The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-05
ARRANGEMENT
OF PRISONERS AGAINST WHOM lNDlcT-
MENTs WERE FOUND.

A Young Dentist, OF Alliance. In a Little
Selling Liquor-Attornets Assigned
Persons against whom indictments
were found ~ the late sitting of she grand
Jury were brought into court this morning
and arraigned. Those who appeared and
the disposition of the cases follow:
Beatty Scott and Edward Klots, grand
larceny. Both pleaded not guilty. Welty,
McLain and Robb appear for Scott, and
John g. Given was assigned ss attorney
for Klotz.
Charles Smith, receiving stolen prop
erty. Pleaded not guilty. W. II. Snyder
assigned as counsel.
George Campbell, grand larceny.
Pleaded not guilty. John G. Mong as-
signed as counsel.
Charles Harrison, burglary and larceny,
two indictments. Pleaded not guilty.
Charles c. Upham assigned as attorney.
Thomas murray, selling Intoxicating
liquors TO person In the habit OF getting
intoxicated. Pleaded not guilty.
William e. Schwier, obtaining money
under false pretense; embezziement.
Pleaded not guilty to each Indictment.
James Sterling assigned az counsel,
William r. spear, assault and battery.
Pleaded not guilty.
q reading of the indictment and gave
bond.
Fritz Pefley, selling liquor to minors !;
selling liquor to person in the habit OF
getting intoxicated. Pleaded not guilty
to each Indictment.
Thomas Murray, selling liquor TO mi
nors. Pleaded not guilty.
Edward BARLEY, petit larceny. Pleaded
not guilty.
Walter Koser, horse stealing. The
grand jury report was to the effect that
there sufficient evidence to place the
defend nt on trial, but as he was but 10
years oi 'ge recommendation was m ade
thai be . sent TO the reform farm. The
court cided that the best thing 10 be
done " ~ to comply with the recommen-
dation II the grand jury, and the boy, who
10 bright looking youDRster, was sentenced
to the school to remain until he becomes
of age.
feeble health and was obliged TO be sup
ported to his seat. He could not stand
while the indictments against him we're
being read. There are.eiRhteen counts for
forgery in one Indictment, being one OF
the longest indictments ever found by q
Stark county grand jury. Fry pleaded
not guilty to all of these counts In the In
dictment. Three other indictments were
found against him, obtaining money by
false pretense, two indictments, and one
Indictment for petit larceny. ]. L. Robb
was assigned az counsel.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Sarah e. Staub makes com plant against
her husband, John q. Staub, In o petition
for divorce filed by the law firm OF Welty
& Taylor, Saturday. The parties to the
suit were married June 16. 1885, and one
child has been born to them. Defendant
is charged with habitual drunkenness and
cruelty, In that il is alleged that he fire.
quently struck and abused her. II 10
further alleged that at his home on Sey-
more avenue, In the city of Cleveland, ,he
has committed adultery with one Louisa
Wonders, and 10 now living with her.
Plaintiff asks for divorce.
ANOTHER UNHAPPY WIFE.
Another action for divorce 10 brought by
Attorney William C. Pippett. The plain
tiff 10 Mary K. Abbott and the defendent
10 her husband, George N. Abbott. The
marriage took place at jamestown, N. Y,
June 8, 1879. Gross neglect Of duty and
failure to provide are among the alleRa-
profliegate conduct and habits, he has
impeded plaintiff In her efforts to main
tain and support herself aud their two
children" Wherefore divorce and GUS
tody Of the children is prayed for.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Frank M. Eek and Laura Swietzer, Marl-
boro.
William U. wannamaker and Jessie A.
KayIer, Justus.
John Hine and Eliz Abeth Hale, Canton.
e. G. Simison and George E, Jordan,
Alliance.