Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13
Court Neutrality-suspicious. Term,
noS. n. T. cuArFEr, PRESIDING.

Court adjourned Saturday Until wednesday,
November IA. In the mean time Judge Chat
fee holds weeks session IN Lake county, 10
finish up the October term
r. s winship ". j. NJ Smfth-plaintif re-
covers $220 and costs. ..I..
q. L. Morey vs. sam. Bishop-judgmen for
plaintiff for 1926 %.
]. Dr. Faulkner VS.. Jas. Marvin-continued,
! with leave to plaintiff to reply.
j. Mullen vs. F. Chapman--settlcd, each
party to pay his own costs
d. f. Quinby VS.. L. r. GriGfls--pfaintiff ro.
covers $ll9 and costs.
s. w. Bclot vs. r. Butcher-judgment for
plaintiff, 1919 a.
Mary Stroud vs. San uel Stroud--dvorco
cause, adultery. Decree ranted with 60 acres
Of land and personal effects as alimony.
Hannah Hall VS.. S. G. Hall continued, with
leave too defendant TO answer.
Jas. s. Snow VS.. John Shave and wife-set-
tied and costs paid.
II. ii. Bailey VS.. z. II. Thompson judgment
for plaintiff for $146 and costs.
A. Bliss w. NJ Capron-scttled at 'aintiff s
costs.
Jane Il. Crosby va VIM. Button-o,ntiuucd
with leave To defendant TO answer
VIM Slepatd ". Lawrence Flcming.-con-
tinued.
J.. A. Sanders VS.. Rachel Sanders divorce ;
decree granted; cause, willful absence
f. s. Moore VS.. ]. B. Acknowledgment
for plaintiff, s8st so.
7. Mitchell vs.. r. Simonct- settled and costs
paid.
John $. Bellows VS.. Julia A. Bellows-di-
vorcc. Decree granted on ground of willful
absence.
Buffalo and Erie Railroad Co. VS.. c. Mar.
rington- continued with leave to plaintiff to
amend and make new parties.
T.S. Winship VS.. VS. A. J. st. John ct al
Judgment by default of 1912 4O
| Ohio VS.. G. Barnard and c. Dorman-rob.
berry and burglary jury trial. The defendants
ave accused Of Tobbng Mrs. j. Werwap of
Geneva, in July last. of $50. After long and
exciting trial the jury found defendant Barnard
guilty he being tried alone) of robbery and
| bur gnry. motion was mnde fsT new trial
and will heard before tbs final adjournment ol
court
J. Il. Shepard rs. Sarah A.. Sinclaff--coniin.
ucd, with leave 10 defendants 10 answer
J. Van Bureu vs. A. Field ct al.-ury trial
This cause was brought on for the recovery OF
the payment of 81 900 note Verdict for tile
plaintiff. Second trial granted.
s. Hayward VS.. Sim. Keith ct al.-judgment
for plaintiff of $905 4S.
! Ellen KeRnon VS.. l.. Kennon-diyorce
granted on grounds Of adultery.
Phebe A. Rest vs. hioses Rest-divorce
granted on grounds of adultery, and that 49
acres Of land be set aside tor her slimony
e. f. Willsey VS.. F. d. Wilsey-divorce
granted on grounds of drunkenness.
Gilbert Harmon vs.. Eliza G. Skinner-jury
trial. Verdict for plaintiff, and damages as
sessed at $72 &c.
VIM. McMichael vs.. Philip Darmstadt-this
case is referred 10 A. H. Watkins, as Special
Master COMMISSIONS.
A. Esty VS.. 5. b. Watrous-settled and costs
paid.
G.. Morrison VS.. J. Boree--continued with
leave TO defendant to answer.
Ohio vs.. {. NJ. BurlinghAm-se selling LIQUOR.
The Prosecuting Attorney enters a nOile in the
indictment at defendants costs, and the de-
fendant is discharged.
Ohio VS.. c. NJ. Burlingham-sc selling liquor.
Plead guilty and fined $l5 and costs.
Ohio VS.. G. VI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms.
Plead guilty and fined $50 and costs.
Ohio vs., NJ. ID. Bacon-perjury; Ohio VS..
n. Leonard-perjury; Ohio VS.. II. p. Tuttle-
/ felonious assault of whom n noile prose9ui was
entered and defendants discharged
Matilda Petrie vs. G. Pctrie-dvorce decree
granted on ground of neglect of duty.
Reporter.