The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-04-28
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
A NUMBER OF NEW CASES COMMENCED
TODAY.
An Injunction Against the Street Rail
Way Company-Oth: + matters of Muoh
Interest.

| An Injunction Against the Street Rail
Way Company-oth r Matt srs of Muo9
Interest.
Business is quite active in the court
| house today. A number of new cases
| have come in and there seems to be q
| boom in the line of applications toF
| divorce. Lydia E. Barnhart of Canton
wants a divorce from Plus Baruhart who
| is now doing service as a convict in tht
| Pennsylvania penitentiary at Philadel-
phia, having been sent up for two years
| from Dallastown. Mrs. Barnhart states
| that she was married to the defendant al
| Hartville but at the time he had another
| wife living at DallastowD, Pa. One child
was born of the second marriage. She
| asks for divorce, the custody of the
| child and the restoration of her maiden
name Of Lydia E. Dickerhof.
SHE WOULD NOT COOK.
John Behler wants a divorce from his
/ better half, Jessie +. Beber. He says
| they we're married in 1889 but that she
would never stay at home as a wife
| should. Indeed, ne asserts she was never
1 al home more than three months at a
| lime and when she was there she abso-
lutely refused to do the cooking or to per
| form work of any kind. He also declares
| that in December 1891 she went 10 Ali
Gnce and committed adultery with man
| at that place and that she is now supposed
TO be in Pittsburg.
ANOTHER MARRIAGE A FAILURE.
Viola Odell Smith does not find married
life TO be as pleasant as she anticipated,
and she wants to be separated legally
from Clarence 3. Smith. The couple live
| at West Brookheld, and have only been
married about three years. Plaintiff AYERS
that in 1880 her husband celebrated the
Fourth of July by assaultinR and striking
her, and that he threatened to kick her
out OF the house. She says that since then
he has abused her and neglected her
when she was sick, until she has been
compelled to see k a home other than un-
der his roof. The defendant has some
property, and Judge McCarty granted All
injunction restraining him from disposing
OF 1t until the wife has had chance to Sc,
cure alimony. She also wants her maiden
name of Viola Odell Gladdis restored.
The Cincinnati Brewing Co, have COM
menced suit in Common Pleas Court
against Charles Specht, the man who was
arrested few days ago at Canal Fulton
on an unsavory charge, for 1884 for mcr
chandise furnished.
STREET RAILWAY INJUNCTION.
Margaret Heisler through her attorneys
Pease, Baldwin x Young on Saturday
evening about o'clock commenced suit
In common pleas court against the Can
ton Massillon Electric Railway Co., Con-
tractor Dresbach and county commig-
sioners, in which she asked for an iDjunc-
ton to stop them from going on with the
grading for the street railway between the
two cities in front of her property. She
sets forth In her petition that she owns
land along the Massillon road upon which
she has a residence and out-buildings and
and that she has always had free and
easy access from the Massillon road TO her
property She now declares however
that the work now going on bids fair TO
damage her seriously In her rights. She
says the expectation OF the Street Car Co.,
is 10 make cut from ten to twelve feet ia
front Of her place and she asked that they
be enjoined from going on with the work
until they IN Ade full payment to her In
money for all damages she was likely to
suffer.
The case YVES brought up before Judge
McCarty and he allowed temporary in
junction until o'clock this afternoon when
a Anal hearing OF the case is to be given.
PROBATE COURT.
The following persons were granted
license TO wed in Probate court today:
j. Lee Hover and Edith G, Rice, Canton.
George Smith and Kate O'Shea, ALI
anee.
Frank Genet and Louisa Howeustins,
JsmssJ. Mcdonald and Lydis Gaums,
LouksvilIe.