The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-28

10 oeidD0r JAKE fearfuily with It. MISS
story may. however. as we'll be
seasoned with a grain of allowance, and,
indeed, there is a suspicion abroad that the
whole thing is a job set up on Jake by Mrs.
Jake. Esquire Evan issued the warrant,
and Constables Dunn and sandford ex-
ecuted 1t.
Last night Lieutenant Bolan caught a
colored man named Henry Dennis with q
coat that was stolen from the house and
asked him where he got it The negro
replied that he purchased it from Ernst
CLARK, also colored. Upon this infor-
nation Bolan started OIL the trail of
Clark, and succeeded in capturing him at
the end of the Suspension Bridge about 8
O'Clock. He was taken to Jail, and OH his
person was found "a in money. 1t was
afterward ascertained that he had a mis-
tress who resided in the alley between
Fourth and Fifth streets, and johnson and
Main. Deputy Linneman visited
the house and made careful
search, and succeeded in finding several
stolen articles, among which there were
some silverware and lot of wearing ap.
parel belonging to Mrs. Lacy. TIE colored
woman's name is Kate Carter, and she
was summoned to appear at Court to-
day.
Barristers Hodge and Brasier have left
York street.
Chief Cottingham has clue to Geyer's
whereabouts.
r W. Nelson is having a telephone at
tached to his Office.
Mr.. Charles Ohear, of Shawnee, Ohio, is
the guest of Mayor Harton.
The Hoff case viii not be called until the
March term Of the Circuit Court at Alex
andria.
Thos. ODonnel, no home, was run in
last night as vag. The Mayor fined him
IS and costs.
Peter Adler was appointed guardian of his
two minor children, in the County Court
this morning
Messrs. R. O. Doddsworth and Samuel e.
Wendt filed their commissions from the
Governor yesterday in the County Court.
The Miami Tribe of Red Men, in con-
junction with the Druids and Turner'S are
arranging for an entertainment for the ben
fit of the family of Jacob Lickert.
Chief Cottingham has sent out an addi-
tionnl $50 postal cards to various parts of
the country, giving u description of Geyer,
and offering the $500 reward for his cap
ture. .
A movement is on foot among the Blue
Lodge of Masons to institute lodge of in
struction in this city, the object being to
have each member proficient in the ritual
of the order.
The Newport and CINCINNATI Iron and
Pipe Company are turning out the largest
water mains ever cast in this section. They
are forty-six inches in diameter and are to
be used by the Cincinnati Water works.
Billy Dreer, hold bad boy. was arrested
last night for abusing the watchman at the
Short line depot. When arrested he had q
hinge knife that he was about to use on the
watchman. He was fined $25 and costs by
Mayor Harton this morning.
W. G. Haynes, the philosopher and gnid-
ing star of the Workingmen's party, after
racking his brain and exhausting the
almanacs, has arrived at tile conclusion
that five Sundays will not occur again in
February for three hundred ears.
North Star Lodge. I. %. o. F, will inau
gurate q series Of entertainments mex
Tuesday evening in their Lodge room i'm
mediately after the usual routine of bust
ness, consisting Of songs, declamations, &c.
for the enjoyment of its members, theil
families and friends. .,- d.
The following is good description oi
Jacob Geyer, the murderer of Lckert: He
is aged forty-two, height five feet eleven
inches, weight one hundred and seventy
pounds, sandy hair, red mustache and chin
whiskers has red face and sore eyes, wears
earrings, and shoes fifteen inches in length,
The clerk at Swift's rolling-mill wishes II
stated that he Is not responsible for the
cashing of orders to the workmen, and h,
further states that the request OF the EN-
ployes of the mill for the weekly payment
of their wages was acceded to without re-
sorting to strike. Mr.. Gatchel, who i.
every inch a gentleman, may consider him
self vindicated. .
In answer to letter Of Chief Cotting
ham the Superintendent of Police of Brook
lyn writes that Charles and John Geyel
were in the brewery business at Newark
N, j., but failed some time since. John !,
now employed in brewery at the latter
place, and Charles is in brewery at Gin.
cinpati. Jacob, the man wanted. Is moi
known to the police there. His parents re-
side at 321 Paramount avenue, Philadel.
phia, Pa. .s--'.- .1GI s!,is ~
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IF. ]. Gruhle,
assignee, to Annie NJ. Hoff, lots 105. l0f
and iO7, In Goodman's division, situated
on the northeast corner of Cabot and Belle.
vne streets, frnnting GA feet on Cabot by
107 feet deep; $2651.
John Laughlin and wife tn George How
at, Lot No. r. in James Taylor's East row
addition, 80 feet front on the west side o.
Oyerton street, between Jefferson anG
Mayo, by 100 feet deep; $1,000.
Master Commissioner to John Porchet. q
| feet front Monmouth street, between Ring
gold and Harris, by 125 feet deep; $43.25l so
CRIMINAL CouRr--THrRDD DAY.-The Crane
jury made no report. owing to the absence
of M. Betz, one Of the jurors.
William Scott and James Phillips
indicted for grand larceny in stealing rope
were sentenced to twelve months each q
hard labor in the County Jail. ,.r f.t
The trial of Thos. Kelly and Chas. Dem
| Ter, charged with uhlawfnlly killing .
horse, the property of Mat. Betz and valued
at 5000, is in progress. ny '' = =
| The attorneys FIR John Manning made ,
motion for continuance, which was over
ruled, and the case was set for trial Friday
The Indictment against Mayor Hartol