The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-02

mind was as sound as it always was
As to, Mr.. Harker, Mr.. Bates 0biected
TO have him as executor. John Bates
suggested the change in the will in re.
gard to Harry and Julia in reference to
| tne $0000O left to each. wrote out this
change, and Mr.. Bates signed ". Mr..
l Hates was never under the influence OF
liquor. He at all times had capacity
enough to know all about his children
and grandchildren. We frequently
talked OF Julia Woods and Harry and
the others. He was capable OF knowing
What real and personal estate he owned.
AZ 20 selling and leasing properly. ne
could do just as any other man VINO was
confined to his chair. He could max 9
propositions and receive propositions.
never made an alteration in Bates will
unless he told me to,
sUPRKME COURT.
General Docket.-LouveTai b. Chides-
ter vs.. The State of OHIO. Error to the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Summit
county. Judgment reversed and cause
remahded tor a new trial.
DANES W. Dawson ct al. VS.. Jane DaW-
son. Error to the District Court of Cuya-
hoga county. Judgment of District
Pleas affirmed.
James Rullinger ct al. VS.. The State of
Olio. Error 70 the Court of Common
Pleas q Medina county. Judgment
affirmed.
Pomefoy, Mendenhall g. Co. VS.. ylnton
County Bank. Error to the Superior
Court of CINCINNATI. Judgment affirmed
on authority OF Emery's Sons vs.. Irwin
National Bank, No. 55, General Docket,
with which it was considered.
Charles b. Scott vs.. the City of Iron
ton. Mandamus. Peremptory writ or
dered aad Judgment for costs, etc.
-Esc parte James Hullinger. HQbeas COR
pus. Writ dismissed, and prlsoner re-
nlanded TO the Warden OF the OHIO Peni-
tentiary.
Elk parte Andrew Hullinger. Habeas
corpus. Writ dismissed, and prisoner
remanded to the Warden OF the Ohio
Penitentiafy.
Motion Docket.-The State of Ohio ex
rel. Jos. Setter VS.. Silas w. Hoffman,
City Auditor. Motion for a peremptory
overruled.
Elk parte Charles Shean. Motion for
writ of habeas corpus allo we'd.
Delorma Callahan VS.. VIM. Schmiek!
Leave to file petition in error refused.
George Brown vs.. the State of OHIO.
Motion for the allowance of writ of
error granted, and execution OF sentence
ouSPchucu uHtlA Cuc pfOC6eulnR IN error
is determined.
Hannah Maud and others VS.. William
Maud. Motion for stay OF execution, |
for time, &C., granted on condition that |
plaintiff III error orders an unuertak ing |
to pay defendant in error 500 for dam
ages, which may accrue by reason of |
tue stay of execution, in case the judy |
ment be affirmed, or to be approved BY |
the Clerk oil the Court of Common Pleas |
OF Butler County. Motion for change of |
possession OF land oyerruled.
Charles II. Scott VS.. The City of Iron-
ton. Motion to take cause No. 658, GEN.
eral Docket, out of its order granted.
aid peremplory writ allowed.
Catharine M. Wise VS.. Arthur L. Con-
ger. Leave to tile petition in error re-
fused.
Caleb Dodsworth VS.. Matthew Hopple
md others. Motion to take cause No.
49, General Docket, out OF it's order re.
used.
Thomas Means VS.. Thomas II. Jerome
md others. Leave to tile petition in
,rror refused.
christopher Schloendorn VS.. William
:. Doepke. Leave to lille q petition Ia
rrOf reused.
Mary Il. Bigelow vs.. The Atlantic g.
sreat Western Railroad Company and
thers. Leave to tIe petition in error
efused.