The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-13

for various reasons, n VIII not be
again called during the term:
Clawson VS.. Clawson ct al.
Moran VS.. Stubs.
Morgan VS.. Foster ct al.
Smith VS.. Hileman ct al.
Huffman VS.. Murray.
Silver VS.. Davis ct al.
Hiestaad VS.. Foster ct al.
Miller VS.. Stranaham ct al.
Craig VS.. Brown ct al.
Finney VS.. Marshall ct al.
Baldwin & Co. VS.. Cottermsn ct al.
same VS.. anne
Street VS.. Street ct al.
Second National Bank of Richmond
VS.. Hull ct al.
VanAusdal VS.. Overholser.
Monosmith VS.. Thomas.
Chadwick VS.. Horrigan.
Action was taken by the Court in the
following cases, as indicated:
Perry Alexander ct al. VS.. Harris ct
al. j. It. Deem, Assignee, made party
defendant with leave to answer.
Straw VS.. King.-Leyi Yonng ct al.
made party defendants with leave to
file pleadings.
D. G. Stubs VS.. John Dempsey ct al.
Partition ordered.
W. d. Adams vs.. Van Doren.-Com-
promised and papers withdrawn.
Moore VS.. Robinson.-Referred to
james A. Gilmore to state an account
between the parties.
Shafer VS.. Sllater es al.-John H.
Bowman and Henry Brill made parties
with leave to file answer.
Hempleman, Swain, Nickerson g.
Eldridge VS.. c. F., W. N. and j. G.
Brooke.-In these four eases motions
were sustained to compel plaintiffs to
make their petitions more definite and
certain.
Elliott VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to dismiss petition sustained. Excep-
lions saved.
Allen VS.. Narsh.-Compronised, as
per agreement on file.
Wright, guardian, VS.. Jones eft al
Compromised, as per agreement OH file.
Barney VS.. Fudge ct al.-Fhe Court
find that j. NJ. Ridenour has a lien up
on the fund arising from sale of lands
i'll this case for $500, payable when the
youngest child becomes ofage, without
inter- st.
Grant vs.. Siler.-Demurrer to petit
ton overruled. Leave to answer.
White VS.. Deem.-Suit for damages
land trade. Tried to Jury; verdict
for plaintiff, $699.60. Motion for ncw>
trial filed.
Stebbins VS.. Pence.-A. j. Pence APP
pointed guardian ad litem for Defend
ant Ga minor). Case continued.
Mary B. Shields VS.. McNeal d Harsh
mau.-This was a suit brought under
the Adair Law, to Tecover damages on
occount of defendant, McNcal, selling
liquor to her husband in violation of
law, after notice, whereby she was in
jured in her property and means of
support. Harshman was made defend
ant as owner of the property where
liquor was sold. Tried to Jury; YER
diet $500 against both defendants. Mo-
ton for new trial.
C. F. Brooke ct al. VS.. JOSEPH Wal
ters.-Motion TO reform answer sus-
tanned. Leave to amend.
Gray VS.. Stubbs.-Default opened.
Leave to amend.
Shock VS.. Boner.-Tried to Jury. AZ
ter examining a few witnesses the
plaintiff asked leave to withdraw a juror
and continue the case, with leave to
amend petition and make new parties.
Granted.
d. c. Stubs VS.. Dempsey ct al.-Re-
port of Commissioners confirmed and
sale ordered.
Chrismer VS.. Christman ct Ala
mount found due the defendant, Jacob
Christman, on cross petition, $724.6G
with s per cent. interest. Sale ordered.
Brewer VS.. Fowler.-This was a dis
pute in reference to lines between lors
in Camden. The cast was tried to a
Jury, and a verdict was rendered in
favor of plaintiff. Damages, So, with
a set-off of 81 in favor of defendant for
damages caused by water running On
to defendants lot from plaintiffs ice
house.
Davis VS.. McClanahan ct al.-Issues
found in favor o%fplaintiff, and a decree
accordingly.
Shipley, Hoover & Co. VS.. Foster ct
al.-New appraisement ordered and
alias order of sale granted.
Ortt VS.. Worries ct al.-Settled and
costs paid.
Hiestand 6 Co. VS.. Kepler ct al
Settled and costs paid.
LANCE VS.. Incorporated Village of
West Observation-Disclosures error
from Mayors docket. Proceedings and
Judgment reversed. Plaintiff acquitted
of the charge against him.
Gray VS.. Stubbs.-Motion to quash
process overruled. Ruled to answer
by March 18th.
Darragh VS.. Wilson ct AIN otion to
strike answer of Gilbert Wilson from
files sustained-leave to answer W.
Freeman appointed guardian AID LrTEM
for infant defendants with leave to ans
Wer.
TAT CASES.
The Grand Jury made their report on
Wednesday. They were in session 8
days, examined 4S witnesses and found
a indictments. They examined coun-
ty Jail and found it in good condition.
The following are the indictments
found:
State VS.. Sol. Murphv.-Assault anG
battery.
State vs.. Geo. F. Young.-Enbezzle-
ment.
State vs.. John Kirkpatrick, Levi
Gard and Samuel Horn.-Resisting Of
ficer.
State VS.. Philip and Robert Wade
Burglary and larceny.
The following are for violations OF
liquor laws:
VIM. O'Conner and John Donohoe.
3 Indictments.
William O'Conner, l Indictment.
john Reichel, 8 indictments.
CA. McNeal, l indictment.
Jacob Bender, l Indictment.
State vs.. VIM. O'Conner.-Sufferine
gaming.
State vs.. John Reichel Suffering