The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-17
LATEST LOCAL.

THE Grand Jury will report to-mor-
rJw.
JOHN GEORGE was sent to the Hous Q
OF Refuge TINS morning for stealing a
10-oent handkerchief.
valued at 81. Tor whioh be received a
sentence OF 5000 and thirty days. He
is an old time thief.
THE inquest on the body of Mary
Miles, who was fatally barned last
Tuesday at her home OH Ridgely street,
in Pendiston, resulted in verdict OF
death from accidental burns.
TWENTY OF the vagrants, who have
been making the Thfrd-street Station
house their lodging place, were taken
into custody last night and will spend
she remainder Of the winter at The Work.
house.
MR.. JOHN MCGINN, a well-known and
esteemed citizen OF the Sixteenth Ward,
is highly spoken OF for q position as one
more reliable and energetic man than
Johnny can be found.
E. 7. PoHLMEYER, a merchant from
Dayton, was this morning held to an.
sWer to the charge OF OBTAINING $l9a
y d.
by representing himself to be worth al
least Sc 600, which was afterwards found
to be untrue.
LOUIS BEARD was enticsd into a sa.
loon on the corner of Sixth and Plum
streets last nigh, and, while drinking,
some thief went through his pockets, re.
lieVing him OF about 10. This mornin 4
Thomas Edwards was arrested, cup
posed to be the guilty one, ana will be
tried January "a.
YESTERDAY 1t was discovered that the
body OF Mrs. Bellville, wife Of James
Bellville, OF Mt. Washington, Hamilton
County, Ohio, had been stolen from the
MT. Washington Cemetery. She had
| been buried but few days, but the dis.
ease from which she died greatly puz.
zled the physicians. The case is being
investigated.
Gus, GILBERT, cigarmaker living at
No. carney street, MT. Adams, ie
charged with getting aruuk and then 20.
ing to the house OF Henry Roggenkamp,
here he Kicked the door open ana the n
attacked an old woman named Wieke.
striking her in the breast and knOuklug
her out OF her chair. BE will be trieu
the Gath iost.
ANNA SCHRAEDER, who lives at "a
Pleasant street, disappeared from heI
homo yesterday, and It is feared from
the circumstances that she has commit
ted suicide. Her husband had deserted
her; she had just recovered from spel
OF sickness at the Hospital, aud tn et
small children we're dependent upo1
liner, whom she herself deserted.
| JOHN kEEGAN, who was arrested al
the instance OF his wife. on the charge
OF adultery with Emma Stewart, an in
mate OF the Big Missouri, was fined 50
this morning. IL WAS claimed by Misi
Stewart during the trial that keegal
had married her, and consequently ,
charge Of bi. amy was ma;'e against him
OF which he waived The examination.
| THE Committee on Street Railroad. /.
to wnom was referred the matter 0
awarding Street Railroad Route No. 16
reported this morning in favor OF Il. b
| Kerper. A resolution was then offerot
rejecting the bid Of j. J. Henderson fo
good cause. and awarding the contrac
Tor constructing aud operating the roal
to q. u. kcrper aud aesociates at thei
bid,it being the lowest according TO la "
LAST evening about 10 O'Clock, Jobr
Greer aged nineteen years, who resides
with his parents at 351 Williamson
lstreet, Newport, was struck in The
tlempie with ai'tcce Of brick from