The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-07
Court Of Common Pleas.

Inc Is SUMMARY VI tic
business done in the Court of Common
Pleas of our county during the first
week o. the November Term the eof:
The case of Patrick Maloy VS. Henry
Free, ct al, was dismissed.
Ezra Nye & Starr VS.. Linsay s. Crit
fifth. Dismissed.
Elizabeth Street VS.. Chs rles Street, ct
al. Order for assignment of dover.
Birely & Miller vs.. Henry Price.
Compromised and settled.
A. 7. Walker VS.. Sam'l Hull. Dis
missed without prejudice at pl'tf's cost.
Martha A. Thompson VS.. Charles Ii
Thompson. Suit for divorce. Dismiss
cd without prejudice a plaintiff scosts.
Howe d Hubbell VS.. Bidlow & Hamil.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Cornelius Keller VS.. NJ Sha'er and
wife. Dismissed.
Wilson Runyon IS r L Harris, ct al.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
w NJ Wilson VS.. John Harshman.
Dismissed 1t plaintiffs costs.
Eli Fisher vs.. jesse Siercr, jr. Com
promi ed and dismissed.
i D Sprigg, Ag't, VS. John Law. Dis
missed.
j C Marshall, Admir-, VS. Tie Excel
sior School Furniture Company. Dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Jacob Nation VS. VIM 10y. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
j NJ Yanausdal VS. G w Smith, ct al.
Dismissed.
Henry Hutton VS. Palestine, Braffts-
| will, New Paris and New Westville
Turnpike Co. Judgment by confession
for $2,23l ,S5 and 10 per cent interest
thereon from the 23d day of June, 1857.
Whiteley, Fa-sler & Kelley VS. Thos
A White. On motion and affidavit oil
defendant continued at def'ts costs.
II C Hiestand VS. + j Foster. ct al.
Notion to COMPEL plaintiff to number
his causes of action i'll his petition . Mo-
ton overruled and exceptions taken.
Eliza Bruce W VIM Alderman. No
ton to dismiss for want Ufjurisdiction,
Oyerruled and exception taken.
II HES and vs. F 7 Foster. Heard
upon defendants demurrer to petit on;
demurrer sustained; exception taken
and leave to file amended petition.
VIM w Walls VS. Moore & Fio:a. De-
murrer to petition overrGled and ex-
ception taken by defendants; defend
an.s ruled to answer i'll ten days.
VIM w Walls VS. WIN Moore. De-
murrer to petition overruled and ex-
ception TAX II by defendant; defendant
ruled to answer in ten days.
WmW Walls VS. NJ j Flora. Demur-
rer to petition olerruled; exceptions
taken and defendant ordered to answer
in ten days.
Horne, Lee Sc Prichard VS. w II
Smith. Judgment by default for $ll9,-
81.
TIC Pottenger VS. f F Beard. Tried
to a Jury; judgment for plaintiff Tor
81, S43 40.
Henry Slower VS. J c Focht, ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff by default for
$233,65.
Sarah ] Cox VS. John kirkpatrick.
Jury trial; Judgment for plaintiff Tor
$31,95.
David Koontz VS. John Strobe. Mo-
ton to strike out part of Petition over
ruled and exception taken.
Reuben Pottenger VS. Thomas Potten-
ger. Death of defendant suggested and
leave to plaintiff to file supplemental
petition making new parties.
John Carver VS. Jacob Carver, ct al.
Demurrer of defendants TO petition
heard and sustained and ruling except
ed to.
Eli Brown VS. G W Hunt, ct al. Jacob
Segal, ore ofthe defendants, withdrew
his answer and disclaimed all interest
in the action, and premises ordered to
be sold.
James NJ Barnet VS. The Amizon IIs.
Co. This ca e has been on trial to a
Jury for the last two or three days ofthe
sci will be closed On the meeting of the
Court on Monday of second week.
This case attracts considerable atten-
ton, as it is one of a large number of
cases against different Insurance Com
panies, brought by said plaintiff to re-
cover insurance upon his Mill near
Camden, which was burned Nov. Sth,
1879. Messrs. Moulton, johnson &
Levy, of Cincinnati, and &C. Abbott
& NJ. l.. represent the interests of the
Companies, and 1. Z. Craig, and Camp
bell & Gilmore to plaintiff.
The Grand Jury of the Nov. Term OF
our Common Pleas Court were in ses-
sion three days, and at the time of their
adjournment presented to the Court the
following report:
They have been in session three days,
and have examined forty-siX witnesse:
and have found eight bills of indict,
mem, and in pur suance to the charge OF
the Court we have listed and examin.
ed the Jail Of said county, and we find
the same kept in good order and accord.
ing to the provisions of the statute. All
OF which is respectfully submitted.
HENRY MILLER,
Foreman Grand Jury.
Six of the indictments were for as.
sault and battery, one petit aud one