The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-17

them for their services out of the School
Fund for duties which the City Solicitor
is required by law TO officially perform.
The meeting OF citizens assembled to
hear the report, adopted resolutions re-
garding the resignation OF l.. b. Della
court, Jacob Matthias, j. G. Mueller, Dr.
G. Markt and-J. w. Meckley.
+. The following Committee OF Safety was
appointed to serve for one year and uu-
til their successors are appointed, TO-.
wit: Jacob Troutman and Robert Harp
er, OF the First ward; Andrew Ding
fielder and G. Nj. Flenner, Of the Second;
John Stillwaugh and John Q. Skinner, Of
the Third, and Isaac Graham and u.
'Hunsaker, of the Fourth ward.
Their duties were defined as follows:
'"To employ attorneys to prosecute by
civil aud criminal actions all persons
charged with peGulation on the treas
uries OF the people; call public meetings
when deemed necessary, and generally
to take such action as may be deemed
necessary to compel an honest expendi-
ture of all public funds.
\ Yesterday the Coroner's Jury finished
the inquest on the body or Mrs. Rosa
Conner, the woman drowned Saturday
night two weeks age while out buggy
riding with young Charles Dilge.
They reported that the SAID Charles
Dilge IL culpaDle OF gross II not criminal
carelessness In travelling such danger
ous road when not called for by business
or necessity on such dark and rainy
night, and that he Is further culpable,
according to his own testimony, in al
lowing her to drive horse that had been
represented to him as unsafe
COvINGTON.-In the regular term oi
the Chancery Court which commenced
yesterday, Judgments were rendered in
the cases Of ]. w. Rich vs.. A.A]brecht.
,Zumbusch VS.. Zumbnsch, Briton Roberts
VS.. .. v. Kohps heirs, Al. S.-Harbeson
VS.. Henry Dressman, Howe VS.. Koch,
with other consolidated cases; Paul
Schmidt vs.. Adam Kraft, and other
cases; James l.. Biggs VS..
John II. Parker, German Building Asso.
citation OF C0vingt0n vs.. Anton Fobbe,
and other consolidated cases; Bradley's
executor VS.. Collins administrators,
,Hudson VS.. Hudson, John L. Pugh vs..
LARS g. Kern, G.. w. Wallace VS.. Henry
Crout, Elizabeth Ellison VS.. Wesley Hog
gins, Bergemahke vs. Bergemanke. The
hearing of the case OF the Covington
Street Railway Company vs.. The Gov
ington and Cincinnati Street Railway
Gompany I d,ass Was se. .n sot staS wetnssuay ~
uS iius sm;th oso a"a;nss Ga"rae ~ s,n;se -
na ma al t.a ,,isintis rostarod tha ~ dsn rin,.s :
ana ;vIpmas IN -, n ',Suoa W. Snu
with ny nssra~ " and cnn,rai ~ ~. mcrla nSi
nrsn ~ E's,,oh wna a,so - oa'., -
v divoroa from a Ersncb as "a arsS
bed and, board was concerned. The de-
fendant has the custody OF the child, and
the property ofEeach is restored, plaintiff
to pay costs and an alimony OF $500 per
annum, payable quarterly, allowed the
defendant Tor ten years. eas.3,s
4 Colonel Samuel, Vice President of the
projected railroad to Pound Gap, is in
the city, the guest OF John Gray, Esq.
Four rows occurred yesterday in the
vicinity of Seventh and M adison streets.
/ Mr.. Otto Lutz, lately injured severely
by fall from the third-story OF Niemey-
er's brewery, is slowly. recovering
Y Lieutenant SpaetR ands Officer
Mitchell, of Cincinnati, came over to the
Ludlow. grounds yesterday and took In
a pickpocket who had robbed Rev.
Burke of gold watch. Duputy German
afterwards happened to get into some
difficulty and Policeman Mitchell went
to his aid. German did not recognize or
know that Mitchell was an officer. and