The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-03-16
And Is Found Guilty Of Assault
for the Offense.
The Divorce Docket Stationary, With
One Case or and One Added.


for shooting with intent to kill. Hallow.
cen two years ago Buck shot at crowd
of disturbers, as he claimed to frighten
them, but with such good aim that a
young fellow named Robert Maphis act
ed as receiver for the bullet Mr.. Buck
stands we'll in Greenfield and sympathy
was generally with him. He has not
yet been sentenced.
The bastardy case of Rosa Shubert
against Joseph Dunn came up on Friday
and drew q room full of sensation hunt
ers. The jury took the case about two
o'clock p. M. and wrestled with it until
half past ten, when they returned yer.
diet OF guilty.
Judge Newly last week granted Peter
Minor a decree of divorce from Susan
Minor on the ground of adultery. The
couple are colored and were married in
1886. Last year Susan left home to live
with a man named Hendricks at Madison
Mills, Fayette county. The plaintiff was
given the custody Of their three children.
The case Of Scott Kerr vs Elias John.
son has been settled and dismissed, each
party paying his own COSTS
In the injunction suit brought by L.
R. Duckwall against II w. Roads, Treas.
urer, decree was granted the plaintiff
in accordance with his petition.
A decree of partition was given in the
case of J. H. Roger vs. La Rue Roads
ct al. John Hulitt, ]. l. Taggart and J.
W. S. Spargur were appointed Commits.
sioners
The suit of Isma Troth against I. J.
Hastings has been settled and dismissed
The case of J. G. Rosselot VS.. Evira
j. Morton ct al. was COL tinued on appl.
cation OF defendants and at their costs.
A verdict was returned for the plaintiff
for the amount asked for in the case OF
Thomas L. Achor vs. Mary E. Long, ad.
ministratrix of the estate of the late T.
H. Long. No testimony was heard and
the verdict was given upon the instruct.
ion of the court. Leave was given de.
PENDANTS to file bill of exception.
In the suit of Phoebe Jennings vs. r.
P. Anderson, executor of Mary Jennings,
demurrer was overruled. Exceptions
and leave to reply.
Demurrer was overruled in the case
of Susan Hetherington vs. F. W. Tanning
ct al. Motion was in part sustained and
in part overruled. Leave to amend in.
stanter and to defendants to plead in
15 days.
THE HBw CASES.
s. P. and Jane Scott vs.. J. v. d. Smart
ct al. For foreclosure. Steel 4 Hogsett
for plaintiff.
Mary E. Irwin w. William Simmons. |
Money. Irwin & Wilson for plaintiR.
Chas. r. Miller and others have be. |
gun suit on an appeal from decision in |
The Probate Court. The suit grows out
Of the settlement of the estate of the late |
Abner Moore. His executors, /. Det-
wiler and ]. M. Hiestand, some weeks
ago fled with the Probate Judge their
sixth account, in which they included
bill for 81 500 for additional pay for their
services as executors. Miller and others
to the account, but their ex.
,eptions were overruled. Judge Thomp.
,on and Higgins & Horst are the at.
;orneys for the exceptors.
John G. Walker vs.. B. & o. S..W. r.
R. Co. Transcript from docket of Justice
of the Peace, Dodson township. Isma
rroth for plaintiff, D. 9. Morrow for de.
endant.
Clara Mcclellan this week filed with |
Clerk Walker her typewriter tale of
marital woe and petition for divorce
rom her husband James Mcclellan.
She married Jim here in March, 1889,
Ind one child came to bind the union,
)ut it seems, has failed in it's mission.
They have quarreled more or less, most
y more, for year or two and in August
ast she was driven from the house.
Since then Jim has failed to provide
either for her or the child. ID. ID. Davis
s her attorney.
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
THURSDAY, MARCH l6, 1898.
Addie M. Chapman VIZ. John L. Ore.
oaugh.
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1898.
r. A. Robinson, cashier, VS.. Sarah L.
ct AL
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1893.
VIM. w. Graham VS.. John w. Gra-
ham ct al.
State OF Ohio VS.. Mary Springer.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1893.
Ohio VS.. VIM Llewellyn.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1893.
H NJ. Brown vs.. j V. Haller.
FRIDAY, MARH "a, 1893.
Rachel Hollauay Va Nancy Holladay