The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
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THE GRAND JURY
Fails TO Indiot any Of tho Med
ioal Profession.
Houses Of III Repute Receive Attention
.--other Indiotmenta--s Sheriff Lein-
niger and His Deputies
Praised,

The grand Jury made Its report 10
Judge Pease late yesterday afternoon,
but the startling developments that
were expected did not come to light
No indictments were returned against
the physicians, and only three prOprie-
tors Of houses Of ill,fame were indicted.
An unusual large number of true
bills were returned, but the failure 10
lndct any Of the doctors has caused
considerable comment on the atreets.
Prosecutor Welty stated 10 u NEWS
DEMOCRAT reporter last evening that
the present grand jury did not dispose
OF the cases, because there were several
important matters connected with tho
charges made against certain phyaI
clans, which ought 20 be- thoroughly IN.
yestlgatei before any indictments we're
presented, and consequently the whole
matter waa laid over until the meeting
Of the next grand jury,
Prosecutor Welty also stated that no
hOd heard complaints from physicians
who were not called 10 give testimony
nd that many OF them were of the
opinion that all who were not asked 70
testify were thought 10 bG guilty OF
criminal malpractice lle said that
this was not the case, aa only the oldest
physicians and those who were known
10 have special information were sub
pOenaed,
The present Jury ordered that Ger.
tain line OF investigation be- followed.
and instructed The prosecutor TO bring
tho matter before tfr urXJ Grand Jury.
While II IL impossible 10 say positively
what viii be done, tis uuderstOod that
u special man Will be employed 10
secure evidence ~ bO presented when
the cases come up for consideration.
The houses OF III roputo came In for
Their share, but IN u majority of the
cases II was Impossible 10 secure evil
dence sufficient 10 indict them. Three
true bills were returned, however
against persons charged with this
ollense, Ann Altand aud Ann BartOl
are both In the county jail 60 answer
10 indictments for running houses OF
ill.famo, and Ann Ernhart viii also be
taken into custody,
Charles Scharloa, George llnrdingand
John Harding were Jointly indicted for
burglary and larceny, while John Hard.
Ing viii also have 10 auNwar 10 "A charge
OF receiving and contealing stolen
property
james lloner aud Isaac Livingston
VIII have 10 explain why they assaulted
William ., Hoffman with Che intent OF
robbing him, and also how they came
"a. commit burglary ana larceny In
Minerva, NJ the store Of William Lim.
norman.
Christ and Ada RauChcuswinder were
indicted for grand larceny charged
with stealing certain money belonging
10 George StOdler Of this city. Ada
viii also have 10 angwer to u charge OF
concealmg stolen property.
James Warner was Indicted for burg,
larry and larceny
Harry NJ, Smith was indicted for en-.
be1llng certain money from the Troy
Steam Laundry, II will berememberod
that this young man was employed aB
collector for the laundry and that he
suddenly left the city, going 10 Cleye.
land, where hO was arrested and
brought TO this city by Onicer Beder-
man.
True bills were returned against VIII.
liam Brooks and william Turner for
burglary and larceny These are the
men arrested for entering j. Spldel's
store aud stealing quantity OF hides
and fur some weeks ago.
Thomas Moran viii have 10 answer
TO charge Of burglari2ing the pattern
shop Of the Wrought Iron Bridge com
pany aud stealing some tools.
An indictment for assault and bat.
terry was returned against Augustus
and William LothNmer, who live near
the Mexico school house, These are the
two men who were arrested before
squire Braden on charge of assault.
lng Howard 'Gempleton with Intent 10
kin him. 10 will be- remembered that
IemplotOn was bound over on "a charge
Of assault aud battery, but the grand
jury tailed TO return an indictment
against him,
Constable Thoma OF Paris township
viii have 10 answer 90 II charge OF
shooting with intent TO kin. Matthew
Slsterhen of Navarro was indicted for
allowing his place to remain 0pan on
sunday, Frank HrauChley and Lewis
llane will have 10 explain why they
sold liquor contrary TO law.
The jury Visited the Jail and reported
~ follows "We find that the prisoners
are well treated and the rules properly
observed, Too much praise cannot be
given TO Sheriff Leininger and his
deputies for the excellent condition In
Whioh lhp inil ia kant