The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-01-27
PROMINENT NAME.
Dominick Tyler is Charged
With Employing 1t.
NOW DECLARED 1T WAS FORGED
Arrsigncd on Seven Indie msnts and
Entsrs ri os of Not Gull y In Each
Pa, QuiEIey Gets a Salty Sen.
tcncs From ihe Court,

Pa QutEiey Gers salty SEN
tcncs From ihe Court,
Domlnick Tyler was arraigned in court
room No. 1 Tuesday morning before
Judge MoCarty on the indictments
fodnd against defendant by the last
grand jury. Seven indictments for for
gerry were found against him. The
county clerk read the first indictment,
which charged forgery in a note made
February 10, 1896, payable to j. H.
Hunt of the Union National Bank Of
Massillon, for the amount of $3.50. This
was signed by d. Tyler, A. Hurford and
George Double, the latter name, 1t is al
legged, being forged. To this Indictment
Mr.. Tyler pleaded not guilty, and the
reading of the remaining indictments
was waived II. S. shields was assigned
by the court to defend Mr.. Tyler.
The other indictments charge like for
gerry in the following instances
Note dated October 10, 1890, to the
amount of $4,000, made payable to II. @.
Ellison, cashier of the State National
Bank of Clevel nd.
Note dated February 6, 1898, for 81 500,
payable to H. G. Ellison, cashier State
National Bank, Cleveland.
Note dated July %, 1891, for $500, pay
able to ~ Stone, cashier City National
bank Akron.
Note dated Oct. 3, 1892, payable to II.
G. Ellison, State National Bank, Cleve-
land.
Note dated June 6, 1898, payable to
n. G. Ellison State National Bank,
Cleveland.
Note dated May 6, 1898, for s75, pay
able to Union National Bank Massillon.
In the first Indictment the court fixed
the bond at $4,000 with sureties. In
each of the six remaining indictments the
bond was placed at $1,000 the court ac-
cepting defendants own reoognizance.
QUIGLEY PLEADS GUILTY.
Pat Quigley, indicted for keeping his
saloon open on Sunday changed pre-
vious plea of not guilty to that of guilty
Tuesday morning. The court sentenced
him to the workhouse for twenty days
and fined him $75 and costs and ordered
that he stand committed until fine and
costs were paid. This case was developed
against Quigley in connection with the
DePeyster murder case, it having been
brught out in testimony that Quigley's
saloon was open on the Sunday morning
of the murder.
DISMISSED.
Judge McCarty Tuesday morning dis
missed the cassof Louisa Money against
Glode Money, suit for alimony. The
court believed that the plaintiff wilfully
abandoned the defendant.
DIVORCE GRAINED.
Judge McCarty granted decree of
Elva G Briggel. Infldelity and aban-
donment were charged.
CAVANAUGH ARRAIGNED.
Barney Cavanaugh was arraigned on a
charge of receiving stolen goods. He
pleaded not guilty. He is charged with
receiving the jewelry stolen from Mrs. j.
G. Cramer.
Judge McCarty this monring granted
a decree Of divorce in the case of William
Dantz VS.. Tillie F. Dantz. Wilful
absence was charged and proven. Will
lison & Day represented the plaintiff.
decree was also granted in the case
of Mary e. Cradle against John H.
Cradle. Cruelty and neglect were alleg-
ed in this case. The court granted the
plaintiff divorce and alimony in the
sum of 81, 500 to be paid in monthly in
stallments of $l5 until the full amount of
the alimony with interest had been paid.
The divorce case of Jessie Patterson
VS.. Ora Patterson was dismissed at the
cost of the plaintiff.
Hattie Patton has sued william s.
Patton for divorce. Abandonment and
c'uelty are charged, and divorce, alimony
and custody of three children are asked.
Day, Lynch & Day represent the plaintiff.
BENOUR SENTENCED.
Louis Benour, of the Leader restau-
rant, indicted for keeping his place
open on Sunday, pleaded guilty to one
Indictment and was fined $35 and costs
and sentenced to the workhouse for ten
days.
NEW CASES.
Lucy Bersenowsky has sued Frank
Bersenowsky for divorce, alimony and
cusotdy of their two children. The couple
were married in Canton in 1889. Failure
to provide, abandonment and cruelty are
charged. j. A. Rice filed the petition.
W. p. Martin has commenced an action
against John Hanson ct al. to recover
S4OO alleged due on mortgage. A fore
closure is asked for. Smith & Yohe rep.
resent plaintiff.
William Miller has sued Laura b Miller
for divorce. Abandonment and cruelty
are charged. They were married in 1884
and have two children the custodv ~