The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24
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JUDGE LINDEMANN this morning dis
posed Of a few continued cases, and thsl
gracefully retired and escorted Judge
Moses Wilson to the judicial seat.
Mr.. DILLON BRADLEY, while skifH
riding Sunday afternoon with party OIL
five, near Petersburg, Ky,wAs drowned
by being run down BY the packet Minnie
FRANK KIRoHNER, Jr., who lives a
154 Livingston street, and is charged
with bastardy by Annie Westenhager
gave bond yesterday before Squire Har'
meyer.
MIKE DOLAN, OF Corryville, alleged to
be one of the McKernan gang OF coun.
terfeiters, was brought before the United
States Court yesterday, and after plead.
ing not guilty was sent to jail in default
OF $4,000.
The certificates OF authority OF the
Ph@nix Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany, of Hartford, and the Pacific Mu.
tual lnsurapce Company, OF New York,
to do business in the State OF Ohio, were
filed III the Recorders Office yesterday.
DURING The two years of Judge Linde-
mann's service he has tried twenty-one
thousand seven hundred and thirty
three cases. The amount collected for
fines and costs is $55,876 %. OF this
$40 09G s. was In State cases and $35, $40 3s
Ill city cases.
DONATIONS for the grand organ for the
Cincinnati Music Hall now amount to
over $l2 900. 1t will cost $4,000. The
Organ Committee are: John Shillito,
Chairman; W. w. Taylor, Secretary;
George W. Jones, Florence Marmet,
DR.. o. D. Norton, George Ward Nichols.
ALBERT COLLINS, colored white
wa.ner, who has often figured in the
Police Court on charges OF enticing lit
tie girls into dark places to violate them,
was arrested last evening on similar
charge. In the Police Court this morn.
ing he was sentenced to the Work-Louse
for thirty days.
VIM. BLACKBURN, charged with having
burglarized Henry Witte's shoe store,
at No. SS Plum street, on last Thursday
night,was arraigned In the Police Court
this morning and waived an examina-
ton. He was bound over to the Grand
Jury to answer charge OF burglary.
His bail was fixed at $1,000, and in de-
fault lie was sent to the County Jail.
hhhMAN nhAIbh Weut luU0 NeluR
Bush's place last night and endeavored
to pass himself of on one of the inmates
as Judge Wilson. The girl would not
tumble to his racket, and informed De-
tectIve Kushman and Officer Harry
Busner. They arrested him about mid
night, and charge Of practiclng q trick
game, ETC., was preferred against him.
The wouId-be Judge Wilson was ar
raigned before the de Jdct0 Judge OF
that name, who dismissed aim.
JOHN RUSSELL, alias Hoban, who is a
molder, was up before Judge Wilson
this morning on a charge oil disorderly
conduct. Russell has allenated the
affections Of a feIlow-workman's wife,
and mas often been caught in improper
situations with her. Last Saturday the
same thing occurred, and some work.
men from the foundry on Smith and
Front streets egged the man. Last night
Oficer Sargent took him in, and this
morning he was fined $50 and sent to the
Work-house for thirty days.
The special election in the Seven.
teenth Ward for Councilman, to till the
place made vacant by the resignation of
Moses f, Wilson, came of yesterday.
The candidates were Captain James
Wise, Euoch Taylor and s. Il. Smith, and
the vote stood as follows: