The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-10
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The following cases have been dis
posed of since our last report:
I The jury in the cas- of the STATE VS..
Richard p. German for forgery, on
j trial when our paper went to press
last week, returned verdict of not
guilty, and the defendant was dis
charged.
VIM. l.. Poe VS. S. ]. t-doil ct al
Judgment Tor plaintiff Dy default for
/ S2I9 70 and costs. Case continued as
TO Scott, Collins ~ Co,
Jacob Strauss VS. ii. Il. Parsons
Judgment for plaintiff by default for
S201 90 and costs.
Dorilcske E. Moody VS. Eliza Cutler
CT al. Partition of lands ordered.
bradford Howland ESD, was as
sgncd TO assist the Prosecuting Attor-
ncy in the case OF the State vs. Fred
erick Ienis.
! In the case of StrattOn e. Lcmmcr-
man VS. Holdridge, Merrill u Co., the
Court rendered Judgment upon the
verdict of the jury heretofore returned
for plaintiff for SO and costs of suit.
State VS. Wn. Il. Davidson. Indict-
mcnt for perjury. Nollied,
STATE VS. David Loutv. Two in
dictments for selling to be drunk where
sold. Nollied.
State VS. Isaac Archer. Indictment
for procuring abortion. Nollied.
State VS. Wallace Morey. lndict-
for BURGLARY Nolljed
State VS. John Clark. Indictment
for House breaking. NOllicd.
The Ravenna Savings and Loan
Association VS. Lyman 5. Ward. Jury
trial; verdict for plaintiff for
and judgment for that amount and
costs.
State vs Thomas j. Murphy. In
dictment Tor Assault and Battery.
Continued with order TOR defendant
to give bail in $500 for his appearance
at next term, which was done, Peter
King and Michael Murphy becoming
sureties.
l.. nj. Chaflee, Assignee VS. Martin
j. Hill. Appointment of former re-
ceiver revoked and James Woodard
appointed receiver, bond TO be in 5000
which was given and he was duly
qualified, aud he was authorized to
sell property at either public or pri-
vate sale. Defendants ordered to sur
render property to said receiver, and
enj Oiued from interfering with any
OF the property in controversy.
Henry Veon vs. Naomi Veon. De-
cree of divorce in favor of petitioner
on ground OF adultery custody OF
minor children decreed TO him, and
defendant estopped from having any
interest in the property either real or
personal of said plaintiff.
G. Sutherland Il Co. VS. NJ. f. Church
OF DeerfieId ct al. Tried to Court
The Church having paid into Court
the amount due from it TO the Con-
tractors $40 II, the Court decree that
it go hereo; without day. The Court
find due the Weary, Snyder, Wilcox
Manufacturing Co. the sum of S304 %
which should be paid from said fund
The Court also find the following |
amounts due the several parties =
Plaintiffs S49l 80; j. IL. Huffman |
Frank Byers $154 81 &. E. LAGRANGE |
Sl47l "a. Ordered that funds in |
hands of Clerk be applied to pay first
costs sc cond the above named S3O4 rs |
to the w. S. w. Mani'g Co., and the
balance applied pro rata on the claims
of plaintiffs and defendants as above
found due. Plaintiffs give notice OF
intention to appeal.
Marcus Heath VS. ID. j. Rhodes et
al. Judgment by default tor S:I9S :i3
and costs.
AlonZo n. F,rr Admr. VS. Joseph f.
Nash ct i'll. Decree for plaintiff. De-
PENDANTS enjoined from acting or at
to act rs executors OF will of
Hester Reed, deceased. Judgment for
plaintiff TOR costs, DCfandantS give
notice of appeal. Bond to be in $500.
State vs. VIM, Morley. Nollied.
STATE vs. Samuel Durf. Indictment
Tor suffering game to be played OH
premises. Nollicd.
State vs. Durf. indictment for gam
bling Noilied.
Horny lIumphry vsJoscph ID. kuis sht
ct al. Jud d-IneuL by confession tor
plaintiff Tor Sl57 7G and costs.
Henry Iiumphry VS. 4. Il. King ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff by con-
fcssion for S202 81 aud costs.
State vs. Frederick IIenig. Defend
ant ordered to be held in iai! to an
swer charge OF incest unless he shall
give re.ogniz ,nce as required by law
Tor his appearance at the next term OF
Court.
State VS. Quincy Case. Indictment
Tor perjury. Nollicd.
State vs. Jacob Stoltz Motions for
new trial aud for jury to try dcfend-
ant sanity overruiCd. Defendant
seniruc, Il 10 one year i'll the peniten-
iary from the 10 Ii day of January
1876, and 10 pi, costs.
State W. JACOB Stul'z. Indictments
or shooting with Intent 10 kill and
murder. Noliied
State VS. Thomas Lingo. Indictment /.
or assault ana battery. Defendant
pleads guilty. Sentenced to 30 DAYS
and to pay fine OF So
md costs.
State VS. James W. Hine. Indict-
nent Tor selling TO minor. NolIied,
Louisa Sloltz VS. HOpewell Jewell i.
doiion OF defendant Rtsdou 10 be dis
harged sustained. Tried 10 Court.
udnnent for defendant for S226 "a ,
nd costs.
Ira $. King vs. Michael Mulvey.-
Judgment Tor plaintitlior $272 GO and 7
'os;s. Defendant excerpts. Motion [
or new trial overruled. Defendant
xcepis. Defendant gives notice OF I
ppeal. Don 10 be in 500. !
Hopewell Jewell VS. Jacob Stoltz-
Dismissed af plaintiff costs.
G. y Reed Assignee vs. VIM. w.
ohiaun Ell a. Taxes ordered to he 4
aid by Receiver.
Mary Clark vs. VIM. l.. Clark. Dis
missed al plaintiffs costs without pre-
udice. v
F. bert =. Hutchinson VS. John Il. V.
litter et al Partition HeDort con.
rIned. Premises ordered sold.
George Raeler va Sarah Iseeter. Di- =
'orce granted. +
Nelson Loveland vs. Charles ID. ,
hudson. Tried to Court. The Court i
a,l, iiAai ila i.Lai.as i.a