The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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Two of the circus wagons were attached
yesterday i'll suit for wages by two of the
employees.
Mr.. JOHN ScHcKLING, having made an
arrangement with his creditors, has resumed
charge of his property.
F. DUNBAR charged with tapping the till
of Frank Widerhold, corner of Vine and
Green streets, will be tried May 2Sth.
A FIRE-ALARM telegraph wire has been put
in operation between John Shillito's new
building and the Gifts Engine-house.
THE Gifts ladder wagon broke down at
the corner Of Fourth and Race streets in GO
ing to the fire signaled from Box 81 last
night.
ERNST WILFERT's drugstore window,
Fourth and Walnut was ornamented with
night-blOoming cereus in full bloom last
evening.
THE Geological Garden is compelled to
decline donations of foxes, 'coons owls and
'possums. having now more than they have
room for.
LOUISA HUssMAN, for persisting in travel
ing around on the streets at a late hour of
night, was sent out for twenty days, this
morning.
A NUMBER of manufacturers and paper
dealers have agreed to close their stores on
Saturdays at 3 O'Clock p. m. from May 25th
to September 7th.
GAMES KIRK, taken in for peddling picture
frames on the streets which had been stolen
from A. P. C. Bonte's was given ten-days'
sentence this morning.
MICHAEL DOYLE who has been living
with his mother at SO Milton street. was
sent to the House of Refuge this morning
on the charge of incorrigibility.
F. ScHERTz, one of the men seized last
Saturday on the charge of violating the In
ternal revenue laws, was bound over by
Commissioner Hooper yesterday.
A sNEAK-THIEF yesterday entered the sa-
loon of +. ]. krug, No. Gil Race during
the proprietor's absence, and distracted the
contents of the till-,quite handsome sum
of money.
CHAs BRowN, who was arrested last week
on the charge of burglarizing the saloon of
Frank Ulsamer, corner of Harrison and
Spring Grove avenues was held to answer
this morning.
JAMES QUINN, another of the party
charged with stealing the lead pipe from
the Garden of Eden recently was arrested
last evening and will be tried with the rest
of the gang May Oath
MEssRs. GILLETTE and Minor, and not
Kinds are the persons who will shortly
open Robinson's Opera-house. They
are said to be men of experience in the pro-
fession, and know what they are doing.
Jos. LEWIS, colored man in the service
of VIM. Love, No. SO Pike street, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of stealing a
watch and chain from his employer, and
pawning it for 81. His trial will take place
May 25th
HARRY c. CHoATE the party arrested at
No. PA Vine street on the night of the last
raid on the gambling houses was fined $25
and sent to the Work house for ten days,
this morning, on the charge of keeping and
exhibiting faro bank.
Gro, H. KNIGHT, OF this city, has been on
the stand for nearly four weeks, submitting
to examination by the defendants in the
case of Sargent Il Greenleaf, of Rochester.
N. Y, against Halls Safe and Lock Co., of
this city, for infringement of the patent
law.
LAWRENCE MoRR1ssEY, countryman, was
riding his horse up Walnut street this
morning, when the animal slipped on the
railroad track and was thrown violently to
the ground. He fell upon the riders leg
and injured him severely, but not danger
ously
A ROW took place on Longworth street.
between Plum and Central avenue, last
night during which Homer Pierce an en-
ploye of the Southern Railroad, received
a cut on the side of his race Preston
Thomas, a colored man, was arrested, and a
revolver foot long was taken from his
pocket. His trial was continued until May
25th
CORONER STITCH held an inquest this morn
ing on the body of a three months old
child, Eliza Louisa Cook, who died last eve
ming from an overdose of opium, contained
in bottle of DR.. Bulls cough syrup. The
mother had been ordered to give the child
but three drops of the syrup and instead
made mistake and gave her a teaspoonful
or two The Coroner will investigate the
case.