The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22
The Courts.
UNITED STATES.


The Courts.
UNITED STATES.
the call Of this case yesterday, for
further examination rjurors, Mr.. Baker,
Prosecutor, stated TO the Court that the
Clerk had informed him that on the day
previous when he received the order for
the special venire to be summoned yes
terday, and had drawn the same, he dis
covered that the whole number OF
jurors, as returned by the judges of elec-
ZION in the various precincts, had not
| been COPIED aud put into the box; that
when they were copied lew
days ago they were reported all
right by he party copying them, but
subsequent to the drawing OF the Venlre
1t was discovered that number OF the
lists OF the names oil Jurors had not been
placed in the box. The Prosecutor said
he was ready TO proceed with the venire
unless counsel lor defendant objected.
Counsel for the prisoner refusing to
waive any objection that might exist in
the venire, and the State Insisting on
| It's mo ion, which was accompanied by
| the attiIayit of A. j. Jones, Deputy
Clerk, 10 the effect stated by the Prose
cutor, the Court quashed the venire and
ordered a call from the bystanders.
Subs quentiy the or uer to call from the
bystanaels was Withdrawn and u special
venire, on the motion Of the prisoner,
| was substituted, returnable to-day.
j. b Tnurston vs.. The Coleman Gas
Machine Manufacturing Company. =
This was an action in which the plaintiff
sought TO recover $l9S Tor three machines
sold by plaLntItf IN Kentucky under an
alleged verbal contract with defend
ants. The jury rendered verdict for
defendants.
| A.D. Morris vs.. G. W. Ross.-This
was an action TO recover Tor milk SOLD
and delivered. rne jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff Tor the amount
claimed with interest, $240. The defend
ant was not represented.
SUPERIOR.
Barney, Raymond IL Co. VS.. Leroy A
Green and W. z. Wallace. This case
in which the plaintiffs seek to recover
for losses on stock during the panic o
1873. alleged to nave been held for de-
PENDANTS, was gwen 10 the jury yester-
day afternoon, but they were unable tC
agree last night, and were discharged
until this morning.
! Il
John K TX. In this case the jury rem
de ed u verdict for plaintiff for $500 iol
= injuries received by being run over by
runaway horse Of the defendant,
PROBATE.
The Cincinnati d Portsmouth Railroad
Company against j. A. Wade ct al
This was proceeding to assess tn
|, compensation to be paid the defendant
Wade, for land appropriated by th
plant ifs for their right of way in Spen
Ger Township. The amount of lant
taken was trlfe over an acre. Tn
jury returned verdict Tor $1,000.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Mag Smith. 10 days
Edward Ray man, dismissed; ohm Hunt
50; Michael Coleman, continued to Nov
%.
Disorderly Cunduct-Bettie Baer, dis
missed; John Meenan, continued t
e Nov 25; WIN. Murray, dismissed; Her
ry Woods, 20 days.
Assault and Battery-Michael Lawlel
: $3; Thomas Lloyd, continued to Noyem
: Der II; Micnael Coleman, continued t
November Is; Mary Satalia, dismissed
Bessie M. DUNN, dismissed; JOSephln
: Keuter, dismissed.
4 PeLlt Larceny a John Welsh, dis
missed; L. Milton. continued to Noven
n ber "a; Catherine Dixon, continued t
& November II.
: MscelaneOus-ThO Lloyd, carry
ing concealed weapons, continued
:. November u; Michael Coleman, person
al violence on tticer. continued to Nc
yemDer %; Henry Pape and Hugh Co,