Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
E 5 Intelllgence.


coURT OF CoMxoN PLEAs-CIvn BRAEcH.-
In court room Ne. i, before Judge Bolton,
the case Of Alexander Howard Us. Orlando
Cutter and others, administrators, was called.
Suits brought on a note of sS,sI5.SS, which
note defendants claim is a forgery. Messrs.
Jones and Parish appear as counsel for
plaintiff, and Messrs. Payne, Wade and
Williamson for defendants. The case was
not concluded yesterday.
In court room No. 2, before Judge Foote,
the case Of Sigismund Stein Us. Daniel Umb-
staetter was on trial to a jury. 1t is a suit
in replevin, to recover a lot of machinery,
consisting of looms, &c. The case was not
disposed of yesterday. Messrs. F.. 4. Back
US and John C.. Grannis are counsel for
plaintiff, and Messrs. Lynde and Friend
for defendant.
CRIMINAL BRANcH-BEFoRE JUDGE CoFFIS-
BERRr.-A motion for a new trial in the
case of the State rs. John Nelson, found
guilty of grand larceny, was made by de-
fendsnt's attorney, I. Buckingham, Esq,
but was overruled. A motion was entered
in arrest of judgment, in the case of the
State rs John Hays, found guilty of shoot
ing with intent to wound, was submitted
to the court, but not passed upon.
The case of the State Us. Robert Washing
ton, indicted for manning, was noaed.
The following divorce case was disposed
of:
Susan Lowery rs. David Bowery wilful
absence for three years and gross neglect of
duty. Decree granted. A. II. Brinsmade
plaintiffs attorney.
The court then addressed itself to passing
sentence on the following convicted parties
State Us. William Birdsall; u%ttering and
publishing forged check. Penitentiary
three years.
State Us. Edward Bradley horse stealing.
Penitentiary three years.
State es. John Foster; horse stealing.
Penitentiary four years.
State US. Lorenzo c. Mallory; horse steal
ing. Penitentiary seven years.
State IS. James Mcdonald; grand larceny.
EenltenuaTy I'VE years.
State Us. John steinman; grand larceny.
PenitentiarY three years.
State rS. orrin Markham; bigamy. Pen
itentiary one year.
State rs. Henry lie; grand larceny. Pen
itentiary four years.
State rs. John Nelson; grand larceny.
Penitentiary three years.
State as. Thomas Willard stabbing with
intent to wound. Cell ten days and fine Of
$50 and costs.
State rs. William Clark; burglary and
larceny. Penitentiary one year.
State Us. Clara F. Taylor and Margaret
A. Holmes; grand larceny. Penitentiary
two years each.
State Us. Thomas Akin; assault with in
tent to rape. P~enitentiary three years.
State Us. Henry L~ighthyser; shooting
with intent to wound. Penitentiary three
years.
State Us. Horace Ray; burglary and lar
ceny. Penitentiary one year.
State Us. John Murphy; horse stealing.
P~enitehtiarY three years.
State rs. Henry Howard horse stealing.
P~enitentiary three years.
State Us. John Logan; grand larceny.
Penitentiary three years.
State rs. George Hardtop; grand larceny.
P~enitentiary i've years.
State rs. Aaron C. Adams; assault with
intent to rob. Penitentiary five years.
State rS. Thomas Kehoe; uttering and
passing counterfeit Treasury notes. Peni-
Tertiary six months and $500 fine.
State Us. Charles A. Ringer; passing coun-
terfeit Treasury notes. Penitentiary five
years and six months and fine of $500.
State Us. James H. Isaaes; grand larceny
%Penitentiary n year.
POLICE C~oURr.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning;
Drunkenness-Conrad Coon, Leonard En-
ders, Frederick Enders, Daniel Hogan, John
Wright, Michael Heron and George B. Crap
ser, each fined 81 and costs Wilson Marsh,
John Finn and James Kagan, 50 and costs,
each.
Disturbance-John Hogan, costs; James
Cunningham, 50 and costs.
Abusing offeer-John Carter, 81 and costs;
Daniel Hogan, SIS and costs.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Glass and
John Wagner, cases held over to 9th inst;
James Walsh and Jacob Nelson, each fined
S. and costs.
Petit Larceny-Maggie German, James
Hayes, James DufTey and George Early,
costs John Sweeney, S. and costs James
Kelley and Charles Watson, each fined SO
and costs, and sent to jail ten days.
Grand Larceny-Frederiek Leib, John
Eislea and James Mitchell, bound oven in
bail of $500; Frederick Leib, second count,
bound over in bail of 81 600.