
Court on the 3Jth.
MICHAEL HAYES, of No. PA West Fifth
street, was urres ted yesterday evening
and put into the Brcmam.street Police
Station, charged with an assault with
intent to kill, He had been
at the pork-1ouse OF Evans,
% Go, but was recently dis
and superseded by Peter HUI
ber, III Brown street, near Brighton, On
Monday aiternOo", while intOX Gaze he
visited the pnrE-4ouse and engaged in
a Jealous abuse Of Huber ending. the
rracas by srlking Hurer Il heavy blow
was seriously hurt. His condition has not