The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-08
LATEST LOCAL.
lEMPER LANE bridge cost $9,O77 26

NEmfER LANE DIlClSc COSl YJ,UIi 70.
AN excursion will run from Greensburg,
Indiana, to this city next Friday.
ENGINE No. g. Just out of the l., G. & L.
shops, jumped the track Saturday
THE Inwood nine yesterday defeated the
Keystone Baseball Club by score of G
too.
The Halstead-Henderson Carthy libel
case was again continued for one week this
morning.
THE negro named Charles Williams who
was arrested last Friday Oh the charge OF
stealing $40 worth of clothesfrom the resi-
dence of VIM. Fiesbeck, No. 24S Dayton
street, was held to answer this morning.
RECEIVER INGAILsysof the T.. O. 81 i. Rail
road, has made the proposition to the peo
pie of Aurora that he will build a branch
road to their village and have it in opera
ton in sixty days if they will contribute
S25, 900 for that purpose.
AND now Col. T. C. Campbell has colared
John Carr and Daniel Flanagan and made
them give in that their affidavits concern.
ing Snelbaker and the Mccarthy burglary
were false. They say that they perjured
themselves and that they were lead to it by
Mr.. Edwin Henderson, of the Commercial,
and others.
Mr.. LEWIS w. IRWIN, the new Prosecu-
ting Attorney, will not appoint his assist
ant until tomorrow. Mr.. Cosgrove had
the choice of taking the place, but he re-
fused. Mr.. Thomas Cogan, a rising young
lawyer, is all asprant for the position, but
as there are several candidates in the field,
Mr.. Irwin will have hard task in selecting
the best one.
A sERENADE was rendered last evening to
Mr.. Leo Cohmer CLEO XIV'), the newly
elected Councilman, and Frank Vormohr,
Alderman, both Of the Seventh Ward The
festivities took place on Woodward street,
after which an elegant supper was spread
at Capt. Wessel'splace Coroner Stitch made
happy speech on the occasion.
WIN. HoNLIHAN, who committed incest
upon his eight-year-old sister, Maggie, last
Saturday, at their home, No 403
Sycamore street, was arrested last
night for drunkenness, and will
be held for week to await developments
in the incest case. The sister is now suffer
ing severely from a loathsome disease, I'M
parted to her by her unnatural brother.
FRED. WARKER, charged with attempting
to pass counterfeit check of 81, 400 upon
the Commercial Bank last Saturday. and
John Doe, upon whose person several
hundred dollars in forged checks were
found, had their trial continued
this morning until April 10th, bail
S., 900 each. After their arrest their room
at the Grand Hotel was searched, and the
instruments and chemicals there found
make still stronger case against them.
They are also suspected of belonging to a
gang of forgers who have been carrying on
an extensive business III California
JOHN CARR and Daniel Flanagan, who
swore to atfidavits on both sides of the Nc
Carthy burglary case, were arrested and
lodged at the Central Station last night.
Carr was arrested on Central avenue by
Officers McGarr and Cory on the charge OF
carrying concealed weapons and this morn
ing received a sentence of 5000 and thirty
days, and were put under $500 bonds. AT
ter Carr was arrested Colonel Snelbaker
brought Flanagan to the Station house,
where he is still held. The turnkey states
that Carr has threatened to make some ex.
posures respecting Judge Wilson and Prose
cutor Murphy which will be greatly to their
injury.