The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-20
awarded accordingly

awarded accordingly.
Clayton VS.. Fleming, ct al.-Oa note
and mortgage. Amount found due
plaintiff, $31S.A. Sale ordered.
Williams VS.. Pearson, ct al.-Demur-
rer to petition sustained. Third cause
of action dismissed. Leave to answer.
Gordon VS.. Pearce.-Motion to make
answers more definite and certain sus-
tanned. Leave given to amend.
Neal VS.. Huston, etal.-Demurrers to
Huston's and Thompson's cross petit
ton sustained. Grubbs & Harvey's
answer and cross petition dismissed.
Leave to N. B. Stephens, assignee, to
file amended answer.
Campbell & Gilmore and Silver &
Freeman VS.. Quinn, Administrator
Demurrer to petition sustained. Leave
to amend.
Gift VS.. Decker, ct al.-Partition or
dered.
Bookwalter, Administrator, VS.. OAR
ragh.-Tried to Jury-yerdict for de-
PENDANT.
Jacob Moots, ct al, vs. Krentzline,
ct al. guardian ad litem.-Answer filed
and partition ordered.
Stakeback VS.. Burtch, ct al.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff, $479.5S.
Hiestand & Co. VS.. Shock, ct al.-Mo-
ton CT Anna Shock to have homestead
assigned overruled. Exceptions saved.
Kesling VS.. Powell, ct al. Judgment
for laintiff, $129.S2.
Gilfillan VS.. Newman, ct al.-Tried
to Court; judgment for plaintiff, So
.104. 80.
Gillian VS.. Newman, ct al.-Tried
to Court; Judgment for plaintiff, $685.
60.
Slower VS.. Barney.-Demurrer to
answer o%verruled. Leave taken to file
amended petition.
Boyd VS.. Smith, ct al.-Demurrer to
answer sustained. The Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati e. st. Louis r. r. Co. and
Means & johnson, assignees of Beam q
Jay, made parties.
Flagg, ct al, VS.. Castor.-Tried to
Jury; verdict in favor of plaintiffs.
Balance, $SSS.9l sc.
Grifis, ct al, VS.. Widenes, ct al.-In
partition. Finding in favor of Jacob
Fisher on mortgage. Amount found
due, $1,436.6s. Partition refused, and
sale ordered on Fishers cross petition.
Burson VS.. Warner, ct al.-Suit to
foreclose mortgage. Sale ordered.
Amount found due plaintiff, $685.,
W. Dudley, assignee, $ l,1OO.70.
Fisher VS.. Naturalization to re-
form answer sustained. Leave to
amend.
Huffman VS.. Wright.-Motion to
modify Judgment. Judgment purged
of usury and affirmed as to the actual
amount due, $1,S32.23,
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The Grand Jury after four days ses-
sion reported twenty-seven indict-
ments, as follows:
Assault and batters.-Jaeob c. OFT
and John Bruck.
Burglary and larceny.-Hiram King
and Hir. m Robinson.
House breaking and grand larceny.
William MeGinniss, Chas. w. Foster
and Allen Clinton.
Grand larceny.-Simon GreeDbaun
and Benjamin Saltkill.
2 Petit larceny.-Hiram King and Har-
mon Robinson, George Whitr, a..
Assault with intent to commit rape.
Charles Hamilton.
Shooting with intent to wound.-Ro-
bert Ampey.
Forgery.-Anderson Conaroe.
Selling liquor.-Wm. P. King, 8 in
dictments; Jacob Bender, 4findict-
ments; A. Deckwith, l Indictment.
The following criminal cases have
been disposed of:
Jacob Bender, selling liquor, plea of
guilty to 4 indictments-fne $40 and
costs.
A. Deckwith,. selling liquor, plea of
guilty; fine $40 and costs.
John Bruok, assault and battery, plea
of guilty; fine So and costs.
BENZ. Saltkili, grand larceny, plea of
guilty; sentence two years in Peniten-
tiary.
Chss. Hamilton. Tried to Jury; YER
diet guilty. Motion for-new trial.
Our report closes Saturday evening.
The remainder of the criminal docket
will be disposed of during the week.