The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Common Plen. cnuIt.-oe,. Term.
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THURsDAY--Ncarly the whole day occupied in
hearing the case Of Clogett VS. Lutz, as mentioned
in our last--submtted to the Jury at half past
three, verdict rendered at five in favor Of Plain
.iG. Notice was given by Defendant FOR second
trial.
| The Grand Jury reported the following bills
which were entered upon the Criminal Docket.
State of Ohio VS. John +. H. Stachle charge,
Shooting with intent TO Eill." This case
rignuted at Green Syringe, and grew out Of an
tttempt Of an officer to arrest defendant This
case is SC for hearing on Friiey Nov. 5th,
State Of Ohio ys Michael Conner. charge, "As
'ault & Battery" or attempt to commit A.
free fight" This case originated in f. Ball, in
he month Of August. Michael was tried before
Mayor Keen. aud bound over in the sum Of two
hundred dollars, and on default was committed
to Jail, where he remained until ts-lay. After
making divers solemn promises to the Judge to
"niver taste anither drap" and to "niver 60 into
lnither free fight" and to pay iue Of five dol.
lars and cost Of prosecution, he was liberated.
State Of Ohiov Ebeuezer Smith, charged with
Rape" This case originated at Green Springs
Mr.. Smith was arraigned, and on plea Of "nol
J guilty. was held to answer at the March term Of
this court, under bond Of one thousand dollars.
State Of Ohio VS. Augustus Schlomau, Bllhaser
L.ible, Frank Gear and John Kcrchncr, ch rged
with "Riot." Those parties were araigncd for
icmolishiug liquor shop at The west end Of the
Bridge on Market Street
State of Ohio IS Leonard Smith, charge, "Petit
Larceny" This case originated according to
charge in DEFENDANTS stealing two watches from
Boarding House in Ft Ball.
In ease Of State Of Ohio, vs Olesa Myers, as re-
ported in our last, Mr. Myers was arraigned, and
on plea Of "not guilty" and avering that certain
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swer at the next term Of court, under bond Of one
Thousand dollars in eaeli case.
The remainder Of the day was occupied in hear
Ing the case Of Kentz ys Christlip. A utbrought
by PlaintF for the recovery of money advanced
70 Defendant as rent upon mill, which mill was
burned few days after Plaintiff had taken pos.
session Of it--Steni & johnson counsellor Plain
tiff and W P. & H. Noblceounsel for Defendant.
FRDAY--case above mentioned submitted to
the Jury, and i yerdictrendcred in behalf of De.
fcndant. The Grand Jury reported the following
bills ..s.
State Of Ohio vs. Henry Wolf& Lorenzo Wolf,
charged with Assault a Battery ,"uIon thcpef-
son Of one Umlar.
State Of Ohioys Owen Graham, charge of "Kid-
napiug. This case originated in TT. Ball about
the lst Of September.
State Of Ohio VS. Francis Warren, charge Burg
larry" Defendant arpigned on charge of stealing
two pair Of Boots from Milers Shoe Store in this
city. Trial assigned for Wednesday, the Sd
State Of Ohio VS. John Smith, charge, "Pctit
larceny Defendant arraigned charge of en-
terng the Residence of Mrs. Royce in IT. Ball
and stealing Watches, Jewelry &C.. ,rtr,
Safe Of Ohio VS. John Smith charge Grand
Larceny, Defendant arraigned on charge Of steal
ing gold watch de-, from the residence above
named at a different time. Defendant in Jail
awaiting trial. Wm. johnson counsel.
stlte of Ohio VS. JohnL Noonan, charge CAS-
sauIt &C." This case had its origin in the Kid
naping case above mentioned Noonan assum-
ing, according to evidence, the responsibilities Of
an officer, in taking the child. .--,-
The remainder Of Friday was occupied in tho
hearing Of several unimportant cases. aTB
SArURDAH-The court convened and receiv-
ed the following bills from the Grand Jury,g
State Of Ohio vs. II artin Hayes, Daniel Hayes
and David Noll, charge " Petit Larceny" This
{ case originated in Liberty the Defendants being
charged with stealing wheat from one Henry Sto-
ner--Parties arraigned and on plea Of mot gull
ty" were recognized to appeAs from day to day
in the sum Of two hundred dollaro each. Noday
assigned, as yet, for trial.
State Of Ohio, vs. Lueius Smith, charge CAS-
sault q Battery" This case originated at Green
Sprugs--Defendant arrigned, on ehargeO Of com
mitting Assault a Battery upon the person Of
o one james Monigomery,and on plea Of 'ipot gull
Z ty" was recognized in tie sum Of one hundred
dollars 10 appear from day 10 day. 90 ra
One or two other bills we're found but which
have notyet been entered uPonthe Docket.
There being no further business before tn,
d Grand Jury L was discharged after session o
p Eve days and finding seventeen indictments.
The court adjourned until Monday morning.
NoSpAY-e commenced at o'clock, TIL
I following cases were disposed Of,
: Moss BFsthers ys, W. O. liedges and othepa-
( Suit TO recover amount Of promisory note of 4
J. Boyd, deceased, endorsed by W. @. II. 4 Co
judgement for Plaintihs 10 the sum Of S2O4l .25
Notice Of demand for second trial. II. Goodman
, d Lee Brewer for Plaindfs.h Watson Hal
! Tor W Q. Hedges a CO. ItIfhHal0
Elizabeth MeKitriek vs. John STANDARDIZATION
2 for Dover in the undivided half Of 100 acres Q
land in Venice township. acknowledgements
were sold under proceedings in Partition and dow
M err thereby defeated Order for assignment Of dow
d eF as demanded, Notice ofarpeal. Lee a Brew
y y ar for Plaintiffs. Stem a johnson for Defend
i eptV, ......
u The remainder Of The day was occupied i
hearing modons, arranging parties in erisnipn
eases, and natuFaliEing citizens sc.