The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
LATEST LOCAL,

THE wills Of Jacob Sloop and Jacot
HoizbAuer were admitted TO probate.
THOMAS RUSSELL, who is charged with
cutting to XIII August SebeIt. was
bound over this morning to the Grand
Jury.
OFFICER DELEHANTY arrested John
| Smitn this morning on IA warrant char.
| ing him with stealing a small amount rI
money from Mr, Frltzel, OF Lock street.
The case Of Vim. .Weiugartner, the lad
| charged with having embezzled 81 30,
was again called up in the Police Court,
but owing to the absence Of defendants
attorney was continued to the 24vh inst.
MOLLIE SAVAGE, whose name also
shows the disposition of her naturs, was
bound over TO keep the peace on TWO
| chargeS-disorderly conduct and threat
| ening Fanny Baker in menacing man
n9r
HENRY KIDD and Margaret Kidd, the
latter just out OF the WORK house, the
other night had free ii sht betweeu
themselves until the police intertered.
They were let off to-day on payment of
81 and COSTS each.
j. F. A. HUNT, twenty years old, who
rested on suspicion of being one of the
Two thieves who last night entered the
tallor-shop OF John A. Poll, and stole
tWo bolts of cashmere. Ole OF the bolls
mas been recovered.
The till of Mike Newingers saloon.
on Linn street, near Charlotte, was
.apped last night, and 50 cents taken, A
man named Chas. Devine was arrested
Oy Lieutenant Cody, but in being ar
ralsned IN the Police Court, the prose
cutting witness failed to put in an ap-
pearance, and the man was dismissed,
A HANDSOME CLOCK will be rafflad off
on TUESDAY. March ~, for the benefit OF
!larry Learup, IL police Office who has
been sick tor the last thirteen weeks.
and whose family is now in great dis
tfess. Tickets for The rutfl9 are in the
1auds OF the members OF the police
.0Tce.
THE body of man was found about 7
O'Clock tnls morning in the river at the
DOT OF Elm street. The fl atef did NOT
seem to have been in the water long
lime, and his clothes showed that he
vas in respectable circumstances. The
Tub OF railroad ticket on the p, &. a
st. l.. Road was found in his pocket.
Enere were no papers to lead TO the
mans identification. An inquest will
ne held this evening.
LAST Sunday night Grossman's Tan
nery, on Eastern avenue, Fulton, was
"urgIarized OF lot OF hides. This morn
lng OL1cer Delehanty arrested a man.
Noo gave the name of William Moore
AID who CLAIMS Canada as his home.
while Offering 10 sell one of the hides
% Nicholas Wolf, Of No. Is Main street.
\ partial confession was made by
oore, who says that he had a COM
ranIon in the JOB, but he does not know
is name.
GEORGE REF, Conrad Never and
joan Buerger, the three men VINO about
.Wo weeks ago were arrested for an
.iiieged assault with intent to kill Ferdi.
land Busch, butcher, iu a saloon on
,lilson street, Were arraigned in the
Police Court this morning. Mr.. Busch
estined that he got thorough whi
.'ing, which kept him in bed for five tuIl
ays, aGd that Reii was tue man VINO
ssaulted him. He did not know whether
leyer or huerger struck him or not, |
Rsi, through his attorney, finally |
ieaded gulty 10 assault and battery |
, d7"its l.fed S5J aud costs. The others
ere dismissed.