Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-11-18

John w Coleman VS. Cyrus II Kirk ct
al; verdict in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant VIM B Kirk, for S99 "a.
Isaac Jarrett vs. Rosonna Jarrett ct a. /;
decree of partition. Lee Evans, Isaac n
Berry and Thos Kinney,sr, commission =
ers.
Jos 5 Wilson VS. The Rock Hill Coal
Company; equities of this case found in
favor of the miners and laborers named
in pleadings, and that they be entitled TO
payment out of funds in bands of re,
celVer for work done within three
months prior to appointment of receiver
in this case. Ordered that fund be dis
tributed as follows: 1st, costs; I'd, mort
gage lien in favor of admir- of Isaac Hol-
loway; Sd, to miners and laborers pro
rata. Cause referred to Frunk r Sed-
wick. special commissioner, to report
names and sum due for said work.
The Franklin Building Association VS.
Geo W Thompson ct al; judgment by
default in favor of plaintiff and decree
of foreclosure and order for sale.
The Franklin Building Asso'n VS. Jos
Roberts ct al; judgment by default in
favor of plaintiff; decree of foreclosure
and order for sale.
The Franklin Building Asso'n VS. Thos
81 Stanton ct al; judgment by default IN
favor of plaintiff; decree of foreclosure
and order for sale.
Jos H Hutchinson vs. Jas Hart; YER
dict in favor of plaintiff for $14 rs and
costs.
On Thursday the grand jury appeared
in court, and by their foreman, Jacob
Holloway, made their final report and
were discharged from further duty. The
following true bills of indictment were
found:
One against John Albert Mclaughlin
and Selden Shook, for robbery.
One against Michael Kelly and Henry
McCammac, petit larceny.
One against Henry Coleman and VIM
Lett, petit larceny.
Three against Fred Keis, selling liquor.
" Geo Anderson "
" Samuel Geller,jr" "
One against Lewis Stewart, selling
liquor on Sunday.
One against VIM Talbot, stabbing
with intent to kill, cutting with intent
to kill
The following bills were ignored:
One against Elias Bealls, shooting
with intent to wound.
One against Alex j Radebaugh, as
sault and battery.
One against Owen Cain, removing bo.
dy from grave.
One against Henry Campbell, murder
in first degree.
One against Jacob Fife perjury.
One against VIM A Beatty, cutting
with intent to wound.
One against Isaac Nixon, incest.
The grand jury also made an eXami- |
nation of the county jail.and found that
the rules prescribed by the court for the |
care thereof, and for the government of
its inmates, have been carried out and |
properly enforced as far as practicable, |
which report was ordered filed.
Almar G Archer vs. r w Muhleman;
action for damages for transferring an |
account beyond the State for collection;
verdict for plaintiff for $45 %.
S P Hildredth, assignee, VS. Hart and |
Bryson; judgment in favor of plaintiff |
offered heretofore In open court, April |
"a, SO, to confess judgment for said ac-
count, it is ordered that plaintiffs only |
recover their costs expended before said |
offer, and that they pay all costs there's
after made
Franklin Building Asso'n VS. Thomas |
Watkins ct al; judgment by default in
favor of plaintiff; decree of sale.
First Natl Bank Barnesville, o, VS.
VIM Perkins ct al; judgment in favor of |
plaintiff by confession, against defends
ants VIM N and Moses Perkins, for
S145 %.
Ohio vs. Geo Berry indictment for
furnishing liquor, &c; nolle prosequi en-
tered by the attorney for the State.
Ohio VS. VIM Jackson; indictment for
furnishing liquor, sc; nolle prosequi en-.
tered by the attorney for the State
State of OHIO VS. Elias Bealls;
Isaac Nixon; no indict-
ments having been found against these
defendants, it is ordered that they be
discharged from custody.
Ransom Baxter VS. Chas Junkins ct al;
action for damage against judges OF
election at Bridgeport, for refusal to ac+
cept vote of plaintiff; verdict in favor
of plaintiff for So.
State of Ohio VS. Phineas Campbell; !;
indictment for incest; A C Darrah, ESQ.,
assigned as counsel; defendant arraign-
ed and entered plea of guilty and was
remanded to Jail to await sentence.
Ohio VS. Joshua Fortune; indictment
for larceny; I W Emerson assigned as
counsel; defendant was arraigned and |
entered plea of not guilty. and was
remanded to await trial.
Ohio VS. Michael Kelly and Henry Nc
Cammac; petit larceny; defendants art
raigned and entered pleas of mot guilty,
and were remanded to await trial.
Ohio VS. Henry Coleman and Wm Lett !;
petit larceny; defendants arraigned and |
entered pleas of mot guilty, and were
remanded to jail to await trial
Ohio vs. Ann O'Grady; selling liquor
to minor; selling liquor to person in
the habit of getting intoxicated; selling
liquor on Sunday-three indictmentsS
nolle prosequi entered by the attorney
for the State in each case.
Peoples National Bank of Barnes,
Vile VS. VIM Perkins ct al; Judgment
by confession against defendants VIM
Perkins, J n Perkins. David Ralston and
James Brown for $500 SO.
Lille NJ Bowers VS. Jos L Francis ct
al; in partition. 1t appearing to the
court that the property described in pc
tition has been twice offered for sale and |
not sold for want of bidders, reap
praisement is ordered to issue to the
sheriff.
VIM VOoegle, admir-. VS. Sullivan and
Kinds; cause settled and dismissed at
costs of defendants.
J W Corbet VS. Belmont Oil & Gas Co.
ct al, cause referred to M Rees, Esq,
to take testimony and find facts herein
nd fO ha ~