The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
STRIKING MOULDERS
At Elbel & Co., Restrained From
Interfering With the
Non Union Men.
A SUIT FILED IN COURT.
The Company Claims That the stri-
kers Have Greatly Interfered With
the BUSINESSMAN Injunction Grant
ed-other Court News of Interest.

In common pleas court today, Elbel 81
Co asked for and were granted an in
junction restraining any of the striking
molders from interfering with their bust
7 ness or any of the employees of the firm.
| The parties named as defendants are
Thomas Snyder, Thomas Schwing, Ed
Gar A. Ware, Frank NJ. Hahn, Edward
II. Rice, Paul p Bonsky, Peter 6. Bon
sky, Henry Hass, Jesse w. Chaffin,
Charles f. Anstadt William o. Anstadt,
John Feldheimer, Andrew G. Schurer,
and william Frey.
The petition alleges that on August o,
1895, the molders went on strike, and
were afterwards discharged. 1t is claimed
/. that the strikers entered into an unlawful
conspiracy to embarrass and annoy the
company in its business, and If possible,
DESTROY the same. 1t is further alleged
that employees of the company have been
threatened, and forced to abandon their
work. The company says that two of the
men have been assaulted and beaten, and
Others have been frightened not to enter
the employ of the company.
n 1t is claimed that there Is q conspiracy
TO hamper and destroy the business of the
Plaintiffs, and prevent them from filling
contracts An order was granted restrain
ing the defendants from harrassing or in
terfering with the business of the plain
tiffs, or frightening way or assaulting any
of the employees. A perpetual injunction
is also asked for. Clark a. Amber are
the attorneys
Edwin Dunkerly has commenced suit
in common pleas court against Olive and
Charles Burroughs to collect $l,2SO al
legged to be due on notes. Nat Q. Mclean
is the attorney.
Papers have been filed in common pleas
court from Justice Webb's docket, in the
suit of Agnes G. Bockhouse VS.. Byron
Yant, on delicate charge.
u. w. Tryon applied in common pleas
court today for a divorce from Delpha
Tryon. They were married at Shreve,
Decent ber 8, 1886. The plaintiff charges
that in 1889 his wife left him, and was
absent for six months, he knowing Meth
ing of her whereabouts. 1t is alleged that
the wife does not treat her husband with
proper respect, and calls him vile names.
He charges that his wife is in the habit
of going away from home, and when he
asks where she has been, he is told that 1t
is none of his business. Tryon says his
wife left home on August /, 1895, and
has not returned. Webber Il Turner are
the attorneys.
Robert Merriman has applied in com
mon pleas court for divorce from Kate
M. Merriman. 1t is alleged that the de-
fendant visited Nashville, Tenn, and
other points with william Latimer, and
also visited various wine rooms in Can
ton. Smith g. Yohe are the attorneys.
Ella X. Letterlc has sued John g. Let
terle for divorce, alimony and custody of
two children. The plaintiff alleges the
defendant is guilty of gross neglect Of
duty and willful absence for more than
three years. Charles G. Upham is attor-
ney for plaintiff.
SUITS FOR MONEY
William H. Greer has commenced ac-
ton against Marcus M. Catlin ct al, to
collect s4, 600 alleged to be due on notes.
Clark a. Amber are the attorneys.
John Barber took oognovit judgment
against Louise G. Won Kanel for $3.50,
and Julius Andrae secured Judgment for
$3.50
o. G. Brown seeks to recover S739.26
from Shumaker q Gharky. Sterling q
Werntz are the attorneys.
Joseph Wood johnson has sued Matte
ia. Plasket, NJ. q. Nabb, and Robert b.
=. ,xl,ay, for payment of three notes. ag-
Nasating 81, 300. j. w. Crane is the at
Srney for plaintiff.
AN ALLIANCE CASE.
~ W. p. Taggart asks for divorce from
/ Annie NJ. Taggart. They were married
April II. 1885, at Deerfeld, and have two
children. The husband charges improper
conduct with Charles Taggart, H. Cuth-
bert, Nick Yaces, and man named
Moffett. ]. W. Craine is the attorney
PROBATE COURT NEWS.
Assignment of Elmer s. Ball, Canton,
sale of real estate confirmed priority Of
liens determined and distribution ordered
Assignment of Louise O. Won Kanel,
Canton, bond of assignee filed and ap-
proved, and letters Issued.
Estate of William Antram, Washington
township, inventory and appiraisement
filed, and private sale of personal property
ordered
Estate of Abraham Clark Osnaburg
township, fisrt partial account filed.
Estate of Mcclure G. Boyd, Sandy
township. assignment of homestead and
dover and appraisement approved, and
public sale of land ordered.
Estate of George j. Young, Pike town
ship, will filed for probate.
Estate of James l.. Rudy, Massillon,
private sale of real estate ordered
In the assignment of Holliger & Kent,
Canton. final dividend Of 12 $40 per cent
ordered paid
In the assignment of Arthur X. Spald-
ing, Massillon, final dividend ordered.
In the assignment of Ralph H. Hudson,
Alliance, bond of assignee filed and ap-
proved, and letters issued
Estate Of Barbara Smith, Canton, time
for filing final account extended one year
from July 10, 1895.
In the estate OF Nettie O. Hawkins, Of
Alliance, supplementary inventory and
appraiNement ordered.
In the guardianship Of Christian Willie
+, ner, ,.of Alliance, defendant adjudged an
habitual drunkard ard guardian ordered
appointed.
In the case of Correll vs. Donnenwirth
(Plain township ditch appeal) case con-
tinued for preliminary hearing to Septem-