The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09
LATEST LOCAL.

THE charge now against Henry dig is
manSlaughter.
PHILIP ScHUCHERT made an assignment
to-day in favor of his creditors to August
Neather.
HENRY ToRwEGeE, who lives on Findlay
street, had his leg broken this morning by
falling from board pile.
A LITTLE GIRL named Annie Adams,
whose parents reside on Lock street, near
Third, is missing from her home since last
Sunday.
THE Midgets will be here for this week
only, and don't forget it, Greenwood Hall,
afternoon 2:30 O'Clock, and 7:3O o'clock
p m. daily.
THE First National Bank brought suit to-
day in the U. s. Circuit Court against An
derson Dewitt and Harmon Dewitt, to re-
cover $2, 0G0 and two months interest
ALExANDER POINTS, one of the men who
were burned at the oil explosion, on Syca-
more street, last Sunday, died at the Cincin-
natl Hospital this morning. He was single
man, thirty four years of age, and resided
at No. II Henderson alley.
| ]. II. KELLY, who keeps saloon on the
corner of Plum and Longworth streets, and
George Cox, the keeper of a similar estab-
| tSltldl oNc dIhi iNNit "V''AA
were arrested yesterday on the charge OF
not complying with the law requiring them
to close at midnight. Kelly will be tried
April 10th and Cox April 18th.
ALEX. MCDONALD, who was found moi
guilty Yesterday of the charge of selling ex
plOsive oil, was rcarrested this morning on
warrant sworn out by the same party as
before, John B. Puthotf, and charging him
with the same offenSe on a different occa-
sion. He was let off on his own recogni'
zance, and will be tried April 10Th.
AN inquest was held this morning on the
body of Joseph Bradford, the colored man
a hunchback from Newport, KY, who made
his living by playing music at PickettS
Concert Hall on the levee, and who wa;
drowned about four weeks ago by falling
into the river in attempting to jump on the
Newport & Cincinnati Ferry at the foot
Lawrence street. The jury returned yer
dict of death from accidental drowning.
JOHN ScHICKLINe;, Fred. Buchanan, HUI
bert Hcuck and George Keifer, proprietor
of over-the- Rhine saloons and variety thea
ters, were arrested yesterday on warran
sworn out by Emil Albert, charging then
with performing common labor on Sunday
When Alberti was arrested the day previ
Gus on the same charge he made complain
tnat ne llau Deen Selecleu out Willie 81 lliah.
others guilty of the same offense had beel
unmolested, and to prevent these other
, from being slighted he swore out the wal
, rant The prisoners all gave bail and will
be tried next Saturday.
THERE was considerable of kick las
: Sunday on account Of the fact that the bod
of Joseph schauder, killed by Henry Dil@
Jr., was refused admittance into st. John
, Catholic Church. 1t was also alleged this
the Trustees of St. Bernard Cemetery n
p fused to allow his remains to be inferred
consecrated ground, although the decease
t had before his death purchased A lot in ths
o place. The latter statement Is untrue,
!, Schallder's remains were buried yesterda
D on his lot As to the refusal to allow til
E deceased to be brought into Church on al
i count of his being connected with a secre
order, this was due to some idle talk OF tn
@ deceaseds enemies.