The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08


Court PRoCEKDIEes.-CoHrt came 10 a
conclusion on Saturday last week, as
Judge Frease had to open court in Car
rollton on Monday.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Ohio vs. John Zerbe-Indicted for keep
ing rooms for the sale of liquor.-Fined
$50 and ordered to give bonds IN $1,000 for
discontinuanee of the practice.
James Barnett VS. Keziah Barnett
Divorce. Petition dismissed and plaintiff
ordered to pay defendants costs and ex-
pensss, assessed at $3.50. Both plaintiff
and defendant appeal to District Court,
and are ordered to give bonds for costs in
$500 each.
Cases 8, 4 and 5, each entitled "Ohio VS.
Abisha Way, Forgery" were ordered to be
left off the Docket.
OhiO7vs Wn, Tidball. Embezzelment.
Defendant plead guilty" Sentenced on
Saturday to two years in the Penittenta-
~. The prisoner was the express robber
at Alliance.
N. E. Wilcox VS. Canal Boat J. Jacobs,
Judgment for plaintiff for 1924. 93.
Geo. Worthington & Co. VS. George H.
Buckius. Judgment for the plaintiff by de-
fault for $968.s4.
Isaac H2rter & Sons vs. N. Neidig &
Co. judgment for the plaintiff by comics
sion.
c. Aultman VS. Geo. h. Buckius, iudg-
ment for plaintiff for 1884, and premises
ordered sold.
Daniel Hoover VS. H. S. Leland, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $673.53 {. andpremIses
ordered sold.
J. W. lane VS. L. c. Bishop, Judgment
for the plaintiff by default for $479.49.
Ohio vs. Henry Miller. Selling liquor.
Fined S. and costs.
Ohio VS. Charles Hartle. Same. Bond
given for appearance.
Jacob Rowland's Executor vs. Daniel
Stabler O. Co Judgment for plaintiff by
default for $76060 70.
John Myers vs. Martin Link, Judgment
for plaintiff for 1856. %.
E B. Leighly vs. Geo. V. Kelly, iudg-
ment for plaintiff for $298 so.
In the cases of the State against VIM.
Wilcox, Dudley, Columbus Henry and
Stephen Morris each was found guilty and
sentenced to two years in the penltentiary.
The State VS. SIlas Poe and Gustavus
Crupps, for shooting a valuable horse be-
longing to Reuben CulIor one evening
last September, the state failing to show
malice the Jury without leaving their seats
found them not guilty. The defendants
were boys of Is and were returning from
q hunt IN the evening and it seems were
wantonly and toolishly firing at random.
In the case Of Chance VS. Reeves the
Court overruled the motion for a new trial
on the application of the defence. An eff
fort will be made to take it up on error.
W. e. Thompson VS. Jacob Eicher,
Canton Building Association VS. C. Sim
ger, $4S7,79. I
John E. NOLAN VS. Peter W. Bear,
$344,07. :
John G~rOssplaus vs. Euos Rafensburger
]. w. Bowen VS. Peter Maurer $I45.O5.
Mary Opp vs. Jacob Moonshauer. De-
tendant entered into q recognizance in
$500 and continued.
Edmond ID. Davy Us o. N. Rartshorn.
ct al. Judgt. $522,57. :
y. w. Lane VS. L. c.. Bishop, Judgt. for
plft. for $479,60.
D. Craig McDonell VS. Bernard McCue.
Provisional Injunction allowed.
Cyrus Shohn VS. George E. Baldwin. ct
al Judgement against Baldwin as prin-
eipal only, George Archer and NJ. Will
suritIes, discharged.
Reese 81. QuIgley vs. Samuel Lesser. No
ton to set aside Sheriff sale overruled
and sale confirmed.
Simon Miller vsJ. b. Bachtel. Decree
for plaintiff.
VIM Holmes & Co. VS. Taylor CLAY. JudR-
for plaintiff $423,s3.
}. Talleiey's ex. W. P. Fl ". & C. R. B.
motion fOE new trial overruled.
Peter AufOng vs. P. Fit. w. 4 G. r. r.
Judgment for plaintiff $500.
AnHraW T. nntrds - C---l IL
Judgment for plaintiff $370,SO
i. L. LambOTn VS. Josiah Rossnberry.
Judgment for pitt, for $l74I, SO.
Albert Cary's ex. vs Alliance Ere Clay
20. Judgment for pitt for $6849,50 %,
Henry Welty Va Alliance White Lead
20. Judgment for pitt. for $756,5 So.
John Waller VS. Frank Murray. Judg-
nent for pitt for $337,75
James Il. McLaln VS. VIM. B. MeGinnis.
Judgment for pitt. for $122,9S
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