The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
GRAND JURY REPORT.
An Indictment Found Against n
Well Known Doctor for bub'
OrnatlOn Of Perjury
Other Court News,


The grand Jury made Ia report late
Wednesday afternoon, ana returned
several true bills The finding OF an
indictment against DR., AlOa20 b,
Walker for perjury was a surprise 10
many, The trouble IN the Walker
family III familiar 10 the CltigenR OF
Canton. The present trouble dates
back 10 tho divorce suit brought
by Mary j, Walker against Columbus
a. Walker, During this suit william
Wise aWOfe that he had seen Dr. u, a.,
Walker in compromising positions
with ella Milnet 10 10 now claimed
that h6 saw nothing Of tho KIND The
present indictment charges that Dr.
AlOngo II, Walker f6lOnOlaly, willfully
and oOTInptly did persuade, procure ana
subOFn said William v, Wiae " com
nit puriury. Dr, Walker states he NJ
innocent and claims he can prove It.
Tho other indictments are 40 follows
Charles Laughlin ana John COpp,
tor burglary and larceny committed IN
MaaaillOn,
Frank SadIer aud Frank Ryan, ~.
tempting ~ wrock the III Wayne lin
tied express train NJ Louisville, Two
indictments against each OF lhem,
John Lewis and James Burns for
picking a mans pocket Ia Alliance,
Christian LauXmAn, the East Tua'
caravans saloon keeper for keeping open
Sunday.
Charles Bradley, bigamy, two indict'
menta. One for marrying Louisa
Dugan when no had wife living whom
no married In Grand Rapids, Mich, and
the other one for marrying Louisa Du
gan when no was not divorced from
CathaTine Weber whom ho married IN
Dayton
Frank Masters, rape, This ia the Ma
yarIe case that attracted public atten-
tion some mOnth5 ago Masters WAS
indicted by the last grand jury hut for
fear that indictment would not hold he
was again indicted.
The charge OF blaekmal against
Fred Sibila, OF Maa6illOn, was not IN
yeatigated, but will come up before the
next grand jury,
Several indictments were found by
tho grand jury, which cannot be made
public until the parties me arrested
PRISONERS AuRAIGNED,
Most OF those who we're indicted by
The last grand idry we're arraigned Dv
fore Judge Peaae this afternoon, Their
pleas were ~ follows,
George Harvey pointing loaded 70
Y0lYer guilty,
Charles Bradley blgamy, two indiot
monta, not guilty bond $500, trial
June II,
Frank Sadler ana Frank Ryan, plao,
lng distractions on railway tracks Not
guilty and separate trials demanded
John q. MonnOt assigned as counsel
Trial June ",
John Copp, burglary and larceny
Not guilty. Charles ., Upham assign.
cd as attorney. Trial June 10,
John Lewis aud James Burns, peck
et picking, Not guilty, Charles 9, Up'
ham assigned 10 attorney, Trial June
II,
OTlmR COURT NEWS,
Charles Julian was arraigned this
morning before Judge Poaso and plead
not guilty % u charge ol burglary and
larceny. Ills trial was set fOt next
Monday The case will bo taken IN the
supreme court In case he Ia found guilty
IN order 10 settle th' dispute Ia regard
TO the legality Of work done by the last
grand jury,
william l. Thomas has been appoint.
ed guardian for William Parker Jro Of
Alliance.
Thomas B, LOut2euhOiser has been !
administrator Of the estate of |
Lanretta L0ulgenheiser deceased, late !
Of Plain township
The case oi DR.. Charles Bradley
which was 10 have como up IN Mayors |
court yesterday was not tried, as the |
grand jury had returned two indict !
ments against him