The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-12-02
Court Of Common Pleas.

The November term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas convened Monday, November 22d,
Judge ALEX. F. HUME presiding. The Grand
Jury was sworn and charged and retired for
work. They were in session three days, ex-
amined Is witnesses, investigated Is cases,
and found Is true bills of indictment. The
following are the names of persons indicted,
and where the cases have been disposed oft thu
fact is mentioned to save repetition.
Nathan Freeman-Two indictments for
house breaking and larceny. Plea of guilty
entered; fine, $40 and costs and 60 days i'm
prisonment in county Jail in each case.
William ~Evans.-Cutting with intent to kill
Defendant arraigned, plea, "guilty;" sentence,
four years at hard labor in the penitentiary
and to pay costs.
Ellsworth Pease--House-breaking, and same
for larceny. Defendant arraigned, plea, "guil-
ty;" fine, IS and costs, and $40 and costs.
Jane Kissinger-Assault and battery. PltSs
guilty" fine, SIS and costs. In this case the
to say, after entering her plea.
eyes," she said; "the woman 1 struck call
ed me a w."
Judge. GLOW often did she call you that?''
Def't. "Four or FIVE times"
Judge. "Did you hit her every time she
called you by that name?"
Deft. No, sir; 1 did not"
Judge. "You are fined SIS and costs. You
can go; and the next time, you strike her
every time she calls you by that name."
The woman left, and is doubtless puzzled to
know whether she was fined for striking the
prosecuting witness, or not striking her often
enough.
The following indicted parties have not yet
been arraigned
Thomas Beane-Profane swearing.
David Black-Two indictments for assault
and battery.
John Murphy-Selling liquor.
George Shafer-Assault and battery.
WIN. and John Butler-Assault and battery
Charles MISUNDERSTANDING liquor, &c
Norman misunderstanding in daytime
and grand larceny. This defendant was ar
rested, but escaped from the officer.
The following civil cases have been called
and disposed of as indicated.
E. Young, Admir-, VS.. II. NJ. Young ct al
Judgment for plaintiff on default, 1851. 95,
per cent. interest.
Kennedy Garrett VS.. VIM. Greer ct al
Sale confirmed and distribution ordered.
Camden Loan and Building Association VS.
j. B. Bostick ct al.-Judgment on default
$125.5o, and sale ordered.
: Jos. L. Morrison vs.. Mary Geiller ct al
Plaintiff ruled to give additional security 70
costs.
F. Michael vs.. John Redman. ~Judgmen
on default, $1O5.51 with 8 per cent. interest.
Incorporated Village of Camden VS.. H.
/ Farr, Admir-, ct al. Dismissed at plaintiff
: costs. No record.
Mary F. Graham VS.. Jas. Hamilton ct al
Leave given to make new parties.
Mary G. Stock VS.. John Strobe ct al. Mo
ton of defendant, John Reichel, to connie
! plaintiff to separately state and number he
causes of action, sustained. Motion of othe
defendants overruled.
Mary A. Flora VS.. VIM. Smith ct al, judo
ment for plaintiff on default, $3Il.27
, Grin W. Tobey VS.. VIM. House. Demurre
j to petition oyerruled. Leave to answer.
E. Creager vs.. VIM. Risinger. Judgmen
!, by default, 81, 1O9. 10 and costs.
Fl. C. Hiestand & Co. VS.. VIM. Risinre,
Judgment on default, 1920. O6 and costs.
NJ. L. Ware VS.. A.. F. Potterf. Demurre
, to petition sustained and case dismissed.
Muncie National Bank vs.. 1. E. Craig, Re
. ceiver, ct al. Sale confirmed and distribute
u ordered.
o. G. Gates, Executor, &C., VS.. Rebecc
Dantz. Sale confirmed and distribution OF