The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-29
UNITED STATEs

The following cases were disposed of to
day:
Anton Tremp indicted for violation of
the Bankrupt Law, was released on his own
reeognizance
Win. Moses Rider, for making counterfeit
coin, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
eight months in the Clarke County Jail.
Simeon Sumpter, for navigating ferry
boat without pilot or engineer, gave bail
in the sum of $500.
Philip Lewis, John P. lyman, VIM.
Webb and George Serle, for illegal voting
were remanded to Jail in default of $500
bail
VIM. Trent and DR.. Moore, for illegal dis
tillation, were released on $500 bail.
Mathial Hayman, of the Soldiers Home,
Dayton for retailing tobacco without pay
ing special tax, was remanded to Jail in de-
fault of $500 bail.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.
Joseph G. Gibbons against the Catholic
Institute, and j. D. Killbreach against W..
]. Gaylord, admitted. The Judge deliv-
cred the opinion in this case. This was a
petition to reverse a Judgment of the Su-
perior Court, rendered in general term last
July. The question was whether this Court
taxes JuTlSulCtloi VI CdoeS dpPealeu lloil
the Superior Court.
The Court held that prior to the 1st of
September and the first Monday in October
within the law in relation to the District
Court took effect, no petition in error could
be brought into the District to reverse or
modify judgment of the Superior Court
rendered before that time. The motion to
dismiss the petition in error was according
ly dismissed.
J. H. Strueve against Willie Harrow and
others. Opinion by Judge Longworth. The
question was as to the validity of a mort
gage. The Court affirmed the validity of
the mortgage.
VIM DeCharms against Anna M. Hughes
and others. This was a contest in relation
to the priority of liens on the property of
the O. K Distillery, in Kentucky, in the
hands of Burkhardt & Co., the contro-
versy being between Poole & Townsend.
Anna M. Hughes and Mrs. O'Donnell, the
wife of Jas. M. O'Donnell, the President of
the Company. In the Common Pleas Court
Judgment was rendered against Poole &
Townsend. The defendants appealed to
this Court and the case is now up on mo-
tion to dismiss the appeal Judge Johns
ton delivered the opinion and overruled
the motion.
K SUPERIOR.
/ s. M. Barrell against Virginia Butly.
Verdict for plaintiff. Damages 1 cent.
\ POLICE.
I Drunkenness-John Dilley, continued to
November I'd; Lizzie Smith, So; John
Hanrahan, continued to Nov. Goth; John
Carson, Daniel Martin and Tim. Buckley,
5000 each; Henry Solmeir, 80 days.
Assault and Battery-Sam. Todd and Mrs.
Sarah Fay, continued to Nov I'd; Gus.
Massay and VIM. Williams, continued to
November list; Hiram Carroll, continued to
Oct. 31st.
Petit Larceny-John Adams, capias is,
sued VIM. Hudson, 80 days; VIM. and Dan.
Nuttle, $200-30 each; Peter Finkler and s.
Witstone, dismissed.
Miscellaneous-Fran Bell, cutting with
intent to kill, dismissed; John Foley and
John Wallace, shooting at with intent to
kill, held to answer; Chas. Stadfeldt and
William Sprong, known thieves, dismissed;
George Disler and Jennie White,
disorderly conduct, So each; James Doyle,
same, SIS; John Fay, Richard Halligan,
VIM. Crusoe and James Below, burglary,
continued to November 9th.