The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-31
LOCAL BlSEVITlES.

Place, was burglarized last night. Loss
abb Ut $50.
The case of Sheriff Wallace before
Commissioner Hooper has been contin-
ued to Feb. u, Tuesday.
NEW DEPARTURE matinee at Woods
TheaLer this alternoon--Miss Kate
Fisher in "Mazeppa." 25 cents admis-
sion.
THE funeral of the late William Niche
took place at 10 O'Clock to-day from the
New Jerusalem Churcb, corner OF
Fourth and John streets.
JACOB SCHwEIN'S house, No. 1864 c Court
street, was raided by thieves yesterday
during the absence OF the family, and
nearly $4O0 worth OF jewelry taken.
SANDY TRIENs, aged eleven years, cut
a boy named Murphy with knife yes
terday, lnflIcttng serious thou III not
dangerous wound in the ribs. No ar
rest.
THE Safety Commission has ordered
that tho doors OF Robinson's Opera
house, on Plum street on the west and
Ninth street on the south side, be made
TO open outwardly.
PEEBLEs' branch grocery at the corner
OF Seventh and Mound was swindled out
of money yesterday by fellow who pre-
bSHbGuu u WUlIuIOSS CuSCh lUI plJ Ou Dls
Stanton, and received IS IN change.
"JACK, THE GIANT KILLER" by the
Liliputian Blu rlesque Company at the
Grand Opera-hOuse every night and mat
inee every afternoon this week. Only
25 cents admission TO the matinees.
HENRY MEYER, laborer in Bardes'
tannery, corner of Branch aud Starch
alleys, was caught in the fly-wheel belt,
yesterday, and whirled around several
times. He sustained severe injuries
about the head and shoulders.
The jury in the Ruf hanging case,
which we published in full yesterday,
returned verdict last evening that the
deceased came to his death from suicide
by hanging, superinduced by deranse-
ment OF the mind caused by financial
embarrassment.
DETECTIVE STEVE MEAD this morning
collared IA pickpOcket named Thomas
Hale, who has just got out OF Jail, where
ne was sent for that oifense, and seeing
that he was getting ready Tor business,
yanked him in and charged HIM with
being a common thief; on which he was
sent 10 the Work-hOuse Tor thirty days
A NEW gambling house at No. 159
West Sixth streel-adjolning the Young
Mems Christian Ass ocialion Hall-was
IuluOu JdSt piA VI SlSAb
and the principals, together with the
layout, were captured. This morning
the players got off ny paying the costs,
and the principals were held TO answer
on the 1Tth of February.
DUKE HILL,of Maysville, KY, who has
been in Jail lor several monLns awaiting
trial for illegal voting, was released on
recognition bond yesterday. The Dopd
is in the sum OF ST. 600, and is sigued by
John u. Hartshorn, OF 9j Laurel street,
as surety. He made oath that he owned
unncumbered real, esta e valued at
$4,000.
A GOOD haul of stolen goods, princi-
pally tobacco and valued at 5000, was
made by Oalcer Sheedy and Depot
Watehman Harmon yesterday after
noon, slowed away under the platform
OF the old Marietta Railroad Depot, on
East Front street. The goods had been
stolen from Car OF the Little Miami
Road.
A TRUNK was left about year ago by
some UNKNOWN person with the keeper
OF u confectionery at the northern end
Of tho Suspension Bridge. No one came
to claim ii, and yesterday the confec-
toner broke 1T open and found that IL
contained a lot Of dresses and a deed for
u lot in Spring Grove Cemetery in the
name OF Homer Dixon.
THERESA KUPPER is the name OF the
woman who, as was mentioned before,
WAS drowned by falling of the steam
boat Nashville, at Island No. 18. She
was between siXty-fYe and seventy
Years old, and was on her way from
Troy, Indiana, to visit her sick daughte:
Mrs. Ant. Dickman who lives at 224
Water street. Her remains were taken
in charge by her relatives.
THE Shakespeare Club will play the
"Serious Family" on Friday evening,
with the following cast: "Charles Tor
rens," MIR. Wrignt; Captain MURPHY y
Maguire," Mr.. Mclean; Crank VIM
cent" Mr.. Pohlman; "Aminadab Sleek"
Mr.. sullivan; Lady Sowerby Creamy"
Mrs. Paul; "Mrs. Charles Torrens," Mrs.
Ebersole; emma Torrens," Miss Cham
bers; "Mrs. OrmsOy Delmaine," Mrs.
CooG; "Graham," Miss Me'z
THE following subscriptions to the Re-
liet Union have been received since the
last publication, January II, viz: l.. b.
Harrison, 500; Cash-a friend, 500;
Cincinnati Gas Company, $1OO; Mrs.
Holden & Co.., $50; Stern, Meyor & Co.,
500; Glenn Il Co., $50; Espy, Heldelbach
y Co., $50; om tn g. Palmer, $25; Wool
side, Green j. Labaree, $25; e. q. Web
ster, $25; Barber s. Stout, $25; Cash, $40.
AT the meeting, yesterday, of the Di-
rectors of the Consolidated Street Raj =
road Company, the following officers
were unanimously elected: Il. Nj. Shoe
maker, Ptesldent; j. N. Kinney, Vice
President; Charles r. Cheslay, Superin.
lendent; II, a. Dunlap, Treasurer; &. G.
Cove, Secretary, and James A. Collins,
Auditor, aud Assistant Secretary anu
Treasurer; the President, the Vice Presi-
dent, q. Ii, kIigour and j. Kilgour, Elk.
ecutiYe Committee.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Little Miami Railroad
Company, held yesterday, the following
were elected Directors ior the ensuing
year: A. d. Bullock, g. z. cassidy, W.
II. Clement, Edmund Dexter, Henry
Hanna, l.. B. Harrison, r. A. Holden
II. J. Jewett, Joseph Ii. Rogers. Joseph
r. Swan, +. A. Mcclure and Thomas ID.
Messler. The following officers were re-
elected by the Board: President, IL. j.
JeNe,t; Vice President, Henry Hanna
Secretary, Z. p. Cassidy; Treasurer, S.
f. Wright