The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Common pleas court Is In session io-da
with Judges l'ease and Taylor preaen
Judge Taylor rendered several deeisiOn
in important cases, which have been penl
ing Tor some time, The decisions wei
given Ia q clear and purely legal mann'
aud reelected great credit upon tie coul
as a tribunal Of Justice, The case {
Wilson w Geib, both LOuisyllle parlie
was the first QUE disposed Ot, The cauh
OF action was as tOllOwhl la 1893 vi
plaintiff sold 10 the defendant hhi bushe
of wheat AZ tho time Of sale wheat wa
worth IA per hushel, II seems Wllso
had an idea that the price Of wheat wpul
advance and agreed 20 leave tie Whef
with Geib, with tho understanding that i
should be paid the market price AZ
future time, when he should demand
The price ot wheat began " decline an
went down 70 h2 cents q hushel befoI
Wilson concluded 10 SELL which was 70
months after the delivery OF tho whea
lie then demanded that he be paid tl,l
for hls wheat and was refused, The dl
fendant then charged Wilson $40 Tor VI
storage OF the wheat and wanted 70 III
duct that amount from tie proceeds
the wheat az the price OF ~ cents, III
court decided that tho plaintiff reeoyf
the sum Of 1901, for the price Of his whel
at NJ cents q buahel, but would not allo'
the claim for the storage,
WANTS MONEY ron A LIFE,
The case Of Qulnn's administrator VI
Boyle, OF all, Of Alliance, was disposed 2
by the court This was an action brougl
20 have Rale OF property SGT aalde on VI
ground that II was done Win frhudulen
Intent. A number Of years ago -
Quinn was killed by boyle, sun wa
brought by the administrator OF the dc
ceased against Boyle for heavy damage
aud resulted In verdict against the dc
iendant for 1900, A Judgment was rend
ered against Boyle, lle transferred hi
10 Mary A, Fisher for 1890, A
this was the only property he owned SUI
was commenced 10 recover the value O
the property and have II paid 70 I'M
plaintiff, Mrs, Fisher had paid 500 OF
the property and gave mortgage Tor th
ti 200, The court ordered tia
The plaintiff recover 500, OF the tl,On
which la due, The case Will probably b
Iaken 10 the circuit court,
MOTION ron 4 NEW TRIAL oyERRULEn
The case Of Gero W. LelnIngor wa
Iried some time ago, The proceeding
we're brought 10 recover 500 damages 70
being forcibly elected from premises al
Ier the plaintiff had q lease OF farm 70
one year which had been sold at sheriff
iale. The Jury awarded the plnintill 80
lamhgea, A motion for new trial wa
lyorrulod by the court this morning's
DIVORCE GRANTED,
This afternoon Judge Penae grantee
Iohn Kirk divorce from his wife, Ellen
ln the ground Of wlliul absence. TIL
,aao has be0n pending for some time
When Il camo up for trial there was ~
defense made,
TnE HOWARD CASE.
Ida Howard has been granteda dlyorc
from hor husband, Adam,on the ground o
extreme cruelty and giyon nllmony
consisting OF the property, on Enn
Third street, with 800 In money and al
the personal property which she ownoI
at the time Ot their marriage, The cas-
will he appealed TO the circuit court 10
the purpoae OF reducing the amount o
allmony but not on the granting OF tli
divorce,
This morning, II. Porter Borta, Of Nov
Mnploton, who was recently Indicted ID
the grand Jury on tho charge OF aUomp
ing 10 commit an abortion on u .youn
woman by the namo Of Frances LongD
bnugh, gave bond OF $1,000 for hia NJ
NJ tho noxt term OF court
REMOVED 10 PRISON.
A haboaa corpua proceeding was hear
to-day by Probate Judge Fawoott In th
eaao OF Minnie SpiogCl against Marsha
Wendllng, OF M0saillon, This woma
was aontonood 10 10 days In the Mnsaillo
prison for disturbing the peace, AitC
hcnrlnq the case the court romnndou nc
TO prison TO serve out her aontonoo'
MINOR HAPPENINGS.
Tho will Of William Toushor has bee
nlod for probate. u-,
boon filed for probate. ,,
different cnaoa, were passed upon by III
court to-day, ~
To-day closos the present torn OF cour
THE KREpER CASE.
Tho divorce case Of Ellen KroldC
npainat her husband, Jacob, was callo
for trial, After hearing the testimony III
court granted tho plaintiff divorce o
tho ground OF extreme cruelty, allowC
her 800 nlimony and gayo her tho oustod
OF the children.
RECOVERED 4 JUDGMENT.
Samuel Groonwold received judgmoi
aanlnat Nathan Ernst Tor 800 on an ol
gettlomont OF tho Affairs OF Rhumnl
Ernst q Co., formerly OF this city,
TROUBLE SETTLED.
Tho trouble that has cxIstod for sho
tlmo between George w. Nicsz and Wa
tor Andrews, Of the Canton Baking Con
pnny, has boon sottlod. John u. Devices
who was appointed receiver for the fir
was ordered by the court 10 transfer q
property In his charge back TO tho hrm'
ANOTHER JUDGMENT RENDERED.
Tho court rendered q judgment In fave
Of A. j. Paul q Co., against Horny Ba,
and Potor Koonts, In tho sum OF W.
IMPORTANT CASE DISMISSED.
Tho caso which has boon pending again
DIR. George NJ. Clilro, OF Upper Sandusk
for Offering TO sell promissory notes o
talnod by fraud from David Conrad HI
boon dismissed. Clilro was indicted vii
II. II. Umbonhour on tho above charg
Tho latter was tried and aontonced TO Il
pentontinry and IL now serving his tor
thero. II scoma that tho case again
Clilro was not strong one and II WI
considered TO be right that this action WI