The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.

THERE were only twelve new cases on
the Police Court docket this morning.
THERE were one hundred and ninety.
three lodgers in the different station.
houses last night.
The boarding-house OF Ernst Koppe,
No. 377 Elm street, was robbed last eve
ming of u lot Of clothing.
THE Cincinnati Lodge of Elks left to.
day for Louisville, to attend the enter
tainment of their brother Lodge.
JULIA CoNNERs, an old lady, clipped
and tell at the corner OF Ninth and Plum
streets yesterday and broke her leg.
THE Alemania House, corner of Third
and Wood streets, was entered on the
night of the Sth inst. and the till robbed
OF 81 %.
BURGLARS paid visit to the residence
of MIR. Johu Wolf, corner OF Liberty and
Baymiller streets, and obtained guam
tity of jewelry.
ABOUT seven hundred Of the pupils of
Woodward High School and Of the Fifth
and Eighth DIS riots went on an eXcur-
sion TO the 2 DU-Zoo to-day.
MIKE KELLEY will be tried
next Wednesday for the larce ny OF a
roll Of copper, valued at $18. 1t WAS Ia
ken from the Golden Rule.
JAMES DEAN and Charles Gallagher,
who are accused OF stealing 500 from
Robert kuennert, waived AN eXamina-
tlon and will 20 before the Grand Jury.
ABE RoTHsCHILD's appeal from the
|udA ment Ut Lne District Court, refusing
him bail, has been decided against him,
so that he must remain in jail until the
time OF trial.
THE OHIO Mechanics Institute have
appointed the following Exposition
Commissioners: II. McCollum, James
Dale, Frank Miward, Ii. W. stephan
and Walter b. Bruce.
THE ooopershop OF Turner g. Darsch,
on York street between Freeman and
Coleman streets, was burned last night
about II O'clock. The fire was brief, but
about $500 damage was done.
MIR. N. X. RoYsE's lecture on Nathanial
Hawthorne, at W esleyun College, was
pronounced an elegant performance.
He VIII deliver another lecture next
Thursday even ng on HawIhorne's writ
ing.
AN alarm of fire at O'Clock this morn
Ing WAS given from Box 81. The fire was
In John l.. Davis insurance Office, cor
ner Of Fourth and Walnut, caused by
GOALS dropping from stove on to the
floor.
The Southwestern Railroad, which
runs from Harrod sburg junction, OH The
Cincinnati Southern Railway, TO Har-
rodsburg, the county seat OF Mercer
County, Kentucky, will opeu for bus
ness Monday next.
YESTERDAY afternoon the ground floor
OF the p0rk-hOuse of Andrew Gall &
III u,ub buI ot nd .la
street, gave way under the weight OF |
meat that WAS upon it and tell into the
cellar, depth OF thirty-eight feot. No
body was seriously hurt.
LIZZIE and Emma Holstein and Mag
gle Rennets, three street walkers, while
In the midst of their glee were stopped
by the officers on Vine street, between
and O'Clock this morning, and LOGGED
IN the Statiou-hOuse. For tAe next two
weeks they will spend the nights at the
Work-house.
JOHN JONES was before the Police
Court this morning on the charge of
stealing pair OF boots. After lhe tes-
timony was heard, The Judge dismissed
the case, remarkIng that he believed
bin guilty, but that 1t was not proved.
Jones thanked the Judge, and started
off, remarking that he was OF the same
opinion himself.
On Monday next the newsboys and
bootblacks of the city are to have free
admission to the q illogical Garden.
They will be accompanied by Mayor
Moore aud Hon. John Simpkinson, start
lug at halt past O'Clock, alter the sale
of the morning papers, and return in
time Tor the afternoon Issues.
JAMES GALLAGHER, while drunk, the
other day, stole two raZors from the
barber shop of George Moore, and
attempted to pawn them Tor 10 cents.
He was taken in, but this morning had
forgotten The entire affair. 10 give him
time to refresh his memory the Judge
gave him sentence oil $60 and thirty
Gays.
In row at the Walnut-street House
last night, Tom Meade drew a pistol
and presented 1t at Dick Hollands
breast. He pulled the trigger, but ut
that instant Billy Carroll made clutch
at the pistol aud the hammer descend
ing caught in the skin OF CarrolPs hand
ali that stood between Dick Holland and
eternity.
HIRAM DAVIS and Charles Brown were
arrested yesterday In the horse market
ON Fifth street, ON suspicion OF having
stolen The horse which they offered for
sale. They have since sta ted that they
traded q pair of mules for IL, and, as
such pair was stolen near the village
OF Sharon a lew nights ago, the matter
may be cleared up IN this way.
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