The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-25
Court of Common Pleas.

Our last weeks report closed with Satur-
day, the 18th inst. Since that date the fol-
lowing cases have been disposed of in the
manner indicated:
Mary Farrell VS.. Lawrence Campbell.-Mo-
ton for new trial argued and overruled. Ex-
ceptions saved.
olive Order VS.. Mary Crider ct al.-Papers
lost. Leave given plaintiff to substitute pc
tition.
Hiestand & Co. VS.. John Mills ct al.-Judg-
ment by default for $l,205.69 with 8 per cent.
interest and costs.
David Wolf VS.. West Observation-Disclosures
to set aside verdict and vacate Judgment and
dismiss cause on the ground of defect of par
ties plaintiff, argued, and motion sustained
and cause dismissed. Each party to pay his
L.G.i<oEg VS.. Margaret Watson.-Suit
to recover fl corn alleged to have been sold
by plaintiff t. defendant. She claimed the
corn was sold to and wholly appropriated by
her husband, who had absconded. Tried to
jury; verdict in favor of defendant.
Peter OFT VS.. C. Il. & D. R. R. Co.-Settled
and costs paid.
W. B. Clayton VS.. J. {. IF. Black ct al.-On
note and mortgage. Amount found due plain
tiff, $359.O5; amount owing plaintiff but not
due, $500 amount found due Michael &
Oldfather, defendants, $19l.17. Sale of mort
gagged premises ordered.
Julia Wilson VS.. Charles Bruce.-In reple-
win. Tried to the Court. Right of property
and possession found to be in plaintiff. Plain
tiff awarded SIS damages and costs.
The Camden Loan and Building Association
VS.. Geo. C.. Marsh.-Robert Creighton made
defendant with leave to plead.
State VS.. Perry Bunch.-Assault and bat
terry. Motion for a new trial overruled. De
PENDANT fined SIS and costs. All paid.
John L.. Baker VS.. Harvey Baker ct al
Sale confirmed and deed and distribution or.
dered.
Abner Dunlap VS.. Daniel Disher ct al.-Ac-
ton brought to set aside deeds conveying
lands of Disher to his wife. Tried to Court
finding in favor of plaintiff, and decree rem.
due plaintiff, $685. Sc, which Disher's admin.
i traitor is directed to pay with costs.
Elizabeth Sayler VS.. Winfield Sayler.-Suit
for alimony. This cause is compromised as
per agreement. Defendant conveys to plain
tiff one-half interest in his fathers lands il
Preble county, and agrees to pay her $25 pei
year for eight years. Plaintiff releases de
PENDANT from all claims for support hereafter
This agreement is made a rule and order o
Court.
John Eikenberry VS.. Peter Miles ct al.-Mo
ton to reform answer sustained.
j. R. Burnett VS.. John Pearson ct al
Judgment by default for $215 SO.
J. R. McCleaf VS.. C. H. Grimes ct al
Judgment by default for $494.s0.
William Dufield VS.. Barbara Dufield ct al
10 q oi dhuOuS III hChS "
Arthur Duffield, deceased, relative to tn,
rents of the lands after the death of thei
father. The entry is lengthy and complicat
ed. 1t requires each heir to account to hi
co-heirs for the rents of lands occupied b,
~each-giying to the widow her share.
Anna B. Ryan VS.. w. b. O'Conner.-Judg
ment, $143 sc.
Margaret Cohee VS.. Pleasant Cohee.-Di
vorce granted. Title to real estate decreed t
plaintiff; care and custody of child awarde
to her.
) John Wright VS.. James B. Porter ct al
f Mistake in deed corrected. Title Quilted i
plaintiff.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
1t appearing to the Court that since tn
rising of the regular Grand Jury, quite
number of persons have been arrested and ar
now in Jail charged with various offenses,
= was deemed necessary to call a special Gran
Jury. An order was made to that effect, an
a Grand Jury was summoned by the Sheri
to appear on Friday morning, the 18th inst
9 The following named persons compose tt
new Grand Jury as ~empaneled:
9 Henry Shideler, foreman; Stephen Bale,
8 N. B. Stephens, H. G. Aydelotte, Thos. |
Stephens, Robert Bell, D; W. Cooper, Wn
: w. Longnecker, John Hubbell, Thomas Flu
ton, jr, James Miles, Hiram Johnson.
The Grand Jurors were sworn and charge
and proceeded at once to business. The cast
to be investigated were mentioned in la,
weeks paper, and are again found in the r.
t port of the Grand Jury, which appears belo,
i The special Grand Jury made its report c
Saturday afternoon, as follows:
4 To the Hon. Ale1. F. Hume, Judqe of Ii
- Court Of Common Pleas, Pre6Is Count
Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court of Connie