The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
THE DAILY STAR
LOCAL BREVITIES.
HAT about that barbecue?

ONE of the small Zoo monkeys was
bitten the other day by a companion,
and now it's dead from lock-jaw.
TWO MILES of the Warsaw Pike lying
within the city limits has been coh-
demned. The price fixed by the jury is
$1,000.
SENTENCE DAY in Judge Avery's Court
has been deferred until the last day Of
the present month, thus saving Deputy
Sheriff Joe Moses one trip to Columbus.
Il. Z. CAMPBELL, ESQ is now taking
testimony in the Bernard contest case.
II is the same as that taken in the Sher-
IFS case, (which has been previously pub
lished.
THIRD Baptist Church, Pine street,
between Gest and Clark. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. q. A. Quirell, in The
morning, and Gospel.song service in the
evening. Sunday-school at "a Z. M.
A HOUSE in the rear of No. 121 Milton
street, owned by Mr.. David Morgan and
occupied by John and Thomas Morgan,
was damaged by fire yesterday alter
mon to the extent oil $500. Cause, de-
fective tiue.
The citizens of Walnut Hills and Vi
cinity will hold pubic meeting this
evening at the Walnut Hills Engine
house, 10 take action in regard to the
Walnut Hills, Eden Park and Avondale
street railroads.
THE case OF August Saenger, who is
charged with cutting with intent to Kill
Martin MetZe, was postponed to the l7th
inst, the prosecuting witness being in
too critical a condition to make his APP
pearance in court.
Mr.. Q. WEBER, a musician living at "a
Elder street, lost a horse and wagon
last night. Ae had hitched the team i'll
front oil his house, and while he was in
side the rig disappeared. 1t is SUP
posed to have been stolen.
MARTIN METzE, the cigar-maker, who
was cut last sunday night by August
Saenger, during difficulty between
them in Martin PistnePs saloon, at the
corner of Moore and Liberty streets, is
said to be in critical condition.
SHERIFF WIN PITT WALLACE has been
enjoying himself in his cosy private Oh
lice during the past week dreaming OF
means by which he could induce Frank
Walters, the escaped notorious burg
lar, to return to his prison fare at tne
County Jail.
WALTER DIXON, proprietor of the Big
Missouri, on Sycamore street, has been
BueI before Squire Thos. Eyilt. for 500
damages for trespass, by a woman whom
he recently elected and whose furniture
he is alleged to have retained. The trial
will come off next Wednesday.
Two men named Manning and Will
liams arrived in this city yesterday af-
ternoon from Portsmouth, ONO, in
charge OF Deputy U. s. Marshal Thos.
L. Zeigl i, and placed in Jail. They are
charged with robbing the Post-J flee at
Oak Hill, Jackson County, Onio.
WILLARD MILLIGAN, ESQ, who is
charged with maliCiously assaulting
Ferd. Witte, Sr., had his preliminary
examination last eVening'be ore squire
Dossmai. The testimony taken covered
the statement already published. Mr.
Milligan waived examination and was
bound over in the sum ol $500.
GEORGE CLARK went into the "Blaz-
ing stump" on the levee yesterday, ald
had about ST in his pockets. While at
the bar, Clarks pocket was picked of Vt
by one Chas. Clifford. The latter passed
the money to another man. Clifford was
taken in by Officer Knox, on a charge OF
petit larceny. He was fined $50 this
morning and sent to the Work-house fol
thirty days.
ABE RoTHSCHILD bears his contine
menL in the County Jail quite cheerful
Iy. He spends most of his time In read
ing. He affects to he very mucl
disappointed, however, that b.
must wait until the expiration
OF the twenty days before he will star
to jefferson, Texas, as be says he is con
fdent Of acqui til upon The charge Q
murder, and he wants The matter setlle'
rs soon as possible.
JOHN SHERIDAN, who resides at No.
Pearson rect, and william Flood, wh
N-a 90
got into quarrel yesterday evening an
began to pound each other thoroughly
Sheridan moreover smashed all the tuI
niture in he house, and for this was al
rested. Flood failed TO appear in th
Police Court, and Sheridan was di!
missed for want OF prosecution.
THE following named gentleman hay
been appointed delegates to the Amer
can Dental Association by the Associs
tion Of the Mississippi Valley: r. A
Mollyneaux. j. II. Clayton, Charles
Keely, J. W. Jay, William Van AM
werp, N. s. Hof, f. A. Sage, d. "
Roudebush, E. g. Betty, e. U. Sloan, j
q. Cameron, William TAFT, Jas. Taylor
A. I. Emmlnger, Z. x. Talt, L. II.
Smith, j. r, Jamison.
HERMAN JUSrUs, an old man frol
Waynesville, Ind, found lodging wit
ulS CulAu laob hiSub ob olCluSH-SIlCt Ct
Station. He says that he had given hi
child to his brother, who lives at 4s
Broadway, 10 take care of, and that h
brother attempted to swindle him out
some money. He taxed MIN with til
fraud and was kicked out Of the house
alter being severely beaten. Som
charitable persons last night raised
subscription for him.
HENRY BECKER, tailor, who lives q
30S Liberty street, was arrested yeste
day on a charge OF assaulting pregual
woman and causing her to be deliYere
prematurely. The woman is the d
Vorced vile Of VIM. Campbell, now liz
ing at 1873 Linn street. 1t seems tn;
Becker rented a room to the woma
who said she was a widow. Campbe
came around every night, and Beckt
objected. The former took up cas-
knife and made drive at Becker, WI
knocked his opponent down. LII his ia
Campbell struck the woman in the a
domen. Campbell swore Uut warral
tor Rnakpr,s arrpat m "A rh of "A