The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-01-28
COUNSEL ASSIGNED.
PERSONS INDICTED BY THE LAST
GRAND JURY
Come Into Court and Enter PIess-Not
a Guilty Man In the whole Lot. Ac-
cording TO Their statements-
Other Court Matters.


Guilty Man In The whole Lot. Ac-
cordinR to Their Statements
Other Court Matters.
The arraignment of persons, indicted
on various charges by the grand jury, oo-
oupied the time of Judge MoCsrty for the
N st part of the forenoon today, In
Common Pleas court. Prose cutting
Attorney Pomerene was very careful and
painstaking In his Efforts before the first
grand jury Of his term, and as q result,
there has been none Of his indictments
attacked. Offenders pleaded to the
charges against them and attorneys were
assigned by the court, ss usual, where
there were prisoners who we're unable to
secure counsel. A history Of the GASES
has been heretofore printed In these
columns.
William Barnes, indicted for burglary,
pleaded not guilty. J. NJ. Myers Is bis
attorney.
Albert Moore, for burglary, was turned
over to Attorney Judsou Lewis, and at
his advice pleaded not guilty to the
charge
Wallace Barren pleaded not guilty to
burglary. He bad secured j. NJ. Myers
TO def nd him.
William Ward, indicted for ASSAULT
with intent to rob, pleaded not guilty.
Attorney George Clark was assigned
as ccunstl.
John sohnepelheimer, for burglary,
pleaded not guilty and Attorney d. g.
Hughes was assigned.
James 0atley, Indicted for rape pleaded
not guilty and Attorney Otto &c. Young
was assigned for his case.
John Elsenhauer, indicted for perjury
pleaded not guilty. q. T. Meyer is his at
torney.
Edward Gard and Harry Simpson were
jlin,ly indicted for burglary. Attorney
Peter Collins will defend Gard, and At
torney Esgert will look after Simpson,
both men bssinR pleaded not guilty.
In the case Of Ohio vs. Lyman Moore,
for burglary, Attorney Plppett was as
signed. Moore also pleaded not guilty.
Frank Connor, indicted for rape and
incest, pleaded not guilty and W. J.
Davies was assigned.
William Martin, for burglary and
larceny, pleaded not guilty, aud Attorney
G. N. Shaver was assigned.
Ralph Sawdy, Clinton Andreas and
Charles Rosier pleaded not guilty to the
indictment of receiving stolen goods,
alleged to- have BEEN taken from the
Grove Chewing Gum Company Of Salem.
Attorney Nat Mclean will continue as
attorney iu their defense.
s. B. Reem sny der, indictad for allowing
gaming to go on In his saloon at the
Melbourne hotel, Is under bond, and as he
had not had the opportunity to consult
his ato trney, Mr.. Upham, he will plead
later.
1t is expected criminal court will be
set for the week, February 15.
Other Court Cases.
Miller g. Blanchard have commenced
an action against John l.. Arnold to
coll ct $71S.25 ALE Red to be due on an
account. The petition alleges that the
account has been running for period Of
three years and In ell amounted to
s1146.75, Of which the sum sued for re-
mains unpaid. Judgment for the amount
is prayed for. Clark, Amber & Clark
filed the petition.
Jacob Diehl, by his attorney, John a..
Sponselle has begun an action against
Charles and Anna Born to collect SO, ,652
alleged to be due on prom issory notes
secured by mortgage. Judgment for the
is prayed for.
The Detroit Carbopio Acid Gas Go.
and the Chicago Aeriform Carb n Co.
have ommenosd an cotton against
Edward wonderly and Forest Whitmer,
doing business under the firm name Of
wondeIly 81 Whitmer, to collect $27.33
ment for the amount Is prayed for. g..
N. Shaver attorney.
The I. lowing additional jurors were
drawn In Common Pleas court today
Louis smith, Lake township; Charles
Slaele, Canton; William Yost, Massillon
Samuel Beoherer, Canton; Frank Shepley,
Massillon; Zodiac Newman, Osnaburg.
Mr.. shepl y died October 8, ard the
remaining five juorrs were excused until
THURSDAY morning The regular jury
was excused until Tuesday morning
today's assignment having been passed.
Michael Donovan has sued the Beatty
Fire Clay Company, Of Magnolia, Ohio,
for 81, 1877 damages. Plaintiff claims to
have been damaged TO that extent while
clean ing boiler at thu order OF the fore
man on August 30, last. W. J. Oby
and Nat @. g. ]. g. Mclean are plaintiff q
attorneys.
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