The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-24
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Amos D. Reemsnyder ct al. VS. Barbara Reem
snyder etal. Partition ordered on the oaths o
Peter Person, Michael Bltzsr aud Jacob Holl.
Ohio vs. Mrs, Oliver Duplin. Contempt. AT
tachment Issued.
Henry W. Smiths application to become 9
licensed aucuoneer was granted upon paying the
sum OF $40 and furnishing bond Of 500.
Lueius NJ. sgler VS. Levi L. Lamborn ct al
Judgement for plaintiff for $500 So and costs.
George Leinnger & Co VS. Abraham CaldTon
Settled, and no record
Amos A Reemsnyder ct al. vs Barbara Reem
snyder ct al. Report Of Commissioners applov'
| I'd.
Solomon MumaN vs. A Crlse & Co.'S Assignee
Judgement by confession against John Raft as
surety for s4 10 and costs, and passed as to other
defendants.
Ohio vs. Mrs. oliver Duplin. Contempt At.
tachment dismissed upon payment OF costs
Ohio VS. George Carmalet Contempt, Fined
IS and costs.
Flora Matson We Peter Matson. Divorce gran.
name, Flora Gloss.
Levi L LambOrn vs. Elisha Teeters ct al. Judge
ment for defts for costs. Pltf gives Eouce Of mo-
tiOn for new trial.
LIN Jones VS. John Altland ct al. Decree for
pltf for Sl6O l6 and costs, Interest at per cent
from September IS and order to sell.
Charles D. Beebout ct uX vs. Mary Wooster ct al
Report Of Commissioners approved and confirm.
ed and counsel fee of 5000 allowed.
Amos W Coates vs. Cyrus K Greiner ct al. Re.
port OF Referee conf med and judgement for pltfi
for S79OSO9 Interest from January II. Referee
fee OF $500 allowed.
Nicholas Heidet ct al VS. Jacob Heldet ct al.
Sale confirmed, deed ordered aud order Of distri-
button aud counsel fee Of $50 allowed plaintiff
counsel
John Griffith vs. Isaac Reck. Dismissed for
want Of prosecution Pltff by attorney excepts.
Worthington, Smith & Co VS. Demuth & Wolf ct
al. Motion to dissolve injunction OVerrulCd, to
which ruling deit excepts.
McMilen and Wilson vs. Frank Holzbach OF al.
Settled and cess paid.
David Naysnth VS. Jaannette Naysmith. For.
mer order of partition Set aside and the partition
ordered upon !he oaths Of Peter G Albright, John
R Dangler and Henry Beatty.
Philip Ryan, Jr VS. Maertz Lith0graph'ng Co,
Order OF attachment for SS47S5 allowed.
Worthington, Smith & Co ct al. VS. AlOnzO R De.
muth ct al. John B Deweese appointed receiver
with bond ois4O
CRIMINAL CASES
But four criminal cases were on the Court dock.
ct this term and they were disposed of last week
as follows:
John Keefer charged with shooting with intent
to kill, with the permission Of the prosecution,
a Nla nf uui iiu NJ aguou1t
Keefer, 1t will be remembered, had a row with
Mr. Thomas Patton at Myers Lake lest summer,
in which he hted revolver at him without, how.
ever, doing any injury.
The case OF Charles Oliver, charged with high.
way robbery, was concluded Thursday evening,
after a searching trial OF three days Prosecutor
Harter represented the State unasssted, and My.
ers and Plero appeared for the defense. The case
was given into the hands Of the jury about three
O'Clock. Shortly before six o'clock the ringing
of the Court bell announced tpst the jury had
agreed. Oliver, who is but nineteen years old,
was brought 10 and took his seat by the side OF
his sister and mother. He plainly showed his
excitement and could hardly Tepress the tears.
His lips twitched nervously, but as the foreman
Of the jury said I'VE find the defendant not gull.
ty' divers countenance suddenly changed, and
turning toward his sister and mother he smiled
slightly The former were oyeTjOyed at his re-
lease, and Thursday night young Oliver spent
his first evening at home since he was arrested
| last November. The alleged crime for which he
was arrested, was knocking down and robbing
Ferdinand Graenicher, swiss cheese dealer, Of
some Sl92 near Harrisburg, this county, In the
latter part Of last November.
The trial Of John Thompson for grand larceny
began Friday morning. John M. Myers, Esq, ap
pearing as his attorney. Thompson was arrested
for stealing some SOL from the person of Mr.. Johr
PasoD, OF Lmaville, Stark county, while the lat
ter was asleep In the Stevenson House on the eve
ming Of December 81 $780, When he was arrest
ed he had considerable money on his person
which he claimed friend Of his, who was on. hi
way from Philadelphia to the West and stopped
off here had given him with several letters Tit
Jury In the case retired shortly before ten ococl
Saturday morning and in half an hour returned
a verdict Of guilty. The Court had instructed thu
Jury to bring in with the verdict the amount o
money taken, If any This they had forgotten t
do and they again retired to their room. shortl!
after, they brought in verdict of guilty Of th
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grand larceny and Thompson is booked for tn
O.P.
Cyrus Rohn, indicted for petty larceny for tn
theft of watch appeared before the Court, Satur
day afternoon, and pleaded guilty. He was sen
fenced to thirty days imprisonment in jail ant
fiued $40.
The above shows a decrease in criminal case
in Stark county, which is gratifying, The De
cember 1880 term Of Court sent hve inmates to III
penitentiary while this term sends but one.
NBw CASES.
1909 William Johnston VS. Carrell B Alma
and Cora Harbaugh, Answer day March 26
1870 franklin Hudson VS. Jacob Myers. Al
peal Transcript from docket Of E NJ Grimes.
1911 Worthington, Smith & Co VS. AlonSo
Demuth al,
1912, Philip Ryan Jr vs. John D Meade ct a
Answer day March 26
1918 James H Leyda Vs Jacob Painter and Il
rae Painter. Answer day March 20.
1914 Henry Foltz vs. The Willow Bank Coz
Company Answer day March 26,
1915. Catherine Mccall VS. John Stark Mccall
Divorce and alimony, Petition and affidavit fC
publication Aled.
George Arter vs W L LATER and Peter Laffe
Coguovt. Judgement by confession for plainti
for $500 60 and costs. Interest from February
at per cent.
PERSONALS.