The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-09

In the case of Amanda Joslyn against
| Chas. T. Sedan and others, the testi-
mony of the defense was closed. The
plaintiffs counsel, by permission of the
Court, called Mrs. Elliott, one of the
dagnters, TO testify.
SUPERIOR.
Silas III. Bascomb against John. Shil-
Tito. A proceeding to recover damages
for an alleged breach Of contract. Ver-
| dict for defendant.
Mary Gfeif, Administrative, agains t
the c., Ii. 81 D. Railroad Company. A
suit to recover for the loss of her hus-
| band by being run over by one of de-
tendanps cars. Verdict for defendant.
COMMON PLEAS.
Francisco Kistner against Gustav
Kstner. Application for divorce on the
ground of extreme cruelty of the de-
fendant. The defendant filed a cross
petition denying extreme cruelty and
asked divorce from the plaintiff and
custody of their child, on the ground Of
the plaintiffs gross neglect Of duty ana
adultery. Divorce granted to Gustav
Kstner and also custody OF the child.
John M. Pearce against Henry ME-
meyer. An action to recover 81, 900 for
the breach of a contract. Verdict tor
plaintiff for $l66.
S. r. Evans against Jointville Rief.
An action to recover for seven and a
half months rent. Verdict for defend
ant.
The bastardy docket was taken up in
Judge Johnson's Court to-day.
The case Of Louisa Keiner VS.. DR..
IL mr. t{f.tiI Nfxr |, ,i,,o
have already been published, was called
this morning, and the defendant was
ready for trial, but it was allowed to 20
over on account OF its length, thus Civ
ing a chance for other short cases to be
heard.
In the case of Emily Gessert vs. A. L.
Shepherd, the plaintiff failed TO appear,
the defendant pleading not guilty. The
Jury returned verdict acquitting him.
Dolly Martin VS.. Harry Hyams. Plea of
guilty entered, the defendant paying 500
down and second 500 at the rate Of 81
per month, and giving bond for its faith
iul performance.
Caroline Lange VS.. Henry Dickman.
Both the parties being dead, the case
was dismissed. l.
Emma Stevens VS.. Anthony Hayes is
set down 1Or Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-F. W. Hess, dismissed; ;
R. D. Patterson, capias issued; Mary
Ferguson, 80 days; stella Brooks, So and
costs.
Disorderly Conduct-Pat. Whimsey,
80 and costs; James Mclaughlin, con-
tinued to 18Th; Andrew HaaR, 80 days;
| rhos. Hanahan, continued to 18th; Jas.
Harris, 50 and costs; Mary Russell, 80
days.
Petit LarcenY-William Leslie, dis
| missed; George Williams, continued to
18th; Ellen Vlner, $25 and costs.
Assault and Battery-Pat. Whimsey,
$40 and costs; Dan. Green. dismissed; !;
Ed. Rice, costs; Charles Lannay, dis
missed; Anton Nagel, continued to 18th.
Mlscellaneous-Jo ohm Holthouse, cut
ting to kill Fred. Fuchs, dismissed;
R. ID. Patterson, malicious destruction,
:aplas issued; W. L. Fitzgerald. gaming
Ievices, continued to 10Th; james
Mclaughlin, concealed weapons. con-
.inued TO 18th; Ed. Winters, threaten
lug violence, $500 bonds to keep peace; !;
George Miller, vagrancy, 50 days; Jas.
Harris, Theodore Fries, John Back,
selling from unsealed measures, $5 anu
costs; NJ. b. Meyers, peddlIng without
license, costs; Thomas Hanahan, abus-
ing family, continued TO 18th; John Con
lell, exposing person, 81 days and $50;