The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-11-06
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c0URr OF coAEMoN PLEAS.
John Wicks vs., Seymour Strong
Dismissed At deft's cost. 4 Ranney g
Haiti cid for pltfss c. A. Reed for deft.
john WfIks VS.. Seymour Strong ct
als.-Dismissed at deft's costs. Ran
ney s. Hatfield for plff; G. A Reed
/ for deft.
2 Margaret Whining Ys. Geo. Winning
Settled and costs paid. Geo. f. Rob-
deft.
Phebe Merriman, Ex'x of Hezekiah
4AaerrimaR va. Adelbert u. Day ct al,
Shesif' saie confrmed and deed or
dered. NJ. Stuart for petitioner.
Israel Greenleaf VS.. VIM. P. Knapp,
| ct al.-Judgmen by default for pif.
for 1884 40 and costs.
Samuel Shut VS., John f.. Carver
| Judgment for plff. by default for $183.-
! 80 and costs, and in default of pay
ment forthwith, property named in
petition be sold by Sheriff to pay the
same.
Wms O. Munaon VS.. 4 z Poor ct al
jury iai verdict for pIff. for $780,
80. Defts. 81 u their motion for new
s. Hatfield for deft.
Frances E. Haynes ct als.gvs. The
Atwater Coal Company ct als.-Defts
make default. Decree of foreclosure /:
lands to be sold, to pay ST, ,59l so.
Thomas Roberts Admir- VS.. The At
water. Coal Company Settled at de-
fendant1s costs y. w. Reilly and Ran
ney & Hatfield for plfF.
Thomas Roberts admir- of Richard
Roberts We. The Atwater Coal Com
pahy. Settled at deft's costs. J. w.
Reilly and Ranney & Hatfield for piff.
George Hufferd Admir- vs. The At
water Coal Company. Settled at de-
fendents costs. Ranney 81 Hatfield
for plff. ,s. ffH
The GaFrettsVille Savings and Loan
Association vs.. Isaac E. and Homer
Mills. Jury triel--verdict for defLs.
Motion for new trial before judgment.
Taylor 80 Horton for plff. Hart 81
Reed and F. E. Hutchins for defts.
!. w. H. Higgins ct al. VS.. Julius Cur
tiss.-Submitted to Court. Judgment
for deft. Plaintiffs demand second
trial allowed upon giving bail for
$500. Taylor 81 Horton for plff. !; NJ.
Stuart for deft. s..
lsD#ight Gof vs.. Julius Curtiss-
Submitted to Court-Judgment for
deft.9i Plaintiff demands second trial.
which is allowed upon giving bail in
$500, Taylor s. Horton fer plff. N.
Stuart for deft. 'ls.isl''7
Gay Henry VS.. Julius ,Curtiss-Sub-
mitted to- fCoHut-Jud dgment for def.
Plaintiff demands second trial. Al
lowed on giving bail in 5000 Taylor
s. Horton for piR. NJ. Stuart for deft.
The Grand Jury appeared at the
bar of the Court on Saturday morning
and returned bills of indictments
against Charles McGreW, alias Charles
Demon, for grand larceny; Butcher
Day, for assault with intent to COM
nit rape Edward Reed and Frances
Harris, fer burglary and larceny /;
William Leverage for horse stealing
Dallas Keller and Edward s.. Boards
ley for petit larceny Charles McGrew
and Frank Smith, for grand larceny 7;
Oliver /. Bailey, fer rape Oliver /
Bailey and VIM. Holloway, for rob-
berry s. Harvey for house breaking
S. Harvey for grand larceney; J. g.
Moore for receiving stolen property,
and Frank A. Beecher for seduction.
Il WCENG w WOA 0iSO AONuA IL
ed for violations of the liquor laws.
The Grand Jury also reported that
! they find upon inspection of the Jail
that the rules prescribed by the Court
for the goYernmet of that institution
have been faithfully kept and observ-
ed in regard 10 discipline and treat
ment of prisoners. They recommend
to the Commissioners the making of
suitable repairs in the flooring to rem
der the prison safe; and that suitable
rooms be provided for the Comfort,
convenience and health of Grand and
| Petit Jurors, and for the Prosecuting
Attorney and the County Treasurer,
deemiDg those nowrin, use as incon-
venient and insufficient. <G
State VS.. Blucher Day-Indictment
| for Assault with intent to commit
rape. Deft. arraigned, plead not gull
ty. Case continued to next term.
Defendant entered in bonds in $1,000
for his appearance on first day of next
term, with Hinman Day aud Samuel
o. Calvin as surities.
State VS.. Edward Reed and F. A.
Observation-Disclosures for Burglary. De-
PENDANTS arraigned, and plead moi
| guilty, S, d. Norton assigned as
COunSC1 III AOECl00nb APOCAAE anu u ~
Horton for defendant Harris.
i State VS. VIM. Loverage.-Indict-
mept for Horse Stealing, Defendant
arraigned. Plea s'gullty." Sentenced
ITO three years in Penitentiary from the
first dayof1the term.
State VS.. Patrick McMan.--Indict.
ment for keeping room for sale OF
liquor-Arraigned plea guilty. Fined
$50 and costs, and room ordered to be
closed till bail be given in $1,000 not
to sell in violations of law.
State VS.. Same. - Indictment fol
selling to minor-Plea guilty. Fine
$50 and costs.
State VS.. NJ, Sehneck-Indictmen
for keeping room sc. Plea guilty
: Fine $50 and costs. Room ordered
, closed Till bail in $1,000 be given that
/ defendant will not.sell in Violation o.
law,
Jonathan L. Stralton VS.. Jacob Blanl
ct. al.-SherifI's sale confirmed, ant
deed ordered. ID. L, Rockwell fol