The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

PROBATE.
The will of Christian Stefel WAS aa-
mitsed to Probate to-day.
COMMON PLEAS.
Divorces were granted in the cases OF
Frances NJ. Wilson against Henry II.
Wilson; Mary e. Mullen against Jas. K.
Mullen; Mary Hautzeli against Robert
Bradford; Hedwig A. Voight against
Chas. G. Voight; Sallie G. Brown
against Jas. L. Brown.
The bastardy case of Julia Ihle va.
David Diebolt, was disposed of by Judge
Johnston this morning, the jury return-
ing verdict of guilty. Diebolt is re-
CURED to pay Miss Ihle the sum OF $500,
$500 down and the balance in quarterly
installments.
The divorce case OF John B. Scheibley
vs. Clara Schelbley nee Crocker, which
was beard last week, was reopened this
morning for the purpose Of Offering ad-
ditional testimony for the plaintiff.
Rev. Adam Bowers testified that at
the request of Soheibley he called
upon the wife In company with Schei-
bly,, and did what he could to effect q
| reconc liation. The plaintiff manifested
| considerable penitence and contritiDn
for past rude conduct, and desired to
live with his life, but she firmly refused.
and asserted positively that she would
never live with him again. This was in
March OF 1874, about year after this
separation.
| John W. Thomas, another witness.
testified that The day the separation oc-
Cured he called with ScneiDley Upou
Mrs. Scneibiey to see what could be
done towards etfecting reconciliation,
but that they could get no Satisfaction:
| Mrs. Schelbley declaring that she would
not live Win him, stating as one reason
| that she did not want to leave her
| mother.
The witness further stated that the
defendant mas assumed her maiden
name, and offered in proof Of this pro-
gramme with the name Of Clara Cr0cker
printed thereon. r..
AT the conclusion Of the testimony,
Judge Johnston ordered the defendants
10 be subj enaed, the papers 10 be rsturR-
able at O'CLOCK this afternoon.
| POLICE.
Druukenness-Ellen Fahey, continued
to the 10th; Geo. Stevens, costs; Louis
Runty, '$S and costs; Thos. Girty, same:
Fanny Sanders, 80 days and $50; Jac
Bassett, costs; John Wellm4p, dis
missed; q. Y. West, same; Francis
@ lipn, costs. =, -
Disorderly Conduct-M. Dixon, Peter
r. an, Mollie Sullivan, John Both, John
Fricks, Henry Wirnsing, costs; Frank
arnri aormio, Eliza Ruby, lsSS IaWis Riisona Mlsa
John Fannon, Bridget Faunon, WILLIAM
Hille, dismissed; Jonn Priess, cbn-
ltinued TO 18Th; Henry SoAuler, 80 days
land $50; Henry Rein; 81 days; Matte
iHarr5lh, j. B. Kouig, CONTINUED to IAlE:
nichael knight, 81 days and $50; Annie
Johnston, 50 and costs. = = &
| Assault and Battefy-Wm. Fl. EagIs.
dismissed; Arnold Luetterm IN, coniiR.
ued to 18th; VIM. Davis, costs; jams
Fitzgerald, $40 and costs w. McCarty,
costs; Lewis Wilson, 90 days; Geo. Ram
lsey, dismissed; Ell. Connors, continued
60 10 h.
Mlscellaneous-John Lee and Frank
Mazzoni, having burglars tools, cog.
tinued TO the l9th; Bernard Meugs, re-
iuslng to make returns Of marriages,
demurrer sustained; VIM. Oabrey, los
Igery, continued; John Wilson, shooting
10 XII, same; Wm. johnson, and Rie.-
lard Johnson, pfalsidlng rick game, 10
ldays and $50; VIM. KuhSle, abusing
family continued to June Il; j. Wen,z,
CFuelIy, 90 ANY coYgSi Lou
Runty, resisting difi ,ers, s. and costs;
Anton Axen, abusing family, 30 days
and so; Joseph Vernon, same, cel..
weapons, continued to 12th; Ed. Leon
ard, concealed weapons, 80 DAYS
and $25; Charles Sheridan, Dot
ty larceny, 80 days and $500; Agnes
Connorl, same, dismissed; Gso. Fisher.
grand larceny, continued TO the 18th; j,
Fl. Twenty, Cnas. Ambrose, Louis j -
cobs, Alex. Jarstski, selling by un-
sealed measure, costs; Abraham
Francis, street begging, 80 days and $50:
Alex. Jaretski. peddling without ii.
cense, dismissed; herman Dickhous,
driving over sidewalk, $5 and costs:
VIM. Short, robbery, continued to the
10 h; John Mclaughlin abusing family,
dismissed; j. Il. TWent, peddiinx wlla-
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