The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-09-17
Common Pleas Court.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.

work Wednesday evening.
Twenty-Five cases. we're consider.
ed and 140 witnesses examined,
and five indictments found. Henry
Hansel was foreman.
John Heis, of Carbon Hill, was
indicted for murder in the first de-
gree, for the killing of Frank s.
Chute at that place on Saturday
July 90, the full particulars of
which were given to our readers at
the time.
John III. Dunkle, at Sand Run,
Aug. 13, assaulted Benjamin Ar
gust, with piece of iron weighing
about three pounds used In shap-
ing drilling bits in mining coal, and
struck him twice ON the head. The
force of the blows was lessened by
man named Skile who interfered
For this performance Dunkle was
indicted for assault with intent to
kill.
Charles Allen was also indicted
for assault with intent to kill one
He'll Mcdonald near the Ash Cave
about Aug. End. He made the at
tack with a mattOck. Both men
had been drinking and quarreled.
|, Three athletic young females,
named Vina, Clara and Matilda
Knece, on Pike Run, on June 26,
last, as they were returning from
church in the evening made an as
sault on Miss Georgia Hinton, and
threw her down and held her
while one took a rock and hit her
on the head. The parties were
separated by persons present. The
Knece girls were indicted for as
suit and battery.
James Donahue, of Murray City
was charged with selling liquor on
Sunday contrary to law, for which
he was indicted.S
LEGAL MATTERS.
John A. Sarber assignee of w. B.
Brooks VS. Geo. M. Parsons, trustee
ct al. The real estate having been
offered twice under present APP
prasisement and not sold for want
of bidders, said appraissment is set
aside and new one ordered. W..
r. Bowlby, Isaac d. Kontner and
John M. Floyd appointed apprais-
ers.
B. Kiefaber vs. John G. Campbell
Verdict of jury for plaintiff $347.04
Notice of motion for new trial.
Jacob d. Ruff VS. Joshua Beery,
Emanuel Stemen ct Al. Judgment
revived on default for $265.53
Arthur HI. Perfect vs Kenneth j.
Mckenzie. Foreclosure of mort
gage. Sale confirmed. Deed and
distribution ordered and taxes to be
paid.
Geo. M. Walton vs Sarah J.
Pence ct al. Appeal. Leave for j.
J. Allen to file answer, Motion to
strike out sustained and exceptions
as to each answer.
Caroline s.. Hagley VS. John Hag-
ley; for divorce and injunction.
Motion for security for. costs; trial
set for Sept. 20.
Williamson Bros, VS. Elizabeth
Miller ct al. ". G. Lowry appoint
ed guardian ad litem for infant de-
PENDANTS, and answer fled.
Amount found due $4,000. Fore
closure of mortgage and sale order
ed.
B. H. Allen, Treasurer, vs w. s.
Friesner. Motion sustained com.
pelling defendant to separately
state and number his causes of de.
fense. Three other motions over
ruled. Wright & Petit for ptff.
and the Logan bar for deft.
VIM III. Woodruff VS. The Moth
erwell Co. Equitable relief. Leave
to answer by Thursday, Receiver
Rochester ordered to'pay past due
interest on bonded Indebtedness OF
the deft company and also ordered
to pay L., A. Mcclure the sum Of
8 for services.
Abraham Sharp VS. Isom Finly
ct al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Sale confirmed; deed and distribu-
tion ordered as per entry.
r. D. McManigal VS. B. X. Tritsch
ct al. This was an action against
Tritsch individually for about
$5l0O for merchandise put in his
hands by the ptff to sell and rea-
lize an indebtedness Of A. E. Work
& Co., to the plaintiff of about $4,000
secured by a chattel mortgage. A
A few days after he took charge OF
the goods, A. e. Work & Co., made