The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

terday..
Murty Shea v. L., C.'& L. R. r. Mo-
tion made to attach j. Il. Wilder. Court
took time.
Sam. Osterhans v. G. W. Chadwick.
Defendant given till to-day to respond to
the rule.
james Robinson v. Alex Woodside.
Release filed by defendant.
Harris IL Venables V. City. Verdict
of $25 for the plaintiff.
Cornelius sullivan v. Fred. Ahrns.
Verdict for plaintiff, his damages 50.
X. w. Nelson v. l.. b. Bridges. Ver-
dict Tor plaintiff in sum Of VI ,U69 "a.
q. l.. Kohrer v. Joseph Firth. Contin-
ued.
L. j. Williamson v. Amanda t..yett.
Discontinued.
j. T. Berry v. Ross, Jones & Co. Con-
tinued generally.
Il. King & Co. v. j. r. Hallum. Dis
continued by agreement.
Morris g. Ruth v. SEWERS. Matters of
law and fact in the case submitted to the
Court.
Swifrs Iron and Steel Works V. Thomas
Weston. Jury impaneled and case ad-
journed till to-day.
The report of the Master Commissioner
in the cuse of James Fennelps heirs, was
conf, ,med.
The Kapelle Band, ssvon Schwaben-
land" plays at the M@nnerchor masauer-
ade ball, in Turner Hal, Feb. IS.
Regular meeting OF Council next Thurs
day.
CONVICTION.
Our office, No. 4l6 Scott street, will
hereafter be open at all hours. All COM
munications, s,adverlisements or subscrip.
tinns will receive prompt attention.
The case of George Halleck and Frank
Washington, tor robbery of w. w. Will
son, is still in progress, and will prob
ably continue during the balance OF the
day.
In the Mayors Court, Martin Goodale
and james Musgroye, for two separate
drunks, were fined one dollar and cost s
each.
An application will be made for the
pardon of Thomas Hall, the ingenious
prisoner in the County Jail.
Il. Leverman wants the Governor to
remit his fine of 500.
Barney Heenan, the witness in the
SehIeier and Scherer soldier goods cases,
gave his own recoSnizance in the sum of
$500.
Joseph A. Hiatt, who was sentenced to
one months Imprisonment and 500 fine,
lOl llttluul ESNeuuc laws,
will take the benefit of the insolvent
debtor law TO escape payment of the
fine.
Frank Hundorf, the saloonist who was
so badly cut by Henry Cl ane, is said to
be in dangerous condition.
The g., +. & z. G. railroad will proba-
bly, terminate at Falmouth. A vote will
be taken there Tomorrow on the promo
sitOD to subscribe $40, ,000-the amount
necessary to complete the $4,000 asked
for the Company.
The Indictment against Overman for
selling liquor to minors was filed in the
Criminal Court.
The motion for new trial for Thomas
Hall was oyerruled.
The VIM. Page jury failed to agree,
standing II for acquittai and l for con-
viction.
A special term of the Criminal Court
will be held in March.
At the Council. meeting last night il
was resolved to PRINT 800 copies OF the
rules and regulations for distribution.
The collections at tuerEHieed States
Collectors office yesterday, amounted to
$124,U00.
Council last night appointed Messrs.
Whittle, CrOninger and Ashbrook. in
conjunction with the City Attorney, to
report resolution instructing the AS
SCISSOR as to the decision in the Kalibar
case.
The communication from the police
force with regard TO the city bearing
portion Of the costs of uniforms was re-
terred to the Committee on Police.
The Legls .ative coal oil act declares
that all oil burning at temperature oiless
than 1902 Fahrenheit shall be condemned
and any one found selling shall be liable
to line of $500 and forfeiture.
At the Council last night, the commu-
nication OF Jerry Reed, concerning a
stall in market, was referred to the
Committee Oh Markets.
Eleven city bonds have been sold
to $1O.924 81.
John Weaver was sworn in as Over
seer of the Poor at the Council meeting
last night.
The committee ON the Phillips royalty
question reported that MIR. Phillips has |
the right to the invention he claims,
but do not report as to its infringement
by parties in this city.
Considerable miscellaneous business |
was transacted by Council@last night.
The bill Of the City Collector for s65f 81,
being per cent. on some $4,000 OF sales |
under delinquent tax bills, was allowed;
also one of Peter Nodler for $31 so. Ii
v as resolved to put new cupoia on the
Sixth street Engine-house, build an ad-
iition i'll the rear, and fix up new wires
Ind telegraph apparatus.
Tue question of 1854 damages claimei
BY the Gas Company was referred back
70 the Committee, with instructions not
20 agree to the proposed arbitration.
The proposition 10 remove the inmates
II the Widows' and Orphans Home to
he St. Elizabeth Hospital has not yet
)een acted upon.
The City Treasurer has been ordered |
o pay $4,000 OH the Sullivan Kearney-
)eglow debt.
There will probably be some change
made by Council in the work ON Second
treet.
The Council last night instructed the
committee on Law and City Attorney to
inquire by what authority the Covilgton
street Railway Company charge u cent
ares to Fifth street, Cincinnati; also as
o eXOrbitant wages on the landing.
Barney Jorden's bail bond was for
cited in the Criminal Court yesterday.
An attempt was made to burgiarize
lr. Henry Niemeyers house in Lewis
'urg. on Monday night.
The kenton Building and Savings AS.
ocialiOu elected the following officers on
tuesday night: j. B. X .ostermann,
resident; B. Niemeyer, Wee President;
!. ii. Bramlage, First Secretary; Viii.