The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-06
Court Of Common Pleas.

The November Term, 1877, of the
Court of Common Pleas, convened on
Monday morning, Nov. 26th, Judge d.
L. MEEKER on the Bench. The Grand
jury was sworn and charged. On
Wednesday, the 2sth, the Grand jury
reported true bills of Indictment, as fol-
lows:
State VS.. Leander Marshall.-Assault
and battery.
State VS.. Wood Bristow.-Burglary
and larceny.
State vs.. James II. Williams.-As-
sault and battery.
State VS.. Frank Weiland.-Assault
and Battery.
State VS.. Frank Johnson.-Assault.
State VS.. Frank Johnson.-Carrying
concealed weapons.
State VS.. Marcus Green.-Petit larce-
ny.
State VS.. E. F. Baker.-Obtaining
money under false pretenses.
State VS.. VIM. Northumberland
and battery.
State VS.. John Kelly.-Housebreak-
ing.
State VS.. Anderson Jones.-Sellir G
liquor.
The Grand Jury made the following
report: TL.ey have been in session
three days, examined sixty-one wit
indictment. They have examined the
Jail and found it in good condition, ex-
cept that they recommend that the low
er story should be better lighted.
On the calling of the civil docket, the
following business was disposed of:
Hubbell vs.. DeGroot.-Demurrer to
answer sustained. Leave to answer by
December 3.
Moore VS.. Renner.-Continued.
Clawson VS.. Clawson.-Continued.
Vennerman VS.. Johnson.-Dropped
from docket.
Moren VS.. Stubbs.-Continued.
Wilkinson and Evans VS.. st. JOHN
Continued.
Smith VS.. Hileman.-Continued.
Miller vs.. Campbell.-Dismissed al
plaintiffs cost.
Howard Young, Assignee, VS.. Beall
& acknowledgement for plaintiff,
81, 1885 81, on Referees report. Referec
allowed $500.
B. C.. Beall VS.. d. r. Pottenger.-
Report of Referee confirmed. Judg
ment for plaintiff, $1,411 20. Referee
allowed 800 fee, to be paid to John
Alderman.
Chandler VS.. Chandler ct al.-Partitior
ordered.
Same VS.. same.-Partition ordered.
G. P. Thum vs.. Geings.-Judgment
$1,2S1 % and mortgaged premises or
d, red to be sold.
Singer VS.. Bunger.-Dismissed a
plaintiffs cost.
Grubbs & Harvey VS.. Smith, ct al
Judgment. $2SS.40.
Sam vs.. ame.-Judgment, S334.4.
Steele & johnson VS.. Toney.-Judg
ment, $17S.21.
Baldwin g. Co. VS.. Nesbitt.-Judg
ment, $204.7s. Execution stayed til
Jan. Is, 1873.
State VS.. VIM. Christman.-Assaul
: and Battery. Plea of guilty; fine 81
and costs. Defendant to stand com
mitted till fine and costs are paid.
Venneman VS.. Lesh, ct al.-Sale sc
aside and judgment and costs paid.
Bonaker VS.. J. L. Chambers.-Trie
to Court; Judgment for defendant.
Woodside vs.. Doll.-Comprotnised.
! State VS.. G. L. Observation-Disclosures
{ for embezzlement. The Prosecutor en-
tered a nolle prosequi.
Fahrastock, Admir-. VS.. Sarah Ber
nett, ct al.-Judgment $3.50, and mort
| gagged premises ordered to be sold !
l favor of William Lantis. Judgment |
: favor of d. C. Stubs, guardian, $3.50.
, 70. Judgment in favor of plaintiff
$559.6 GA. The amounts to be paid in tn
1 order named.
: Jones VS.. Fahrnstock, ct adj:
missed.
!. John Chandler We. Dayton Kelly
This is an action brought by plainti
to recover damages for false imprisor
ment. Tried to Jury; verdict for d.
PENDANT.
Matthews VS.. observation-disclosures
for plaintiff by consent, $32,S3.
Jones VS.. Neff, ct al.-Dismissed ft
a want of security for costs.
:, This is all the business completed L
y to Saturday, Dec. 1st. The Court Ii;
heard some cases that have not been d
e cided, and Jury is nov empanneled
the case Of Kelly vs.. Reichel. The r
suit of these cases will be given in o.
next.