The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-15
IN THE COURTS.
Will of William Mckinley So, Fiied---
The Trial Of Suit for Divoroe.--Mar-
riage Lic'nses Issued Court Notes in

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The Trial Of Suit for Divorce.--Mar-
riage Lie! nses Iseued-- Court " otes in
General.
The divorce case Of Horny NJ Henkle
W. Celia G. Henkie came up before Judge
NcCRrty IN court room No. l yesterday,
and q rather Interesting state of atfsirs
was disclosed. This case is an old one
which wac heard beRre Judge Pesse ovei
a year ago, and at thaI time court agreed
to grant a divorce If the costs were peid.
The woman in the case took IL for granted
that everything wns right aud she did not
waste much time mourning over the loss
Of her husband, but wont and speedily
married ouotnCF. IL uow appears that the
costs in the case bad never been paid aud
hauce the divorce was not absolute aud
did not appear on the records.
Judge McCArty agreed that il the costs
were now paid he would issue the decree
of divorce, and the matter is resting there
until the cash is forthcoming.
WILL CT WIN. MCKINLEY, sR.
The will Of Wm. Mckinley, Sr., decess-
ed, was filed for probate "Wednesday
afternoon. The document is very short
and the testator gives everything to his
daughter Helen Mckinley and asks that
she carry out his wisDes which are known
TO her but which do not appear in the will.
OTHER COURT MATTERS.
The cases of Levi e. sud George N.
WiHp against the DEMOCRAT PUBLIHING
COMPANY in when they ask $4,000
apiece because the News DEMOCRAT puh'
lished cartsin cases flied in the courts
here in which they were interested, were
on the assignment book to come up todey
for Irial, but they haze been passed until
the next term OF court.
The will of Martin Schaefer was fled
for probate today.
TWO DAYS BRIDE.
Louisa Larkins, a Massillon girl, through
r. IL. Fol9er, has sued her husband, Mars
tin Larkins for u divorce, she relates a
very strange tale of married life. Ac-
cording to her petition she was married
to young Larkins last July but the second
day after the wedding, as the story goes,
the youth tired OF his bargain and skipped
for parts unknown. He did not tell his
bride where be- was going and has never
written to her nor contributed to her sup'
port in any manner. This kind OF mar
ried life is not nearly up TO her expecIas
tons Of ruarital bliss and she therefore
wants the court to give her a decree of
divorce from her miscreant husband.
WANTS HEALING sALvE.
Frank Bixbv, an Alliance man, has
raised the ire of Annie Richie of the same
city and she declares that ii will take
5000 of his money to make the matter
right. Accordingly she has set about to
collect the amount and her attorney j. d,
Lewis has flled petition in court for that
pum. She alleges that Bixby slandered
her by calling her names ana speaking in
a very disparaeinR manner OF her ia the
presence of divers people at diff erent
times. Hence che wants damages.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
A number of road cases came up before
the county commissioners TO-DAY. In the
case OF the Clark road where q petition was
presented asking for n new road along the
section line from Buckhiil to Henry street
the whole thing dropped through by de-
fault as the properly holders along the
route had not been all not fed properly.
The Belden road matter in which new
road IS wanted running north and south
along the east corporation line of this city
was assigned for hearing on December
Goth.
The Kimmel road case which comes
from Sandy township was scheduled to
come up December %.
The Lester and j. p. Burton applica-
ton for new road about three. quarters
of mile long in Lawrence township was
granted.
The commissioners yesterday after noon
went out to the Inflrmary and conducted
their Investigation with reference to the
condition of that institution and they reI
port everything in good shape.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.
Samuel Williams and Caroline Bolden,
North Industry.
Allen Leutz and Eda Pontius, Limaville.
George Krumlauf aud Rhoda A. Smith,
Canton.
Samuel Zimmerman and Lille NJ.
McClelIanh, Canton.
d. L. Powell and Hattie Hively, Marl-
boro.
John W. Dlckerhoof and Emma Carr,
Hartvills.
A. d. Burke and Mary Boland, Canton.