The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02
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fHHE 4Qurt OF C9hROp fleaS SUD
\ pd Initial fhf Sed isIsSS,iSnlon Frida,
afternoon at which time It adjourned
over until the 18th instant.l sLittl.
business of general interest has beer
transacted duLing the term.
The following are the criminal cases
dieposed of:
! : ts,sv, John aSseI For assault and
\ 4baftefys ! DefentlShtS pleads guilty
Sentenced to pay a fine OF fifteen dol.
lars and costs, and stand committed
till same are paid. ~ 81
State VS. Thomas Ellis-Burglary
and larceny. Recognizsnce forfeited,
State VS. William Brooks. Burglary
| larceny and receiving stolen goods.
defendant pleads guilty as to rcceiv-
ing stolen goods aud is sentenced to
togf year ip the PeiffeptiAry from Oct.
1 lHAfs VI UNiltor. IHfaison. Arson.
Jury trial. Verdict not guilty, solely
on the ground of the insanity of de-
fendant.
State va Arthur Daniels, Harry
Turner and Eddie Farrell. Assault
and battery. Defendants plead guilty
and are sen.enced TO pay fine of ten
dollars each aud costs Of prosecution
and to stand committed till same are
paid or secured.
ftStA.s sNfbfF SElaeil. Burglary.
Tried TO jury. Verdict not guilty and
defendant discharged.
State vs. William Coe. Grand lar
ceny. Defendant pleads guilty and is
sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tiary from October 25th, 1876, and to
pay costs.
State VS. Lewis Standardization
glary and larceny. Pleads guilty.
iSenten6edite one year In the peniten-
tiary and to pay costs Of prosecution.
State vs John Storm. Petit larceny.
Pleads guilty. Sentenced to ten days
in Jail, to pay fine of SIS, restore to
Lycurgus Hoover the sum of S25 and
pay costs Of prosecution, and to stand
committed till the fine and costs are
paid or secured.
, state vsF Andrew Taylor. Selling
liquor in violation of law. Defendant
pleads guilty, and is sentenced to pay
q fine OF twenty dollars and costs, and
to stand committed till same are paid.
State VS., Frank Cooley. Petit lar
ceny. Plea guilty. Sentenced TO ten
days in Jail from October 18th, 1876,
TO pay fine of $25 and costs of prose-
cution, and to restore to w. p. Clark
$40, and to stand committed till fine
and costs are paid. > TFT
State vs. Frank Cooley. burglary.
Pleads guilty. Sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary from October 25th,
1876, and to pay costs of prosecution.
The folloNing divorce cases were
of:
Catharine Dinges VS. Frank Dinges |
Divorce granted aud $500 alimony de.
creed to petitioner.
Robert w. King vs Emmie liking.
Divorce deereed, and BY agreement OF
i8ftie9 dhedt fshdantis allowed $3.50
Ursula Lewis vs. Stephen o. Lewis.
Petition for alimony aud to give Pc
itioner full and complete control of
zeal estate described in petition.
Prayer of petition granted.
Ella Nj. Tiff vs Horatio M. Tiff.
Divorce granted and petitioner to be
'estOred to her maiden name of Ella
". Peck.
Helen A. Kirk vs. Charles T.. Kirk
Divorce granted on ground of wilful
Ibscence of defendant for more than
hree years. Petitioner TO be restored
o her fhafden name of Helen A. Car
on. and to recover Of defendant $500
Ilim0ny aud costs of suit.
Lavinia NJ. Walling va Oliver B
Valling. Divorce granted on ground
n f-~ItGnl QhSonNo4 nj AAfnn1onf fouJ
more than three years and gross neg
oct OF dnty for came period. Peti-
iOner to have sole care aud custody :
4 minor child Hesry Nj. WalIing, and
hat defendant pay costs of suit.