The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17

5i,zO-Thsnas Fiscps rs, Ffancis schauman
81 9sa-Nm. Eafnst VS.. Mm. Shaferet al.
54469-Akron Forge Company VS.. Cincinnau q
Portsmouth r. r. Co. ct al
545S7-Adolph W. Fortmeyervs Mary Armle
der. executrix.
H.5s4EMiehael Bauer VS.. Charles F. MGth.
81 600 Sutphin & Shaffef vs.. John kenner.
5i6l6-Martin Maloney VS.. James Barrett s
54.64l-Damiel Charles vs. Theo. Stout e, al
"a A,65S-Tbemas JOKES et al ys. TheCiy e al.
54,6SI-Penn d Towns.ey VS.. Ambrose Broad
we'll
5i,69s-The Mli Creek Valley Building Associ-
alton, No. z, vs. J. W. Statham ct al.
Before Judge smia-
81, ,619-Lucy Busam vs. Fred. Shock and wife.
52635-UaioR industrial Works Co. VS. George
b2,65s-Henry Reynolds vs.. VIM Giese. ~
52.697-Henry Dothage VS.. NJ T. Farrell
52,7is-Maria Rothaas Ell al. VS.. A. W. Goldsmith
ct al. or
5so47-!ohn Connolly vs.. Executors of E. b
surERioE- cal. .4ss
a' Before Judge Harmon. r
S5,3s7-The City VS.. Elizabeth +. Williams ct a.
35,5Ss-Charles Dohefy VS.. Chatfeld WOODS.
IS, fe3-Mchaei Moran VS.. The City. SID
50, ,4S3-Neil Macneale. q.
35.465-Liverpool London and GLOBE Lie q
Fire Insurance Companies VS.. Safe Deposit Com.
S5,2Os-Emllie stichtenorth VS. Cin'ti 4 Spring
Grove Avenue Co.
S0,oSJ-hODeft w. Bau&eiey Vs. NluSoh NY haAA
Before Judge Force.
81, S1,00o-Michael Dougherty vs. Edward Cum
sI'5o4-Anne E. Mclean. Administrative, vs.
B3naparIe & Reynolds
3l6as-Jaeob Ash VS.. Jacob Hamburger. l,
81, 3l,T2S-Thomas Kinney VS.. Post d co.
Before Judge Foraker
24,sos-Benjamin Hey VS.. Farmers and No
ohanies' Insurance Company. ..
3514-Augustns Haven VS. Ghas' Robson: :,
8519l-Wm. 8. Hudson vs., John Beecroft CT a.
35 192-Patrick Fox, Executor, vs. Michael
s. 2Oe-Herman R. Rover VS. B. H. Rover.
35,22l--Hannah A. Pierce VS.. James W. Rylald
IS 5s2s~Urbana Water Works VS.. Theodore J.
s52s5-samuel s. Brown, ct al, Administrators,
vs. Canal Elevator and Warehouse Co1nnapy. :
35,24O-Mason & Hamlin Organ Company vs..
s5, 5,a7-Chas f. Blackburn VS. James r. Jones
s8,uss-James P. Kllbreth, Trustee, vs.. samus
Fosdiek. ". ,.r.. 'r. rt1sv.
COMMON PLEAS. Ia
Judge Moore granted a temporary re.
straining order in the case of Robt. White
against the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81.
LOUIS & Chicago Railroad, to prevent tho
continuing of some excavation for said
Road on the plaintiffs premises near Wei
ler and Harriet streets. s.r..
Edward G. Specht against Elizabeth G.
Specht. This is suit for divorce on the
grounds of drunkenness and gross neglect
of duty. ....
The defendant files cross petition f0T
divorce on the ground of adultery with Q
woman named Carrie Geiser. .r,,,a
The plaintiff testified that he has been
married for thirteen years; that his wifo
drank from so cents to 81 worth of beer In
day; that she never got out Of bed before
| 8 or o clock in the morning and never gDt
his breakfast for him. ., ,tss. s@
He also testified that his wife sometimes
staid out all night, and that one night he
sawher coming down Linn street with .
man, and that when they saw
him the man ran across the
street and his wife tried to hide in hall
way; that at one time, when he was COM
ing down stairs, the defendant pushed
him and he fell down the stairs and broke
his big toe.
Other witnesses testified to the drinking
of the defendant. Case in progress before
Judge Burnet.
P. Goodwin for plaintiff; Gray & Tisch-
bein for defendant.
i SUPERIOR. -r
, Anna X. Moore, widow OF the late Ex-
Mayor r. M. Moore, filed petition
through her attorney, A. G. w. Carter, in
the Superior Court against the Cincinnati.
indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago Railroad.
asking judgment for the delivery Of the
possession Of certain premises near Gaff s
distillery and on the River Road, together
with the rents due, amounting in value to
$4,000. ia fs
POLICE
Drunk.-J. Clissord. $40; John Doran,
Mary McNally, Henry Ritter B. Risen
bach, IS; Anna Kelly Jennie Irwin. cea-
tinued; VIM. Hennessy, Pat. Dayey.
Henry Macaboy, Andrew Wyle, 10 days;
Ellen Viner, Pearley Wilson, Al. Blessing.
NJ. Durham, 50; Adam Hardin, Maria MUIR
ray, 80 days; Mary Gallagher, $50-30
Disorderly Conduct-Mose Solomon,
Thomas Dunn, Ben. Owensby, Stephen
Roach, dismissed; Mike Rolando, S.; J.
Mclaughlin. continued; R. e. Lee, 5000:
/ L. Whiteside. 49,
Miscellapeous-S. B. Bowen, violating
market ordinance, continued; Emma Boil
mar, vagrancy, continued; Charles Moore,
same, dismissed; Pat. Norton, assault and
battery, dismissed; ]. Dormady, Henry
Tiers, J. McCann, same, continued; James
Conkling. malicious destruction of proper
ty, $40; NJ. Mcdonald, same, continued; !;
NJ. Strack, suspicious person. dismissed; H.
Youngjohn, petit larceny, $40; Edward De-
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