Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-09
The Courts.

| United STATEs CIRCUIT COURT. - BefOr
Judge WILSON The Circuit Court was opene,
yesterday morning for business, and the Doeke
called.
j. (. INGERsoLL, Esq was admitted to practic
in the United States Courts.
"struck jury" was made out to sit upon tht
case of the Wellington rescuers. For the beneft
OF the uninitated we will say that this struck ju
Fy" is formed by a list of forty names being frs
made out by the Clerk of the Court, from which
the District Attorney aud the Counsel for the de-
tense, Judge SPALDING, alternately struck off 8
name until these sixteen are left of which the first
twelve who are called viii constitute the Jury
The following is the Jury as selected yesterday:
George Knupp, Tifin, Seneca County.
James c. Healy, Napoleon, Henry
sabiel Scott, st. Marys, Auglaize
Edward Foster, Bryan, Williams
Reuben Il. Ghilson, Defiance, Defiance 81
Samnel S. Caldwell, Bucyrus, Crawford {"
James S. Kelly, Massillon, Stark
Dan z. Rhodes, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Andrew Luzerbeel, Tiffn. Seneca
Miller Moody, BelleviIle, Richards
G. W.Slingluff, Canal Dover, Tuscarawaso
James Justice, Fremont, Sandusky
o. N. Allan, Cadiz, Harrison
John Carroll, Marysville, Union
G. Harper, Upper Sandusky, Wyandott
Andrew Scott, Newton Falls, TrumbulI
The assignment of causes will be made this
morning. No Jury having yet been empannelled
there will probably be no Trials until next week.
CouRT M CoNNoN prp.s " II It. i,
ministrator VS.. Stephen Taylor 1t. al. Suit on
petition TO sell land. Out of thirty witnesses. but
two were examined, when the case was argued and
submitted. Ranney, Baekus and Noble for plain.
tf,-Wood, White and Noble for defendant. jury
out.
o. Brien VS.. C. C. & C. R. R.Co. Suit to re-
cover damages for injuries received by plaintiff
On trial
Tod, Yates and Taylor vs. Steamboat Michigan.
Suit for coal sold and delivered to defendant in
1885, Amount claimed $780, Verdict for Plaintiff
for SAT.
Robert Law vs. Henry Sopper. Suit for DANA
ges in non-fulhIlment of contract. Damages
claimed $50. Jury out
Morgan Waters vs. Charles Conlan. Suit to re-
cover land which defendant claims was given to
him in consideration of marrying plaintiffs daugh-
ter. Verdict for plaintiff
In regard to the Alden and Pelton cases II is
claimed by Alden's friends that there were some
important errors in our corrected statement" of
the facts published yesterday morning. Another
suit in connection with the case will be tried to-
day, and when we next publish "fuIl and COM
lrafu o-,-,n
eia seal of half the lawyers in the city attached
Alden's friends claim that Pelton had not only
seen the receipt previous to the first trial. bat had
the original or copy in his possession for months
before the trial, and was fully prepared to meet
and dispose of that receipt.
tkoBATE CoURT-JUDGE TILDEN-R Buck
hart, selling intoxicating liquor, dismissed on one
charge, fined $50 and costs and imprisoned in
County jail ten days on bread and water, on an
other. E. Shillinger, keeping gambling house,
was fined $50 and costs. Thomas Hearnes, petit
larceny, acquitted. John stroghan, Sr., and John
Jr, assault and battery. case dismissed
on defendants paying costs. James Lyon, petit
larceny, Case continued to April Thomas Foote
and Patrick Hart, petit larceny, plead guilty. and
were fined IS and costs each. Michael and Marga-
ret Aclnnery, assault and battery, acquitted
James Hines, petit larceny, sent to prison 80 days
on bread and water, and fined $40 and COSTS
VIM Wilcox and J. Webb, assault and battery,
Emelia Taylor, petit larceny, not guilty
Leberley, who was on trial for petit larceny was
yesterday morning to pay fine of $500
and costs and to be imprisoned for thirty days on
the enarge ofsiealing railroad lamp, and on the
charge of stealing railroad springs and knobs, was
fined 500 and costs.