The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-17
Court Cu,rtnos.

Court CutytnGs.
Divorces, were granted by Judge Cox
Ito Benz. " Redman from Irene Redinan
on the ground of gross neglect; to Mar
garet Emmett from George Emmett for
adultery; sum of 500 was also granted
to thA.wife az alimonys ~
4 Thes bastaFdy case of Louisa Reiner
against G.. X. Taylor was commenced
yesterday before Judge Cox. The plain
tiff in this case seeks to establish the
paternity OF her illegitimate child, born
Feb, ia, on the defendant. The tran
Script of the proceedings before Squire
johnson, including the deposition of
Louisa Reiner, was read, stating that
family; that he had performed two abor-
tions on her; that her intimacy with
him, which resulted in the birth OF the
child, now the subject of controversy,
took place in May, 1874; that the defend
ant induced her placing the paternity on
another.
Louisa Reiner, the plaintiff, was then
examined, and testified that she was
nineteen years OF age and q resident of
this city; that the child was now dead !;
that. at one time when DR.. Wade was
present she said that Dick Turpin was
the tatheG that L. q. Campbell sug-
kSbutu LHub bu6 HdtHt VI hUt LInuaucT
be put in the affidavit, but that she had
davit, swearing the paternity ON an-
other, in CampbelPs Office, and that at
the time Taylor said, ''Sign this paper,
and ais soon as the child is born VIII
take it, give you $500, and take you into
Kentucky" The cross-examination was
then begun, and was continued this
morning.
Conrad Campbell, grocer, doing busi-
ness on the corner Of Clinton and Cutter
streets, made an assignment to Charles
Baker. The amount of the bond was
Isl, 800.
| s. B. Patterson made an assignment to
I. N. DoniphaH for the benefit Of cred
itors. The amount OF the bond was not
named.
The jury In the bastardy case of Mar
garet Fisher against Jacob Hof returned
a sealed verdict yesterday, as already
mentioned in THE STAR, which was de-
clared in favor OF the plaintiff, finding
the defendant guilty, and the Court ad-
judged that he should pay 5000, OF which
5000 was to be paid down, and the bal-
ance in two yearly payments.
| I'll. I'll. Smith yesterday brought an ac-
I tion against Ii. Lackman g. CO. to recoy-
or possession of Q strip OF ground on
Longworth street. The case was held
before Judge Avery. The jury returned
verdict for the defendant. and the Pc
tition was accordingly dismissed.
The will of John L. Breese was admit
| ted to probate.
Anna NJ. Schott was appointed ad-
mipistrator of Henry Schott. Estate,
$1,000.
John Davis was appointed administra-
tor OF Abel Davis. Personally, $65O.
SUPREME COURT.
General Docket.--Chas. Howard VS..
The State of Ohio; Judgment affirmed.
George Rifiemaker VS.. The State OF OHIO;
| judgment reversed, and cause remanded
for new trial, &c.
Motion Docket.-Andrew Gilgore VS..
Richard Dempsey. Motion for leave TO
| file petition in error to reverse the Dis
trict Court of Pike county; oyerruled.
| No. 1858. John S. Trimble vs.. Alexander
r. Strother; motion for leave to file a
petition in error to reverse the Judgment
Of the District Court OF Van Vert
county; granted, judgment reversed and
cause remanded. The administrator of
John Reed vs.. John w. Reed and others !;
judgment dismissing the appeal and re-
manding the cause, and subsequent pro-
ceedings in the Common Pleas, reversed.
| w He Dull Nbs wv OidWlOlus MOtlUh tUT
leave to file. a petition in error to the
| District Court Of Scioto county. Granted
and judgment reversed, and cause re-.
manded. The Wapokoneta and Belle
| Center Turnpike Company vs.. John
| Rogers and others. Leave to file petit
tion in error refused. The ALna Insur-
ance Company vs.. Uriah w. Reed.
Leave to file petition in error granted.
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway Company VS.. William Snider.
Leave to file petition i'll error granted.
James Hullinger and Andrew Hullinger
| VS.. The State of Ohio. Motion for the
allowance of a writ of error granted.
David Gregory VS.. The State OF Ohio.
| Motion for the allowance of writ oil
error overruled. The Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton and Dayton Railroad Company VS..
| VIM. c. Cole. Leave to file a petition in
error granted and cause taken out of its
order to be heard with No. 4s5, General
Docket.
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