The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-31

| clerk was requested Tuesday to inform
the Alliance and Massillon attorneys tina
court would be in session all this week fo
the purpose of hearing motions in case
which are pending. Anumber of demurr
ers in cases which are of no special inter
est, have been disposed OF.
SUIT FOR MONEY.
In petition filed last evening by AT.
torneys Miller & Pomerene, William Nc
Kinley Jr. is plaintiff and VIM. Archina
is defendant. II is alleged by the plaintiff
that on October 20, 1890, Archinal gave
the plaintiff bis promissory note for $500
Judgment in this sum 10 asked, together
with interest from the date on the face o.
| the note,
ADIvoRCE CASE.
James W. Johnson has become tired oi
the action of his wife, Malissa johnson
and has asked for a legal separation. The
couple are from Massillon originally and
were married at Otville March 16, 1880,
Through his attorney, Mr.. Wilson, John
son filed a petition last night in which be
alleges that his wife was guilty of.adultery
In MaSsillon, January 1s, 1891, with Lake
Tasker, George Pietzger and Ed. Lomady
He also alleges that she was guilty OF
adultery with one William Jones
In Canton at later date. Mrs. johnson
is now at No. % Railroad street in this
city. She 10 also accused of drunkenness.
Plaintiff asks for divorce and custody
OF the minor children.
ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE.
In case filed by Attorneys Welty and
Taylor, adultery is also set up as one of the
grounds for divorce. The case is that Of
Cornelius j. Buehl against Marion Buehl.
They were married at Youngstown March
5, 1891, and have no children. Plaintiff
states that his wife has frequently commit
ted adultery, and is now in Canton, resid-
ing in a we'll known house of i'll fame.
STILL ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE.
A suit for divorce was commenced this
afternoon by Alice Hammond, the de.
fendant being James Hammond. They
were married in Canton, September %,
1882, and have two children living. The
plaintiff states that her husband has
grossly neglected her and the children and
has failed to provide them with suitable
wearing apparel. She states that he earns
good wages but spends his money for
liquor, and when drunk goes home and
abuses her and the children and accuses
her of infldelity. The Canton Bridge
Company, where Hammond is employed
is made defendant in the suit and a
temporary injunction has been granted
restraining them from paying over to
Hammond money which is due him.
Plaintiff asks for divorce, alimony and
the custody Of the children. Welty g.
Taylor are her attorneys.
PAID A 5000 JUDGMENT.
Ford Wagner has paid over to Benja-
min McCloud 5000 damages awarded by
the courts. 1t will be remembered that
Wagner ran a saloon in North Market
street, and while walking through the
place one day McCloud fell through O
trap door which Wagner had negligently
permitted to remain open. McCloud sued
for damages and secured a judgment for
$1,000 by reason Of permanent injuries
sustained by the fall. The case was taken
lower court was sustained. The costs in
the case swelled the amount to over "a 600.
COURT NOTES.
p. Welty and company of Cincinnati
are plaintiffs in a suit filed by Attorney
Nat. c. Mclean. The defendant is Frank
Rastetter. Plaintiffs state that there is
due them S20o13 on account, for
which amount they ask judgment.
The Elk Manufacturing Company la
plaintiff in a suit against William A. Nc
Crea. Judgment on an account for S157. 80
Is asked.
Attorneys Welty and Taylor have filed
a suit for Clarissa AK, in which Is. Il. Reed,
Henry Reed and Andrew Ak are made de-
PENDANTS. Plaintiff asks for partition Of
30 acres OF land in Sugar Creek township.
The will of Oliver Duplain of Nimishil-
len township has been filed for probate.