The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-17

bt'h thS hutCI1s 1I0 20 utP'oASs0 Nv
$25: the costs foot up little over that sum,
and the wonderful Graft ia. after all. the
one man Of the whole batch who escapes
unscathed pecunlarily.
The case was in Esquire McLaughlin's
Court and was dismissed Saturday. Col. |
Wilcox comes in for share Ut the laugh |
also. He was to argue the case for Pugh, |
but left before the Court was ready to hear |
him, stating that at any time would. do to
hear him.
The Court in the meantime dismissed the |
case. The Colonel came back and asked
the prini-l0oking Squire If he was ready to
hear him. The Squire said he was, and
the Colonel argued the case for two hours
and fifteen minutes. When he concluded
the Squire, with considerable sarcasm.
said that If he had heard his argument
before he decided the case it would have
probably damaged his decision. The Col
onel said something about Bezenah fruit
and disgustingly snatched his ha. andiieft.
A MODEL YOUNG MAN.-Mr. James Wig
gins. the candidate for City Collectr, is
one OF the few young men in this city.
Only few short years ago his highly and
deservingly respected father died, leaving
| him in poor circumstances with an aged
mother and invalid sister to support He
did not get discouraged at his prospects, In
life but went to work in earnest
and was elected to fill his fa-
theirs unexpired term as Clerk
in the School Board and by his hon
esty and competency in Office and gentle
manly conduct was reelected without q
dissenting voice, although number Of un-
due influences were brought to bear against
him. A few weeks ago he was elected BY
Council as City Collector and his large IL
lections show that he is the man for the
taxpa, ers and the pour people. who are
taxed to make up for the delinquency OF
other people.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The regular Novem-
ber Term If the Criminal Court convened
this morning, Hon. Judge Perkins presid-
ing and Judge w. W. Cleary in his usual
place of efficiency.
The following Grand Jury was impan-
eled A. P. Sanford, w. A. Crawford. Ja-
cob KYLE, Thomas Baldwin, John Mabrs,
w. s. Mock. B. NJ. J. Piatt, p @. Curley.
James J. Noonan, ]. E. Clendening +. s.
Nigman, r, c. Stewart, Il. J. Star, J. II.
Deglow, R. Hamilton.
James Baker, the man who killed John
Patterson, arrived from Lexington this
morning and was arraigned In the Criminal
Court this morning and his case set for
Monday
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ant street, being east half of Lot 81. How
ard & Co.'S subdivision, near Covington
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!:SH feet on south side OF Wilkes alley
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