The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26

lroeny of goods and chattels of value less

larceny Of goods and chattels of value les
than $50.
Sec. 4. II female be guilty of the lar
ceny of money, goods or chattels OF value
less than $50. she shall be punished by
confinement in the county Jail not exceed
ing sixty DAYS
Sec. 8. mis- act shall take effect from and
and after the first day of May. 1880.
Robert Inott who was taken to La
Grange this morning, for bank burglary is
one of the bold bad men who burglarized
the house of Mr.. James Walsh few nights
since, and Is the rascal who came near dous.
ing Officer Cutters glim Of life.
SUNDAYS SINFUL SIrrINGs.-Bettie Eau
Ter and Mary Howard were the first names
on the large array of Sunday sinners that
were yanked in yesterday by the best police
force Covington ever had, but they were only
imposing upon thecharity of the city, and
were dismissed. William Cahey paid $4
more for q small overdose OF West End
lightning. Henry Wanshouth and George
Minor had q little pugislistic exercise
yesterday when Cooper" Casey came along
and nailed them. A S. mark appeared
after the name of the latter this morning,
while the other one was dismissed. John
Hays, the man who nipped Billy Pierce's
big Hemingway deceiver few weeks ago,
was fined $13 for petty larceny. John
Regan was charged with pinching Jim
TEXANS leather Saturday night. His
case went over until tomorrow, and
in default of $50 bail be was committed.
Pat Fitzgerald put another new brick in
the Courthouse by paying 81 for a drunk.
Louis Schevener appeared in the Police
Court this morning, and looked like man
that had been dug up or was a travelling
advertisement for rag store. He
was very full Saturday night, and
resisted Lieutenant Linneman, the Irish
detective, and that good officer
of course cut loose with his maui of
justice and uncorked his claret and sent
the red fluid in every direction. He was
fined $13 Michael o. Brlen (not the to5ac-
conist) was fined $4 for very small drunk
Edward Schneiders case of breach of the
peace was continued. The arresting officers
yesterday were Linneman, Cutler, o. Haro,
Bolan, McGraw, Casey, Haines, Crockett,
Sandford, Mauer, Roman, Cavanaugh,
Conners, Whittle and Goodson. The
Judge had on his gum gloves this morning
and let all of the boys down easy.
HEwPORE
Geyer is still at large.
Charley Mason, an old citizen, died yes
terday at his home on German street.
Mr.. Hugh Pryor. the grocer, was the
winner of the parlor stove raffled for the
benefit of Mrs. Hoops.
According to surveyors the town of
Alexandria is situated one hundred feet
higher than Newport
Miss Annie Meghian, much-esteemed
young lady, formerly OF this city, died
suddenly Saturday, at Lexington.
The Newport boys who have been spend.
ing some time at Alexandria, against their
wishes, however, arrived home Saturday.
A collection will be taken up at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
next Sunday for the sufferers in Ireland.
A man named Barney Conway was Sc
verely injured at Swift's rolling mill Satur-
day, by large coal-bucket falling on him.
Governor Blackburn has offered a re-.
ward Of $500 for the apprehension of Jacob
Geyer the man who shot and killed Jacob
Lickert.
Mr.. Fred. Winkler, owner of the
wagon works where Geyer, the murderer.
was employed, has offered $50 reward for
his capture.
Mrs. Belle H. Johnston, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Can't.
Tinker, leaves this evening for her home in
New Orleans
Annie Hoff failed to put in an appear |
ance up to II O'Clock, although she prom.
ised to be on hand at the opening of the |
Criminal Court.
Thomas Gideon and Others interested \
themselves yesterday in taking up a SUBJ
scription for the widow of the late Jacob |
Lickert. A handsome sum was collected.
Walter James. who resides on York street.
miscalc ulated the distance and jumped
into the river Saturday night instead of on |
the boat Tim. Cronin tished him out, but |
he is lying very ill at his home.
Nearly four hundred shares have been
su described to the new Pioneer Building
Society No. 2. Another meeting will be
held at Mat Blau's Wednesday evening
when 9 constitution and bylaws will be
adopted. 1
SUFFERING IRELANp.-The collections at
The Cathedral yesterday were all for the
relief of the starving people of Ireland,
md happily this good beginning is not to
% also the ending of Covington efforts in
hat behalf
The watchman at the Short Line Depot
md Officer James DAILY visited the Coving-
on Jail yesterday and identified Robert
mot t as being one Of the escaped bank
burglars who shot at young Hazen the
light that Clay was arrested.
Mayors CouRr.-Henry Klaycamp, vet
ran wife.whipper and family disturber,
vas fined $50 and costs this morning for in
lulging in his usual pastime. This will
Ieep Henry out Of harms way for fifty
lays John Connolly, drunk and disor- .
lerly, 81 and costs. Maggie Scott, for i'm
'ibing too freely Of distilled spirits, was
ined IS and costs. William Metcalf, drunk ]
nd disorderly, $5 and costs Barney Fea.
icy, same. charge dismissed. is
Yesterday afternoon, while Messrs. Her
ert Webber, Simon Mersch, Clem. Mein-
nghof and W. Tompert were returning v
ome from the funeral of Jacob Lickert in
barouche. the animal attached to the We u
icle took fright on Tibbatts street and ran
#, and threw the two former out on the
roof and hru;ead tnnn, ~ .,,;t. L.JI-- |