The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30

and Jei en- All Mccarthy for 81, 900. She al
leges tia, she was wounded in her feelings
and reputation, and deprived of the COM
pany of her friends by being elected from
her premises and mailing up her house.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Schwei.
kert and wife to Caroline Maineck, Lot
554, fronting 80 feet-6n the west side OF
Columbia street. in Buena Vista addition;
5000.
VIM. Krautz and wife to @. W. Robson &
Co., Lot 183, on Liberty street, and Lot No.
679. in Trustees addition; $3.50.
Mr.. VIM. Kraus, the well-known butcher
OF Finchtown, made an assignment yester-
day. His liabilities amount to nearly
$1,000. His assets consist of Q slaughter
house, dwelling-house and four vacant lots,
In addition to his personal estate. Mr.. J.
J, Heisch, to whom the assignment was
made, filed his bond last night, with John
Wohlfart and Peter Eyer as surety.
Ex-Councilman Michael Carr, after o long
and lingering illness of that dreaded disease
consumption, passed off silently shortly
after II last night at his residence on Harris
and Columbia streets. He was a member
In good standing Of the knights of Honor,
and represented the Sixth Ward in Conn
NV va WIN u: Greuit ne WAS IN nlS tnilty-eis!
y.Sr y,o MS iuherai Will Jake place ouhsay
o. p III.
Edward W. Padgett, q young man we'll
known and highly esteemed, died last
night at half-past II o'clock at his home,
l42 York street, after lingering illness
OF consumption. He was for number OF
years previous to his illness employed in
the money department at the Adams Ex-
press Company, and was special favorite
both with his employers and among his
fellow employees.
Cry CouNm,.-The c;tv courc,, mat IN
repular session last n;sht The nrd;narna -,
fixinp the salar;ss of c;tv oeic;ol, ond an,'
Moves At tho figures .dnntad a. tha orn.
yjous meeting was introdnceJ Ths I ;tpm, ,
we're discussed and wranoIed nvar fnr
several bonrs and fnalIv sJontaJ v;th
several changes III. salary ~ tba cXhntv
Judee was fi9ed a. SSno ner .nnnro. Cnnn,
tv Attornav Soon. civ RI Ern;naa- q non.
members of the nnl;ce force az nsr ',Y wsst
each. Dr. Tho, % az was eiecteJ civ phvs;.
clan In nlacs of Dr Chamhsrs Harrv
Schriver was eIactsd Trrstaa of tbo W.T.,
Works. "~'-
Tun M.u ,r MI.
os nm na,Iad ATNlss IN ~ mGkDss CAsh-Inis case
mo Tha romm. o"aa .n,.. ooufs . .n,S .oi.- ~
- ';l ~, was !ocAeu W Tvs
hrnnn1't 90" p".S th ano priscner whSh
J oJ"sn' s"s.hI: ,to .ne lo1ln was wnite as cna'K
LJ M"i, 'ie,ao,ns nd un VIII tes[. Messrs' Y. y.
daiam. % a"a 40 osJe' mnI psssan appeared ior tne
ploved 10 assist iudve CIsarv | ;n nro.scrt;nr " i'm;
the case.
John Schwartz, taller. was The first called
to the witness stand. He testified that nm
the morning of the murder. shortly after :
o'clock, he heard the words "You will will
you," which was repeated three tines and
in his best iudgment the LANGUAGE was
made use of by Connally. the murdered
man. He went to the iail window and
saw Connallv with blood snnrt;no fron, .
terrible wound in the side Of his nect I.' "
The razor Was bere produced and ident;.
fed as the one he (Schwartzl picked from
the iail floor covered with blood stains Rv
request of the counsel on both sides tbs
Sheriff was charged to take the iury to AZ.
anime the iail. Dr., Meisenheimer was mart
called and explained the condition Of the
murdered man when he first saw him and
the nature of the wounds He Considered
the wound would prove necessarily fatal
from the first.
Thomas Cottingham was next sworn. but
histestimony was not taken, ~
Louis Edenburg, a prisoner IN the Jail at
the time the cutting was done. was next
called, and his testimony was being taken
when our report closed.
cp,urr.r Cornr srr n.x H.
tho casa of Mod Rromn ;,d;o.Jl Ivy ~
suffering gaming was unable to a.rss .nd nd
we're DISCHARGED. Gnstave Amb,as wss inv
dicted for assault and hattarv TN. i ~.
party who is alleged to have strncn I fao a
Hanser Tho bakss With S 80 S0n IL. Lev ;'
snd dd cost. " pA'""s anu ~ was nheo ~
r NJ" 80 GS.d 1, A., ..r.