The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-09-29

Day asked the witness 10 state what
would occasion II. After citing number
OF things the witness said;
HE nigh, have been serenaded. That
would make man tremuious.n
"Yes, IL IL were the Massillon band, -
said Judge Day, and added, ,"and Snyder's
band at that".
DR.. Ewell and Judge Day had very In.
terestipg time of II and during the two
hours Of the time DR.. Ewell was on the
stand there was constant clash.
THE GRAND JURY.
The grand jury for this term Of court
was empaneled this afternoon, and after
Judge McCarty had given them instruc,
tions they retired with Prosecutor Bow 10
their room to commence their labors.
Quite large number OF cases are 10 come
up before them for investigation, The
jury Is scomposed of the following citizens |:
Andrew Hoffmaster, Canton.
John Krause, Canton.
John Kitzmiller, Canton.
Harry Ebie, Nimishillen township.
M. ]. Williamson, Massillon.
Ezekisl Keller, Massillon.
David Hemperly, Tuscarawas township,
Joseph Hasd, Plain township.
Alvin V. Lotz, OsnaburR.
Henry Warner, Canton.
W. H. Wyant, Canton.
Ambrose Smith, Canton.
Harry Arment, Canton.
James Baten, Canton.
John Pontius, Canton.
TWO SUITS FILED
Sebastian Shriner a Massillon man
wants 81 900 as balm for an injured rep
utation and Preeilla Grouse is asked TO
pay the sum. Suit was commenced in
common pleas court here yesterday for
that amount OF damages, the case being
filed by Pease, Baldwin and Young.
Shriner says that Precilla Grouse SLAM
dered him by circulating the report that
he burned her barn.
Hlusel and Webber, acting for Verne
Hopkins the photographer, yesterday
filed petition against G. A. Shubart,
formerly partner of Hop
kins, to restrain him from
doing business and advertising himself as
a member OF an opposition firm of pho>
tographers. According to Hopkins, Shu-
bart said he was in poor health and wants
ed to quit the business and upon his
agreement to stop Hopkins bought him
out. Now Shubart has started up in op.
position. The case will come up soon.
A BIG CASE SETTLED.
The case OF Walter Sefert VI. the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company was to have
come up in court room No. before Judge
McCarty for trial this morning but when
IL was called the attorneys stated that the
case had been settled. This is the case
that was tried at the May term of court
when Sefert secured verdict for $l4,600
against the railroad company as damages
for injuries received by him on the road
while he was an employe. The court set
aside tine verdict and granted q new trial
on error and 1t was to have been heard
today. Yesterday Attorney Boyle for the
railroad went to the office of Thayer &
Rice, attorneys for Sefert and wanted to
settle and at 8 o'clock last night q com
the costs in the case and pay Sefert a
large sum but those Interested refuse TO
tell exactly how much. IL is understood
however to he large amount and is the
largest sum ever received in q damage
case in the courts here.
PROBATE COURT.
william Tebay was today appointed
guardian OF Charles and Warren Tebay OF
Pike township.
Marian p per was appointed guardian
of Arthur Piper of Lawrence township.
The following licenses to marry have
been granted:
John N. Siulz and Josephine Worth,
Massillon.
Harry W, Aupgst and Clara j. Stewart,
Canton.
Joseph E. Rleim and Mary Myers
Louisville.
Armstrong L. Hull and Mary E. Riley,
Alliance.
]. E. Shaw and Daisy M. Russell, Ali
ance.
Dale N. Peet and Urstta S. Resh, Will
mot.
Calvin Fulmer and Sadie Krieghbaum
Greentown.