The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07
Legal InteIlIrence.

met st nine o'clock yesterday morning,
Judges sWayne and Wilson on the bench.
The Grand Jury vas empAnnelled and
charged by Judge Wilson. Its composed
ofthe following gentlemen:
Charles Booth, foreman; Edward Foster,
Stephen auckland, John Cutler, James s.. |
Robertson, Jacob ". Pettinrili. Jobn q.
McLain, E. N. Bangs, VIM. 8. Chamber
lin, George B. Tibbits, Augustus Fuller,
Sturges Lynes, D. z. Fields, Sanford W. |
Ollie, Frances Dawson, John W. Allen, |
James B. Wilbur, Anson C. Beardsley,
Achibald Powell and c. B. Rising.
The court was engaged sshort time in
hearing arguments in the case ofthe Uni
ted States Us. Four Hundred and Sixty-fve
Barrels of Distilled Spirits forfeited for
fraud under the Internal Revenue Law.
The District Attorney appeared for the
Government and Judge Ranney for claim
ant of property.
At eleven O'Clock the court took 3 recess
till two P. N. Nothing was done, however,
and the court stood adjourned till nine
o'clock this morning.
The following cases are set for to-day:
Hale vs. Hubbsll; Wilson Us. Hester; Smith
Us. Bailey.
D1srR1cr CoukT.-This court meets to-day.
The case of Edwin D Morgan eta Us.Millsr
NJ. spangler ct al, stands first on the dock
ct. It was was originally com menced IN
July, 1856, and is interesting to the extent
of S7O, 900. It relates to q quantity OF rail-
road iron in trGnsitE from New York city
TO Cincinnati. Upon its arrival here, the
property was levied on by divers parties
after which it was replevined BY the plain
tifs. The case has been tried once In the
Common Pleas Court, once in the District
Court. and has been once before the Su-
preme Court, from whence il was sent back
for further proceedings i the District
Court. The attorneys in the case will be,
George E. Pugh, R. NJ. CorWine, and s. B.
Prentiss, for the plaintiffs and Ranney,
Backus & Noble, J.P. Bishop, and G. stet-
son, for the defendants.
POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunksnness-Mary Shannon, j. Cowls,
David Donaldson, David Murphy, Andrew
Walker, Vim. DoWney, and Archibald Lsis-
ley, 81 and costs. Edward Sheppard, Jno.
Kelley, 50 and costs.
Disturbance-Wm. Carver and Mary Car
yer, S. and costs.
Assault and Battery-Nicholss Ready,
fned $40 and costs; Frederick Wolf, S.
and costs ; JOhn Darmstadt, s. and costs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gilmsrtin, con-
tinued to September sLh.
Destroying Fruit-Michael Darmstedt
and Alvis Milliner, fined the costs.
Petit Larceny-Ernest Schmall, contin-
ued to September Sth.
Grand Larceny-John Thompson, contin-
ued 10 September 1Ith.
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF CIGAR MAKERS
In June, 1854. q meeting was called and
held in New York city, by men interested
in raising tobacco and the manufacture of
cigars, when it was determined to organize
q National Union for the protection of their
interests. At the close of the meeting
Cleveland was designated as the point
for holding the next National Convention.
It was expected thst about thirty of the
chief cities of the States would be repre-
seuted in The Convention which met in
Temperance Hall az ten o'clock yesterday
morning. The following delegates reported
themselves:
Samuel W. Holmes, Newark, NJ J.
Robert W. Elliott, Chicago, Ill.
James Fine, st. Louis, Mo,
Joseph BokienS
Henry Miller, Milwaukee.
Benedict A. Hubbell, Baltimore.
Luther C. Walker,
Charles Winkler, Cincinnati.
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s. W. Phillips, CleVeIand.
Augustus Pfaf, Philadelphia.
James W. Morrow,
charles Baker,
Henry Roat, Chicago.
Thomas NJ. Dolan, Detroit.
Isaiah Holland, Suffolk, CT.
Christisn Nigsch, lafayette, Ind.
John W. LaVine, Baltimore.
Stalham W. Phillips, of Cleveland, was
made temporary Chairman, and Charles
Baker, Of Philadelphia, and 8. W: Holmes,
of Newark, n. J., appointed Secretaries.
A brief address was delivered by Mr..
Phillips, after which the Convention pro-
ceeded TO ballot for officers, with the follow
ing result:
President-Luther C. Walker, of Balti-
more.
Vice Presidents. ". Phillips, of Clsve-
land.
Secaetary snd Treasurer-Chas. Baker,
of Philadelphia. 40
The Convention then adjourned to three
o'clock P. N. No business of general i'm.
portancs was transacted.
The Convention will meet again at ten
o'clock this morning. The delegates will
indulge in q splendid supper and ball il
CARROTS Qate ~Chspin's) Hall tonight
The Convention will probably conclude
its deliberations on Friday.
PoL1oE REPORr.-We publish below the
report of the proceedings of the Police
Court, for the month of August, 1865:
To The Common. Council:
Number of persons arraigned--"---"-----21j
Number of persons arraigned.---.---------.. 81
Number ofState eIeminations----""-"---.- Il
Total number a~rraigned before Court. 30
City Cases
Amount of fines assessed o
Amount Of costs III "
Total amount of assessments----.--S7l5 0
Amount of fines collected 66 o
Amount of costs 1A 3
Total amount 5
Amount of fees paid witnesses-.--...--.. 10 o
Balance paid into the City treasury. $40 3
State Gases
Amount of fines assessed .........-..-......... S449 o
Amount Of costs assessed. 90 4
Amount of costs State exRminations)--. ITO .
Total amount of fines and costs"-"-- Sl0T7 4
Amount of fines 81 y
= AHaOuHb Sf costa 4O0 b
Total amount collected, and same paid
into the County Treasury"-..-....-. $I66 8
Oty Gases Finally Dis State Gases Finally Dis
posed o.. posed o..
Intoxication...-.n4 Assault and battery. 5
yagrancy-------- 81 Petit larceHy----;. L
Disturbance.-.-.--. ~ carrying concealed
naatrnvinO DrODertV Al HeaDOu6.,.....