The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-01

pardon or parole the two unfortunate
men, and It is not likely that there will
be any great resistance In the mean
time, the moral is plain.
Judge Taylor's court hsu adjourned,
and the judge gone to Carrollton. There
will be no more court in room No. till
April 8.
The case Of the Sippo Coal Co. s assig
nee agsinst Albrigbt's administrator, is
on In room No 1, before Judge McCarty
and jury This is suit in which
about 81 500 is Involved.
In room No. the case Of Zangs assig-
nee vs. Mrs. Mary Gaskill Is being tried be-
FIRE Probats Judge Wise. 1t is suit
to determine validity of claims made
against defendant.
Annie Cald, rhead has sued Samuel I.
Clapsaddle, as administrator with will
annexed Of Jare Finch, deceased 10 re-
cover 1864 alleged due for services and
board. j. P. Fawcett is plaintiffs at.
torney.
A $4,000 damage case Of a peculiar
nature was filed today by Attorney Peter
J. Collins for plaintiff b enjamin
Willis sues Elizabeth and Absalom
Walker for the I, flowing cause: Plain
tiff, with his wife, Emily Willis, moved
onto farm ia Paris township 10 Oct jber,
90 The defendants were neighbors.
They did not take kindly to the rev ar
rivals, and tegan quMreling, which fin
ally resulted iu defendants aSsaulting
plain ifr in the presence of his wife, She
became so frightened that it affected her
mind and she has since been insane and
confined iu the Toledo asylum. These
are the grounds on which the suit is
brought.
Frank Hoge has commenced an action
against Henry Sandhagen to collect S326
alleged to be due on notes for money
loaned the defendant, Judgment for
the amount is prayed for. william NJ.
Roach filed the petition.
Joseph Kropf has commenced an action
against Charles Bauman t. collect a
judgment of So obtained in Justices
court. A d, cree Of judgment in common
pleas curt is prayed for.
Ora f. Grant has commenced an &c
ton for divocre from Samuel J. Grant.
Gha ears tb.y ,yara ,,an,;,a n,t,bar "a
1886, ana that two children have been
born to them. She says in her petition
that Samuel is guilty Of extreme cruelty,
calling her vile names, gross neglect,
habitusl drunkenness, failure to provide
and Of adultery With various parties
whose names she does not know. She
prays for divorce, custody Of the children
and for such other relief is just. Ford
ing and Harris, attorneys.
Adam Thorn his filed petition for a
divorce from bis wife, Gertrude Thorn.
He says they were married in April, 1898,
but for the past three years Gertrude has
been willfully absent and has disregarded
her HihElbhl uutles' no pIa1b lur u III
vorce and for such other relief as is Just
in the premises. Meyer g. Piero fled the
petition.
The case of the Sippo Coal oompany's |
assignee against c. c. Russell, adminis-
TRAITOR of the estate Of p. G. Albright on
trial before Judge McCarty and jury,
Friday, brought to collect 81 800 alleged
due the plaintiff for land, was decided in
favor Of tie defendant.
Charlotte Il sse has sued John b.
Russell for divorces and alimony. Plain
titf alleges adultery ,curelty and drunk en-
ness, and asks that he be enjoined from
iisposing Of property he owns. He is
Mas,illon sRloon-keeper. They were
married in 1867. EgRert & Mclaughlin
are plaintiffs attorneys.
Charles S. Wise has sued Ben jamin
Faust to recover $1l1.3O alleged due
him as percentage on the sale of property
amounting to $500. Albaugh and
<ibler are plaintiffs attorneys This is
he case that was assigned for trial one
lay the past week. AT the time set the
plaintiff was not on hand, while the de-
endants were, and Judge Taylor dis
missed the case. Plaintiff soon after ap-
reared and wanted defendant to hunt
lp witnesses and try the case, but the
after did not find them.