The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28
LOCAL BkEVITIES.

day.
THE track of the Cincinnati b Ports
mouth Mario gauge Railway Will be
laid by the 18Th OF May.
GEORGE TEN BROCK, colored, aged
SIX y, died very suddenly yesterday at
No. 04 East Sixth street.
NASHVILLE has seut her fire engine to
Cincinnati to be converted into a Latta
engine AT Il cost Of III 600.
The Louisville u Cincinnati Short
Line Railroad have laid down about
forty miles OF new rails ON their road in
the past month.
JAMES II. SMITH and John w. Scott,
charged with breaking into t-office,
were arraigned before Commiss ioner
Hooper and bound over to the Grand
Jury.
The Police Commissioners failed TO
get conference with the other munich
pal Boards yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the tquaiiZaLion
OF salaries paid city employees.
EPH. HOLLANDS troubles are increas-
ing. Governor. Hayes has received
requisltion from the Governor OF Ken
tucky, for the body of Eph. for his par
Iclpatlon In the Allen-Goss prize fight.
Mr.. 2. SHEA, OF Louisville, has identi-
fed the trunk full OF goods found al the
Winnie House, and which had been
stolen by Cnas. Rocker. The latter was
taken to Louisville last night to answer
for the larceny.
HERMAN ALLBRECHT, a cigar maker
living AT Paramount, was i'll the Police
Court this morning, charged with steal
ing S125 fl ON deaf and dumb man
named VIM, Ford. Herman will tell
about 1t next Friday.
HENRY SCHwIER, a German huckster
from New Alsace, Indiana, was killed
by his own horses near Cleves yester-
day. The animals became frightened at
an approaching train, and Schwier, who
tried to hold them, was thrown down
and trampled to death.
Mr.. A. d. WILSON, a wharlboatman,
charged Robert hayden and Nose. AL
len, both colored, with having "pincheu"
few plugs of tobacco from a package
in care Of Wilson. This morning, Hay
den, on conviction, received a sentence
OF ''3O-S50," but Nose. was dismissed.
The Harvard B. b. G. organized Feb
ruary 2G with the following nine: e..
FeaLherlin, catcher; z. Connors, pitch
er; j. BrOmeyer, first base; j. Kinuy,
second base; j. McDermott, third base;
A. Stolz, 8. s.; c. Phsler, r. f.; NJ. Gold-
stein, C. f.; Z. HUFF, |. /. For challenges
address Z. Featherlin, 80 Perry street.
The Union Chapel Methodist Church
(colored) is soliciting donations to pay
Tor the ground OF the church. and the
following persons are authorized to re-
ceive subscriptions: VIM. Nj. Wilson,
Asbury P0sey, VIM. NJ. Travis, Amy
Ann Jones, Mary Madison, Harvey
Young, Zachary Taylor, Jared Carey,
Lewis Cunningham, Gabriel Strange,
Ellen Norris, and Jesse Collins.
The evidence against Abe. Roths-
child, the murderer OF Bessie Moore, is
becoming heavier every day. YesteI =
day evening Miss Frank Wright and
one OF her bOarders, who knew Bessie
Moore well, visited the Office of the
Chief OF Police, and inspected the con-
tents of the trunk of The murdered VIC
man. The property was identified as
that OF The deceased, except u few dress
es, which were bought after she had LETT
the city.
JOSEPH NOLAN is drayman and has
always enjoyed good reputation for it,
dustry and honesty. But here comes
an inmate Of the Dayton Soldiers Home,
named Michael Lotus, who charges Joe
with robbing him OF 80 during an inter
view between himself and two
OF Joe's alleged accomplices,
hulle bu0 party was III MCh0Tuans 3 Sd-
lool, on Front street, Monday night. A
knife belonging to Lotus was iouna
upon the person oil Nolan after his ar.
rest. This morning in the Police Court
the case was laid over until Friday
bond $1,000.
THOMAS AMMONIA HARTsHoRN, A. E
Edwards, alias "Blackey,' and IL man
named Wallinton, men quite wei
known in sporting circles, were before
Judge Lindemann's Returning BoarC
this morning, by virtue of an affidavit
sworn to by one j. S. Bates, charging
them with "exhibiting for gain upon The
premises, No. PA Vine street, a certain
gaming device commonly called ant
knoWn as hazard" Tne prosecuting
witness, Bates, who failed to prosecute
is represented TO Officer Frank Ramsey
as the Keeper OF poker room on Elm
street, and was impressed with tine idea
that he could make the Police Court
sort OF collecting agency for old deDs
He Jailed to show up for the second time
so the Well.dressed sports" were dis,
charged.
DR.. W. r. EMERY, of Pueblo, Colo
rad, was rocked up yesterday by Officer
RiLLer, on charge of carrying con.
caaled weapons, n pistol being fOuno Oh
his person. The real cause OF his arres
was that he had been advertising for
clerk to go to Colorado, and had in
formed applicants that they must for
ward him $40 as an evidence of goot
faith: Dir. Emery said he graduated Il,
the Eclectic N edical College, this city
and that he is practicing pny sician al
South Pueblo, Colorado. He had in his
possession, when arrested, a postal or
der for $40 from young lady OF Leb
anon. The doctor, a heaVy-5et, light
bearded, midde.aged man, well-dressed
and intelligent looking, with u silk ha
in his hand and lur mutfler round his
heck, was stood before HIS Honor thi,
morning on the charge of carrying con
cealed weapons, but upon request o
Officer Jim Ritter, the case was lait
over until next saturday, bond $500,