Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-05-24


bills of indictment were returned as fol-
lows:
Against
Andrew Yaus For selling liquor to
minor.
Ellen Stanley, same as above.
Daniel Stewart, for assault with in.
tent to commit rape.
Wm. Martin, for larceny.
Emmett Mitchell, Carrying concealed
weapons.
Sprigg 5. Zane, Forgery and uttering
and publishing forged instrument
Mary Pow, Larceny.
George ConRers, Assault and battery
For keeping place of public resort
for the sale of liquors: Against Michael
Feeney, Charles Miller, j. A. Eberle
Martin Joyce, David Powers, Louis B
Criswell, Leopold Newhart, j James Turn
bull, John Kaine, John b. Watt, Wm
Gallagher, l.. F. Eoroche, Samnel Offord
Conrad Rumback, Wm. ). Campbell, Ell
len Stanley, Jacob Fralinger, Thos. j,
mott and James LOfters.
Keeping places where Intoxicating
liquors are sold in violation of law:
Against, Jos. S. Carter, Hall Campbell
and John Campbell, James Mcmillan,
Jacob Kaiser, and W. o. Umstead,
jointly.
Against Benz. Tapsico. Furnishing
liquor to person in the habit of get
ting intoxicated.
The following bills were returned en-
dorsed Not true bills" Against, ThOs.
J. Iilley, Perjury.
John Richner, Shooting with intent
to kill.
George Conners, Assault with intent
to commit rape.
Frank J. Terry VS.. Jas. Crew ct al.
Sale by Master approved and confirmed
and deed ordered.
Thos. Hance VS. r. w. James. On
motion plaintiff the appeal herein
is dismissed for the reason that it was
not taken within the time required by
law.
Michael Toohey VS.. John W.Sthephens.
On motion Of plaintiff the appeal here
IN is dismissed for the reason that it
was not filed within the time required
by law.
In the matter of the partial settlement
account of the executor of Jos. Wood
mansee, decd, leave is given to supply
certain papers as vouchers in their ac-
counts.
Petit Jury: 1t appearing to the court
tnat the same is necessary, 1t Is ordered
that the clerk and sheriff draw from the
box the names of twelve persons to ap
pear May 81, to serve as petit jurors.
Jos. Lee VS.. David Robinson; to jury.
Verdict in favor of plaintiff for So 81.
State of Ohio vs. Chas. Ralfe and Jas.
Beck. Ordered that an attachment is
sue to the sheriff commanding him to
arrest the defendants, aud bring them
before the court to answer for contempt
in not obeyiug the subpoena of the court
to appear as witnesses before the grand
jury.
Mary J. Meek. adm'x, VS.. the Penna
Co. w. T. Campbell is appointed and
sworn as Reporter in this case. To jury.
The jury failed to agree and were dis
charged.
Sarah E. Fields VS.. Thos. E. McKisson.
Cause continued at costs of defendants.
Evan Brandon VS.. Samuel Ramsey.
Error from Justice. Judgment of JUS
tice affirmed at costs of plaintiff in error.
B. & o. Il. r. Co. VS.. Robert E. Neal.
Motion to require plaintiff to make the
description of the premises more def
mite and certain, sustained.
State of Ohio vs.. Benz, Zane, VIM. Gill
and Key Deafenbaugh, James Burris,
Reuben Golf and John Gabe. Rules Or
dered against defendants to show cause
why attachments for contempt should
not issue against them for disobedience
of the subpoena of the court to appear
as witnesses before the grand jury.
Cephas Carroll vs.J. B. HOge. Cause
settled and dismissed, each party to pay
one-half the costs.
Max Miller VS.. S. l. Miller; to court.
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
1926 9S.
Porter & Smith VS.. John H. Sullivan
ct al. Judgment in favor of plaintiffs
for SOL 90 and order of sale to sheriff.
Elias w. Johnston, admir-, VS.. John
Harris. Settled and dismissed, each
party to pay his own costs.
Albert J. Bower VS.. Jas. A. Barnes ct
al; to jury. Verdict in favor of plain:
tiff for 1925 SO. Notice of a motion by
defendant to set aside verdict and for a
new trial.
State of Ohio VS.. James Beck. Con-
tempt. Defendant being brought into
court in custody of the sheriff, and be-
ing examined touching his contempt, is
found not guilty. and is discharged and
the attachment dismissed.
State of Ohio VS.. BENZ. Zane; contempt.
The court finds defendant guilty of con-
tempt; fined S5 and costs, and to stand |
until fine and costs are paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles Rolfe; con-
tempt. Finding of guilty. Defendant
fined S. 90 and costs and to stand COM |
mitted until fine and costs are paid.
State of Ohio VS.. James Letters. In
for keepinga place of public |
resort for the unlawful sale of intoxica-
ting liquors. Defendant recognized in
the sum of 800 for his appearance from
day to day.
State of Ohio vs.. Andrew Yaus. In
iictmPnt for selling liquor to a minor.
Plea of guilty Fine of $50 and costs,
and to stand committed until fine and
costs are paid.
James Douglass VS.. Payten T. Sharp
ct al. Cause continued at costs of de-
PENDANTS.
State of Ohio vs.. Gilbert Vanderpool
and Edwin E. Jones. Forgery. De-
PENDANTS being conhned In the penlten-
Liary as convicts. it is ordered that a
warrant issue for their removal to this
for trial.
State of Ohio vs.. Michael Feeney.
keeping place Of public resort for un-
lawful sale of liquor" Plea of guilty.
Fine, $50 and costs, and order of abate-
ment.
Jas. Brown ct al vs.. Geo. D. Smith.
To jury. Verdict in favor of plaintiff
for S26 IS. Notice of a motion to set
aside verdict and for new trial.
State of Ohio VS.. John Kahn. keep |
2g 4 place of public resort for the un-
awfnl sale of liquors" Plea of guilty. |
Fine, $50 and costs; order of abatement. |
Jonas Perkins, admir-, VS.. Geo. Price !
ct al. Sale of sheriff confirmed and decd |
ordered.
A BAPTIST minister has been sentenced |