The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05
LATEST LOCAL.

FoRTY-Two marriage licenses this week.
THEODORE THoMAsa will be here tonight
from New York.
JUDGE MATsoN was on the bench to-day.
He has fully recovered from his illness.
AUGUST KRTMBURG pleaded guilty this
morning to being common thief, and was
sent out for thirty days.
THE fire signaled about o'clock this
evening from Box 259, Brown and Byron
streets, was of no significance.
WIN. THOMPSON was fined 500 this morn
ing for overdriving and beating horse,
which he had hired from livery stable.
DEATH from suffocation was the verdict
in the case of the male child found in the
privy vault on the premises of James STAINS.
berry in Fulton.
The sentences passed in the Police Court
during the week amounted to ST. 220 fines
and one thousand two hundred and twenty
days at the Work-house.
THE Board of Public Works to-day took
up and discussed the general street railroad
ordinance, making several amendments and
alterations. The companies were represent
ed by their attorneys.
A coLoRED steamboatman by the name of
Pollock received severe cut in the side to-
day while at the landing at the foot of
Broadway, and was taken to the Hospital
in very dangerous condition.
THE body shot into that chute at the Ohio
Medical College last night has been identi-
fed as George Bradshaw, colored man
about eighty years old, whose relatives live
on John street, near Belts. He had been
an inmate of the lntirmary since last Tues
day and was buried yesterday afternoon.
A TRAIN of cars, while passing the Pearl
street crossing of Eggleston avenue, at noon
to-day, ran into bus, driven by Bob Har-
lin, of the Cincinnati Bus Company, wreck
ing the vehicle, throwing the driver and
two passengers on to the street and maim-
ing one of the horses. Officer Sheedy killed
the animal.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES was to-day
presented with magnificent and massive
gold shield by the Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas and the Courthouse en-
ployes. One side bears the title deputy
Sheriff." in big black letters, and the back
the inscription, Presented to Deputy Sher-
iff Joe Moses" etc.
The body of full-grown baby was found
last evening in privy-vault on the prem
locS VI MI. JdilCS DIIllDcIGy, OH hcHlDeT
Lane, opposite the Marine Railway. 1t had
evidently been strangled by an unnatural
parent and then thrown into the vault
The parents are unknown, but it is thought
they live in or around Walnut Hills. The
city undertaken, John B. Habig, caused the
body to be removed last night. An ninquest
will be held by Coroner Stitch this evening
ABOUT 9 o'clock last night a buggy was
70 stn in, tbo al boo ae l.
Ohio Medical College, in front of the fa-
nous chute in which the Hon. J. Scott
Harrison's body was found Inspector of
Police, Captain Wappenstein, was notified,
when the men in the buggy suddenly drove
off A search was made and the body of
colored man doubled up in a sack was
found in the opening of the chute Under
taker Habig took charge of the remains and
them this morning in Potter's
Field from which place the body had been
stolen last evening
AN inquest was held to-day by Coroner
Stitch on the body of Tremain Thompson,
married man who died at the Hospital from
injuries of the skull DR.. N. P. cambridge
made a post mortem examination, and
found that death was caused by compression
of the brain, due to the extravasation of a
large quantity of blood within the skull,
and that this extravasation was caused by
a fracture of the skull The Coroner rem
dered the following verdict: death from
a fracture of the skull, caused by being
struck on the head with club in the hands
of Michael Fay, while in dispute regard
ing some money owed blythe deceased to
said Michael Fay"
PROF. HARRY GILBERT, the injured aero
nant, will soon leave indianapolis for
this city his home. He has written to his
brother Lewis that he is getting along
finely. He states that when he heard
his balloon ripping, after coming in contact
with the tree, he got on the outside of the
basket to see how big the rent was. The bal
DON then bega,n to descend rapidly. He
1ept his presence OF mind all the time,
md when about thirty Get from the ground
le noticed the fence OF the race course, and,
,,;s;ndo;no tbo d;stanoa h. 1t 90 in order ;