The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-21
ADDITIONAL sUBURBAx NEWS.
CoyINGTON.


without required license. The case Is
being tried before Commissioner Bos r
wick this afternoon, but was not col :,
cluded in time for us to, give the result.
Before Judge Athey-George jackson,
a confidence man, was sent to the Work
house for thirty days. VIM. Humphrey,
for being drunk, was finec VI and costs.
VIM. Baker, an old vagrant, was given
thirty minutes to bid farewell to Ken
tucky soil, which he did. Z. Summons.
charged with petit larceny, was fined $l4,
and in default was sent to the WORK
house.
The case of Willis Allen, for the steal
ing of lot Of blankets from Mr.. Seniors
stable, was again brought up before
Squire Francis and Duvenick this morn
ing, and the prisoner was held over in
the sum OF $500, to appear before the
next term of the Criminal Court. In de-
fault of fpayment he was sent to the cas-
tie for safe keeping.
The skating season is about over, no
more sport upon the placid Licking.
Council tonight.
Meetings are being held at Scott street
M. 4. Church.
The Democracy of Scott county has
instructed for johnston and Smith.
MIR. ii. W. Schleutkers premises were
about $75 worth of jewelry stolen.
In the County Court yesterday Assem-
eth A. Todd was appointed and quali-
fed as Administrative of the estate of
j John Todd, deceased, and gave bond
with A. Z. Rose as surety. j. IL. Herzog
and II. N Neimeyer, jr., executors OF the
will of A. Zumbush, deceased, gave an
additional bond with ii. ReislOh, +.
Stangle and Ii. Miller as sureties, which
bond was approved and the rule against
the executors discharged.
| The case of Il. II. Gard against A. L.
Greer and others, from the Kenton Cham
Gerry Court, has been reversed by the
Court of Appeals on the original appeal
| of Greer and affirmed on the crOsS-appeal
| OF Gard.
In the case of Geo. Fish, accused of all
attempt to rape the little negro girl, The
Court, 'Squires Tebbs and Perrin, dis
| charged the prisoner at an examining
trial held yesterday.
| Mr.. j. Il. Shroek, formerly City Trea-
surer OF Coyingtop, died at Bloomington,
ILL.,, yesterday.
The marriage of Mr.. J. C. Miller, jr., to
Miss Lizzie Howe, is announced for W ed
nesday night next.
Marshal Harrington arrested Louis
Schuer in Newport yesterday, on charge
OF buying Government clothing of sol
diers. Bonds 1000.
In the Circuit Court yesterday in the
case of Z. II. Railey against j. Z. Patton,
motion to remove Patton from the office
of Deputy Constable because it is alleged
that he obtained the appointment by
fraud, the Court dismissed Patton's ap-
peal from the order Of removal made by
the County Court for want of jurisdic-
ton. Patton appeals now to the Court
of Appeals. In the case of Il. w. Mar
shall against the Coyington & Lexington
Turnpike Road Company, the jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff for. $3.50
damages and judgment was entered ac-
cordingly. In the Cave will case the de-
viseS entered a motion for new trial.
In the case Of VIM. Manly and wife and
other heirs OF Patrick McVeign, de-
ceased, against John A. McGill and 9TH
ers, deYises under. the will of McVeigh,
is on trial, the jury having been impan-
eled and part OF the testimony heard.
This is another case of contested will.
DR.. Noonan says he thinks Lou. White,
the colored woman, died from natural
| causes and not IRON abortion.
TIC jury in the case OF Thomas w.
Marshali, against the ,Covington and
Lexington Turnpike Company for DANA
ges on account of accident to plaintiff,
who was thrown down an emDanRMent
by the overturning of his wagon, brought
in verdict yesterday afternoon award.
ing $3.50 to the plaintiff.
MIR. Thomas Singleton was seriously
injured yesterday by blow from bro
ken lever Of a '.Spanish windlass," with
which he was trying to pull some coal
floats ashore.
NEWPORT.
While passing down Madison street,
this morning; we were gently precipi-
tated 10 the surface OF the icy pavement.
We had no sooner reached the ground
than we were accoSted by a gentleman,
who, from the gentle smile that passed
over his beaming countenance and the
questions, "Where do you liveW-I
whats the nameW eW-'Much hurtW-
&c., we took him TO be one of the local
editors OF the Leader. However, we were
not hurt, and look of disappointment
streamed over his face as he took his de- |
parture. |
No City Court this morning.
The Criminal Court convened in spe- |
cial session this morning to try the case |
of Samuel Digby for the murder of Gus |
tave Miller, but the counsel for the de- |
fense being engaged in the Chancery |
Court the court adjourned until z. M. |
to-day.
There are over one hundred of the true
Kentucky yeomanry from the peighbor-
hood of Alexandra in the city who have |
been subpenad as jurors in the Digby |
case.
The ferry has stopped running OH ac-
count OF the ice.
In the Chancery Court yesterday the |
case of A. Il. Smalley v. Il. Peck ct al. |
Transferred to the Campbell Circuit |
Court. j. +. Hainsworth v. j. +. Hains-
worth ct al. Answer and cross-petition |
OF Mrs. Hainsworth filed.
Clay +. Il M. Insurance Co. v. NJ. A.
Bowen and NJ. j. Hickman. Rule award
ed against garnishees to answer on the
H7lh day oil the term.. Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl IL st. Louis y: r. Il. GO. v. l.. s. Cotton
ct al. The National ins..@aa:::3o 20: OF
indianapolis was made. a party to the.l
suit against defendants. +. Imerson v.
Guilioyle. Judgment given against de-
tendant tor amount claimed in petition.
In the case OF the Newport y Cincinnati
Bridge Co. V. The Louisville, Cincinnati
4 Lexington Railroad, judgment was
rendered in favor of the Pittsburg. Gin
cinnati T. st. Louis X. X. for $3.50 IS,
with interest at 6 per cent. per annum
since Sept. 4, 1874.
The Police Commissioners transacted |
no business OF any Importance last night.
MIR. Henry Litzendort died yesterday