Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-01-10
COURT REPORT.
Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, judge
"A. C. DARRAH, Clerk. c. SED-
WICK. Sheriff.

y tempt, Tor uIsobedienee of subpoena +
II apSear as d witness IN the case of OHIO
John r. Watt. Ordered that an attach
!, ment issue TO the sheriff for his arrest.
u Patrick Sherry eX'r. VS.. ID. B. Gull; mo
. ton sustained requiring plaintiff to max
his petion more definite and certain.
Stephen Vail VS.. Joseph A Grove ant
VIM. Satterthwait; Judgment by defaul
in faver of plaintiff and against defend
ants for S692 So.
Ohio VS. Emma Dandy; selling liquor tC
person in the habit of getting lntoxIca
> ted; verdict of guilty; motion for new tri
al Overruled and defendant sentenced t
; pay fine of S25 and be comitted in jail
: forStiYe days.
Ohio vs.. John Ulrich; selling liquor tC
a person intoxicated and in the habit OF
getting intOXicated: verdict, not guilty
, and defendant discharged.
Ohio VS. Andrew Moore; selling liquor
to person in the habit OF getting intoxi-
Gated, &c; verdict, guilty motion to Set
aside verdict overruled and defendant
sentenced to pay fine of S25 and be con
, lined in jail days.
OHIO VS. Thomas Wilson; selling liquor
to Il person in the habit of getting intoxi-
Gated, sc; verdict of guilty. motion to
set aside verdict and for new trial over
ruled, and defendant sentenced to pay a
fine of S25 and be confined in Jail for
days.
Ohio VS. Edward Cole; the attorney for
the Safe entered nolle of counts l and
: of the Indictment herein, and defend
ant entered pleas of guilty as to counts
3 and 4, for furnishing liquor, &c De-
. fanHant hDaA S2n npA tn or
committed to jail until fine and costs are
paid.
Ohio VS.. George Wisener; assault and
threatening in menacing manner Plea
of guilty; defendant sentenced to pay a
fine Oh SI5 and costs.
Ohio VS. John J McDermott; selling Ii
quor to a person intoxicated or In the
habit of becoming intoxicated. Motion
to set aside verdict of jury and for new
trial overruled, and defendant sentenced
to pay fine OF $40 and be confined in
Jail 8 days. Notice of application to file
d petition in error, and defendant admit e
ted to bail in sum of $500, with w. NJ
Drugan, surety.
Ohio VS. Luther Stewart; selling liquor
to person Intoxicated, &c. Motion to
set aside verdict of jury and for new trial
overruled and defendant sentenced to jail
| for days and to pay d fine of $50. No
tice Of Application to file petition in
error, and defendant admitted to bail in
sum of $500, with John j. McDermott,
surety.
Isaac Z. Holloway vs. James Nell
vain ;motion to set aside verdict of jury
and for new trial overruled.
Jas Bosley VS. Thos Lourie ct al; sale
of Belmont Mill by sheriff confirmed
aud deed ordered; sheriff ordered to pay
taxes.
Ohio VS. Thos A Lilly; indictment at
summer term for keeping place of pub
lie resort tor sale of liquor; nolle pros.
entered.
Ohio vs. John J. McDermott; indict-
ment as in preceding case; entry and
order same.
Thos c Bryant VS. Eliz II Bryant ;parti-
ton; report of commissioners confirmed.
Premises taken by plaiusiff at appraise-
Inent. ). l.. James, attorney for petiOn-
er allowed So.
Emma Hobeusack VS. John D Hoben-
sack leave given defendant to withdraw
| his answer; hearing on testimony; d.
vOrce granted on the ground of extreme
cruelty; plaintiff restored to her maiden
| name.
Eliz. johnson vs. Robt Mehollin ct al.
Decree in favor of defendant, Celia A
Meholliu, for S2450, first lien, and in
favor OF plaintiff for S3l0S. Sale order
ed in default OF payment.
August Ruthermund VS. Lizzie StOtler
ct al finding in favor of plaintiff for
SlO3 IA, lst lien; John Emmett, Sis 90,
I'd lien; Kerr & Son. 1925 II, Sd lien.
Decree Tor sale of real estate.
John ID Hobensack VS. |. Spence; dam
ages; motion To set aside verdict and
for new trial overruled.
Harrison Brady vs. Job BortOn; cause
settled, plaintiff TO pay costs.
Ellen Shanley VS. Francis Shanley; di
vorce granted custody of minor children
given plaintiff.
Ohio VS. Albert Coffiand; assault with
intent to kill; no bill of indictment hav-
ing been 'OuUd defendant is discharged
Josiah Caskey VS. State of Ohio; error
judgment and sentence by the Probate
Court affirmed; plaintiff excepts.
BENZ ExleySr, ct al. VS. Victor Frousse
ct al. Finding due in favor of plaintiff
of $216 Sc; decree of sale of mortga ged
premises.
Edith w Wood VS. VIM Allen Wood
divorce granted for gross neglect of du
ty for more than three years.
Eliz. F Flowers VS. Benz Flowers; di-
vorce granted because of extreme cruelty.
Ed l. Feeley, Treas, VS. Ellen Stanley
action for tax and penalty under the
Scott law judgment in favor of plaintiff
for S24O, which is lien from April %,
1888.
Belle Barr VS. John W Barr; divorce
granted on ground of willful absence
tor three years.
Cosgrove & Moore VS. Stephen Bailey
motion to vacate judgment by confess
sion for SIG "a overTuled. ii w Baker
appointed Receiver; bond $1,000.
Isaac Holloway VS. VIM McLain
judgment of revivor of dormant judg-
ment.
gambling room; nelle proseqni entered.
Ohio VS. Conrad Rumb bach; selling IL
quor to person intoxicated, &c; nolle
entered.
Ohio vs. Luchs; indictment and en-
try same as preceding case.
Ohio vs. William Koehnlein ct al. In
dictment and conviction for assault and
battery. Motion for new trial overruled.
Defendants sentenced to pay fines as
follows: VIM. Koehnlein, $40; Henry
Koehnlein, $50; Elias McConnaughAy.
$50; and VIM. thinner, $50; and each to
pay proportionate share of the costs
taxed in the case.
Z Morgan's admir- VS.. E B Winans
ct ux, ct al; Judgment against Wnans
and wife for 1882 IA; decree for sale
leave to other parties to anawer.
John W Stephens VS. Daniel Cox;
Judgment by default for $254 rs.
Michael Dorsey VS. John Wilson ct al.
Finding due from Wilson and wife
Sl643 66; decree for sale of premises
Hannah j FOrdyce VS. Bub Fordyce