The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-03-23
COurt 8f Common Pleas.

We contints& our report of Court proceed
ing on the 10th. Kennath McClelland VS.
D. c. Busou, et al, civil aGtion-iudpt. for
plfit for 1925 -
Clement Russell rs city of lLassillon.
civil action, judgt. for plft. for s., 732 81,
second trial allowed
Joseph Hosslec gave security to keep
the peace as against Catharine Hossler.
Lswis Brumbaugh VS. Slmuel Ulrich ct
al, civil action, iudgt. for plfit. $26S o.
Also iudgt. Tor Jacob KummelI 1872 &c
and for George Bower $6i6 %.
ON the 18th in the c..se of John I,arwill
Tvs Aaron Barrell et I'll, civil action. l,efe,q-
ed ia Alexander Biercc aud 70 reI,,j.+ dur
Ing inc present term
On the 18th, IN the case 'f Nn Eel her
e. al Us John E Smith ct a civil action,
on mortgage, iuGgt for pPff $2!G. -
IL II Myer & Bro VS. Stripe ct I'll. CIV
il action, iudgt for pl' ifs S9G OS.
In the application of the city of Canton
Tor the appropriation Of property for wa
Ter works. Leave was granted to make
The heirs of Christian miller, decd, par
| ties, and the case was continued.
John Flscher's adm'X VS. Percy Pease ct
al, continued by consent.
John Wonderly VS. Alowese Keiser ct
| al, civil action, judgt for pl'ff $34 43, and
! also that Of Matthias Schlegel, recover lien
of $25.
On the Dist, VIM F Ricks vs. ALary E
Kicks ct al, partition ordered.
Charles Seymour VS. Vim C Thompson
continued with leave to answer.
Application of city of Canton to extend
North Walnut street, ordered city pay
damages as assessed on before Nay lst,
1870, and have right to open said street.
A similar entry as to North Plum
Hezeklah Nichols VS. Robt Nichols ct al
Partition, sheriff ordered to distribute pro-
| ceeds of sale.
P Stedham &; Co VS. Kent Jarvis ct al,
| continued by consent.
Henry w Thomas VS. Jno Thomas ct al
partition. Sheriff ordered to make deed
and distribute proceeds of sale.
Adam kurtz VS. Jacob Kurtz civil ac-
| tlon, pltf to recover S7l9 10.
Nary Eliza Braehm VS. Charles Braehm
divorce allowed and that plfft have Gus
tody OF child and deft. pay her $500
| Lewis Koons VS. James McCurdv ct al
civil action, foreclosure of mortgage lien
judgt for plfft. Tor 1863 25; and Tudgts al.
so adJudged to L. v Bockius for 1927 81
and to G. c. Snyder for 1886 81. Sherin
ordered to sell premises.
Elizabeth Shario VS. Nary Ann Sharic
ct al, partition; sheriff ordered 10 assign
dover, Henry c. Hushbugers Guardian
VS. Eli Hushbuger ct al, partition, sheriff
! ordered to make partition.
). Bloch VS. Eli Iigler et al, sale APP
proved and dce'l ordered.
+ Samuel Lesser VS.. VIM. P. Clay, civil
action, Judgment for plaintiff, $4l0 so.
Nost of those indicted for selling LIQUOR
have responded and paid their fine and
costs, the fines usually being fifty dollars
In Ohio VS.. Louis So1nmett, shooting
with intent to kill, jury found a verdict d
assault and brttery only.
Ohio VS.. VIM. Sinclair, assault and bat
terry. Verdict guilty, and sentenced to
ten days imprisonment on bread and wa
ter
Ohio VS.. James Hack, manslaughter.
stabbing George Reed at Fulton, who died
eight days after. The trial OF Mack
commenced on Monday morning, and was
given to the jury Tuesday afternoon, who
IN few minutes returned verdict of not
! guilty. 1t seems Reed was large and
powerful man, and on overbearing, insult
ing bully, and the stabbing was done in
self-defense, and repeated insults and
blows, and throwing beer in Mack's face.