The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-19
COURT.
Grinding Out the Grist.


Hon. Jos. g. Huffman on the bench.
The following cases were present
ed:
Julia Houseworth VS. Geo. w.
Houseworth, Divorce; stricken
from docket at cost of Plff.
Nelson Lee VS. Virginia B. Will
son, foreclosure of mortgage; leave
to file reply to Sept. 16. Sugges-
ton Of death of Plff. conditional
order of receiver in name of Admr.
Geo. w. Mitchell, Admr. of Eliza
beth Mitchell decd vs. Mary E.
Charlton ct al, equitable relief; mo-
tion for security for costs sustain
ed, to be furnished by Sept. II, to
satisfaction of clerk.
The Harper & Cosgrove Co. vs.
Fredrick Stedwell ct at, equitable
relief; Monday Sept. "a contd on
affid't of Def't and at their cost.
Jno. w. Williams VS. Thos. Price
ct al, for money and equitable re-
lief; motion of Deft. to amended
petition overruled and exceptions.
To answer by Sept. II.
VIM. Hood VS. Peter Mason, ap-
peal; leave to file answer by Sept.
II.
The State of Ohio on relation of
r. +. Price, Pros. Atty. VS. Seth
Weldy, for money; ordered that
the fund now in hands of Deft. as
trustee, less taxes and costs set
forth in answer and also less fee to
Deft., $4,000 and the costs of this
proceedings, be paid into the coun-
ty treasury and there placed to
credit of general fund.
Allen w. Oldfield VS. VIM. Old
field, for money; leave to both
parties to take dispositions in term
| time.
Ferdinand F. Rempel vs. The
Logan Gas Light & Coke Co., for
money; judgement in default for
$9,S42.73.
Allen w. Oldfeld VS. VIM. Old.
field, for money; sale confirmed,
deed and distribution ordered, pay
taxes and writ of possession award
ed purchaser.
CRIMINAL COURT.
State of Ohio VS. Charles Naile,
keeping gambling room; nollie pro
sequi entered at request of Pros.
Atty. and in good cause shown.
State of Ohio vs. David Canter,
Edward Keaton ct al, Burglary
and larceny, Deft. araigned, read
ing of Indictment waived. plea OF
not guilty entered. Trial Tuesday
Oct. End. Bond $5OO.OO.
State Of Ohio VS. Elmer Hedges
petit larceny; trial Wednesday,
Oct. 8.
State of Ohio VS. Frank Mcbride,
assault and battery; reading of in.
dictment waived and plea ofguilty
entered. Deft. fined $500 and
stand committed until fine and
costs are paid.
State of Ohio VS. Harry Sax, shoot.
ing at with intent to kill or wound
reading of indictment waived, plea
Of not guilty entered. Trial Fri
day, Sept. %. Bond $4,000
State of Ohio VS. Edward Bishop
Charles Roller and Jno. Sawyer
burglary and larceny; reading OF
indictment waived and plea of no,
guilty entered. Trial Sept. q
Bond $500 each.
State Of Ohio VS. Lewis Weitzell
forgery; reading Of indictment
waived, plea of not guilty entered
Trial set for Monday Oct. 1. Bono
$500.
State of Ohio vs Edward Guess
assault and battery; arraignmen,
| WuANuu3 PACu VI kulLy outcIcu
sentenced to work house at Zanes
vile, Ohio, for 30 days and pay ,
fine Of $40 and costs and stand com
mitted to said work house unit
fine and costs are paid, after tn,
expiration of said 80 days.
The State of Ohio VS. G. r. Pen
, nybaker, Eugene Linton, Chas
Barnecut and Geo. Henry, assault
Defts. Barnecut and Henry ar
|, raigned, reading of indictmen
waived, plea. of not guilty entered
Trial Wednesday Oct. 3rd. Bono
$4,000
The State of Ohio vs Emme
: Nutter and Mel Summers, disturb
, ing Meeting; Mel. Summers ar
raigned by reading Indictment ant
for plea thereto, says he is guilt!
as charged. Sentenced to Zanes
vile work house for ten days ant
pay a fine of $50 and after the ex
piratiOn Of said ten days he stand
committed to said work house un
: til said fine and costs ere paid,
The State Of Ohio VS. Edwar,
, Bishop, Cllas. Roller and inc
Sawyer, Larceny; Defts. Bishol
and Roller arraigned, reading q
indictments waived and plea 0
|, not ruiltU aptaral