The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-14
LOCAL BkEVITlES,
VARIABLE July weather.

REMARKABLE July weather.
CHARLEY InoMPsoN's benefit picnic
takes place on Lne 24th instead OF The
22d.
ARCHERY CLUBS are being organized
by deniZens OI M. Auburn and walnut
Hills.
A LOT of lead and ga pipe was stolen
yesterday from the empty house Of Jonn
Cook, No 233 Everett street.
JOSIAH FRY, who was arrested for
bigamy, was arraigned before squire
Riley yesterday and dismissed.
The grocery OF Henry Williams, 81
Gilbert avenue, was burglarized yester-
day, and robbed OF $73 in money.
JOHN ROBINSON, cruelty to animals in
drivilga lame morse, was fined $5 and
costs yesterday, by squire Riley.
THE Huntington Bros. intend to build
arrow OF ten handsome dwelling houses
on Mt. Auburn, near the head ot the In-
Glined Plane.
DENNIS ORoURKE, the Marshal Of
CliltUn, charged with cruelty to Tom
CampbelPs horse, will be tried before a
jury on the 17th inst
IHE Assistant Treasury yesterday
sold S72 900 of the four per cent. bonds.
TO obtain the bonds az par.
FRANK MILLER was arrested yester.
day on complaint of Anna Oskamp on a
charge OF embezzing 1885. Squire
SohWab sent him TO jail to await trial.
IHEAldermanic Board adopted a reso-
luton allowing the Cincinnau 81 Walnut
ALls Street Railroad to use steam dunn
mics on their road by way OF expert
ment.
SAM. AHAUTH, ten years old, fell from
seat al the baseball park yesterday
and broke his arm. Dr.. Maley dressed
the fractured limb. Ahautn lives al 80
George street.
PREPARATIONS are being made for an
eXCul slun 10 Cincinnati from Parkers.
burg, West Virginia, and all points
along the line OF the Marietta g. Cln-
cinnati Raiirosd.
WARRANT was sworn out this morn
ing before Squire Anthony by George
Campbell against Dennis O'Rourke,
Marshal Of clifton, charging him with
assault and battery.
A RESOLUTION requesting the Board
OF Public Works TO reduce the price OF
water thirty-three per cent. on and af-
ter August l was adopted last evening
by the Board OF Aldermen.
The Coroner's Jury, which viewed
the body of Dole, were OF The unaui-
muos opinion that u flagman should be
placed at the Wyoming crossing of the
O., Ii. " D. track, where the tragedy oc-
CURED. |
The County Commissioners yester. |
day turned into tue County Fund IS, 900 |
from the Fee Fund, being the nrst SUI
plus" above the required $500 whion |
has accrued since Tie fee system won't |
into operation.
A RESOLUTION was adopted In the |
Board Vi Aldermen last evening TO have |
the cost Of laying water pipes assessed |
on the front foot OF property benefit ted |
thereby. This measure will save the
city 100000 annually.
GEYERs ASSEMBLY Rooms are now
under the management OF j. Allen. He |
intends making some changes in them |
that will enable him 10 furnish TWO large |
halls and supper-room attached, for So
clety balls; and small hall for clubs and |
private parties.
JAS CONNOLLY yesterday attempted |
to pick the pOCKet OF Mrs. McEliott in |
SiXth-street Market, but was captured
by Assistant Market-master Gault. In
the Police Court this morning Connolly
was fined 500 and sent to the Work
house Tor thirty days.
MRS. JULIA HARTMAN was yesterday
arrested at her hOus No. 95 DAYTON
street, together with her son William.
ON q charge attempting to cause abor-
ton, the alleged victim being
Mimic Reuth, servant girl in the lam
ily The case will be tried on the 18Th
inst.
A DISPATCH from Philadelphia last
night says that Frank Kelly was brought
before the United States Commissioner
yesterday on the charge OF illegal yot-
ing at the election in Cincinnati IN 1876.
Bail was renewed, and the case con.
tlnued by the Commissioner until Thurs
day next.
MRS GEO. LESLIE, who resides with
her husband on Spring Grove Avenue,
near Cumminsville, had little difficulty
with her liege lord yesterday, and IN
order to make him ieel badly took IL dose
OF ch.oroiorm. The dose was not big
enough to hurt her, however, and she
still lives.
TWO young roughs, W. II. Cameron
and Harry Mitchell, who say they are
clerks, about 8 o'clock last evening in
suited a number OF ladies at the corner
OF Fourth and Race streets by throwing
their arms around their necks. They
were arrested, and in The Police Court
this morning were fined $l5 and costs
each.