The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
THE TRUE BILLS
Returned BY the Grand Jury for the May
Term OF Court,
Twenty-Five In Number, After Fourteen
Days OF Sold work---Dr. Gardner
Discharged,

The Grand Jury for the May term OF
Common Pleas Court completed ils work
Monday afternoon. after fourteen days
Of solid work. They returned twenty
nine true bills. Alter the report was
received by the Court the Jury was dis
charged.
DR.. James Gardner, who was charged
with havipg IN his possession q corpse,
which, although not no stated In the
charge, was alleged TO have been stolen
from the County IDarmary graveyard,
was discharged.
Messre. j. j. Snyder, Uriah MOhler, Dan
fol HOssler, John Hebie and Andrew
Sluss, the latter since deceased, c0mpOs
Ing the Board of education Of Jackson
township, who were charged with ac'
cepting bribea from a map publishing
house, were also discharged.
John Clarke and George Klein, the
two young men arreatpd by Marshal
Schlagle az the Canton House In March,
we're indicted for burglary and larceny
on thI 90 counts. They are charged with
burglarizlng Arter Bros. grocery store
In this city, the Valley Railway depot at
New Berlin, and A. l.. Krise's shoe store
at North Industry.
Henry Hinderer was indicted for as
eault aud battery. He Ia charged with
aasaulting and beating Mrs. Ess p.
W0rren In railway depot at Masslll0n.
Charles Taylor, who done up" Con-
rad Balzer In saloon row at Navarro,
was indicted for assault and battery.
Charles Murray, who burgarlzed John
Myers shoe store at Alliance. was In
dicted for burglary and larceny.
Amos King, formerly aporter at the
American House, who obtained whisky
at DuTbin, Wright q Co.'s drug store
upon forged orders, bearing the sigma.
tnre OF DR.. Il, p, Johnson, was Indicted
for forgery,
John Roifsnyder was indicted for petit
larceny for stealing suit Of clothes
from William Uh', AZ Stripes pottery AT
GTeentOwn,
Christian sHaine, who stole Peter
H0usels horse, was Indicted for horse
stealing,
Jacob Helnaberger. who stabbed Frank
Bowman In the yard OF Fritz Ch0pard's
saloon about month ago, was Indicted
on two counts; one for cutting with
intent TO kin aud tho other for cutting
with intent 10 wound.
Thomas 0'Brlen was indicted for petit
laIc ny for stealing u keg Of whisky
from car on the Wheeling Il Lake Erie
railroad nj MassilOn.
LOnis SLIelke, night watchman NJ
Nasal Hon, who's shOt aud wounded Police.
m .n Barney" Flicker, was discharged.
No indictments were found against
Isaac HiddlesOn, an Alliance saloon
keeper, charged with keeping open his
saloon on sunday, ani joseph j, Piero,
charged with rObbing Mr.. John Reese's
hen.rO0at,
REPORT ON THE JAIL,
The following is the report on the
Jail:
10 the Honorable, the Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas III and for
said County Of Stark aud State Of
Ohio:
Pursuant to the Instructions OF thla
Court the Grand Jury for this, the May
term, A. ID 1885, report that they Visited
and examined Into the condition and
manner Of keeping the county Jail aud
diligently Inquired as TO whether the
rules heretofore prescribed by this Court
have been observed, and report that we
found said jail cleanly aud properly
kept, the prisoners kept under proper
discipline and the rules referred TO faith
fully observed.
Further reporting, the Grand Jury say
that they take this opportunity 10 ro-
commend 10 the Commissioners Of the
coudty, through the Court tho necessity
Of u more perfect system OF yentilating
ths ells OF aRid jail.
eHrther, that IN ths case OF 0hln Va,
Madison Jones, owing 10 ths ubspn'e Of
several material witie e'ses we recon-
mend that tho came bO passed and cuu
tiuued Tor the next tcrm II Court, 10.
specially submitted,
A Il HANNA.
Foreman OF the Grand Jury.