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

Fred. q. Deckebacn was appointed
executor of George Deckebach. Per.
sonalty $4,000
Sarah Gerard was appointed admin.
istratrix of David Gerard. Personally
F2,Os5; really $4,000.
UNITED STATES.
Seven creditors OF Charles r. Wilder
and Jacob Green, partners under the
firm name Of c. r. Wilder & Co., dealers
in carpets, at 1856 West Fifth street, filed
a petition yesterday, praying that the
firm and the individuals composing it be
declared bankrupts.
COMMON PLEAS.
The divorce case of Catherine Kuagge
and John 5. huagge is now in progress.
In this case both parties sue for divorce
on The ground of extreme cruelty on
The part of the other. Both are about
siXty-One years old and were married in
January, 1873. +. q. Little, United
STATES detective, testified that he lived
in the house with the parties last fail, ,
and often heard defendant quarrelln e
with ana abusing plaintiff. He never saw
plaintiff act unlady-Ike In any way.
She was mild tempered and seemed TO
he one Uf those good tempered ola Dutch
ladies' that are to be seen anyWhere. Spe
was kind to the defendants son by his
former vile. On cross examination the
witness stated That it Was not u Iact that
one of the causes Of trOuDIe between
the parties was the fuet that tue defend
ant Objected 10 the plaintiffs dancing
aud raising her dress on Sunday be-
I,d
look decent.
Anna Maria Clhlll sues for divorce
from E Etwaru Cahlll, on the grounds OF
gross neglect aud habitual drunkenne IS.
john X. Green, father OF p.aIntifT, testl-
lieu that for several years he mad SUD-
ported the family. 1t Was shown THAT
Inc defendant spent everything he
could lay hands on. tor liquor. Some
testimony was required by The CouuL
as 10 the condition OF the defendants
mind. Evidence was introduced tend
ing to snow that when he was not under
the influence Of liquor it was as good as
IL ever was. The euse was taken under
on
Katherine Lohman asks for a divorce
from Jonn Lonman, on tue grounds Of
extreme cruelty and drunkenness. The
parties were married in July, 1872. The
testimony Lepueu 70 SHOW LnaL the de-
iendant was frequently intoxicated ana
tuat he beat his vile because sue WAS
TOO tat. Tue cuse was taken under au-
yIsement.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Michael Fitz, 10 days;
VIM. Williams, continued to 11tA; Jen-
ME Bush, SO; John kamp, SO.
Assault and Battery-Latayette Ken
sci, continued to 18th; Sophia Plummer,
70: Charles HamDuIg, 80; VIM. Eagan,
sl5.
Larceny-George Taylor, 5000; Gam
BETA Asturo, dismissed; Chas. Plumb,
two charges, continued to september IL,
bail $500; Ellen Mullen, dismissed; Cor.
uelia Ills, continued to 7th, bail $500;
" IN. DAVIS, $-5; Herman, John ana Au-
gust Behrman, dismissed.
Miscellaneous John Thorp, street
begging, dismissed; VIM. Williams, Cal
ryl"g concealed weapons, continued to
llLh; Henry Israel, peddling without
license, dismissed; Rosa Lee, Vagraney,
continued TO 14th; Michael D0nnelly,
1iserderly conduct, 50; Mary
an, Vagrancy, 80 days; Mary
scheppel, cruelty to children, SIS; Ed
Win Flncu, abusing family, continued 10
ILh, Dan 500; Leo Plstner, abusing fam
ly, dismlssed; z. Lowen, harboring
Vicious dog, dismissed; Ellen Mullen,
arson, held to answer, bali 1000; John
arimes, dlsorderly conduct, 10.