Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-10
JURORS
For September Term.
Carl Schoenduve Asks
$4,000 Judgment.
Claims His Reputation
Was Injured.
Investigation Has Developed
New Material.
Will Fill Jail to 0verfowing-Court
House News.

Grand and petit Jurors were select
ed Monday morning. They will serve
during the October terms of Common
Pleas court. Those selected were as
follows:
PETIT JURY.
John G. Blackburn, Twinsburg.
Henry A. Parker, Fifth ward.
Geo. Selden, Hudson.
G. A. Semler, First ward.
f. L. Roser, Springfield.
Charles Denmead, Tallmadge.
Frank Courtney, Portage.
Herman Swigart, Copley.
John S. Eckart, Fourth ward.
a. G Miller Fourth ward.
Il. j. Shaw, Norton.
G. S. Chamberlain, Twinsburg.
James Sullivan, Boston.
John NJ. Crawford. Second ward.
G. ID. Crothers, Sixth ward.
II. A. Chamberlain, Boston.
GRAND JURORS.
G. Fl. Allen, Fourth ward.
Geo. Davis. Cuyahoga Falls.
Samuel Pierce, Fourth ward.
Grant Ganyard, Bath.
Joseph Hugill, First ward.
A. j. Brewster, Sixth ward.
Geo. A. Bisbee, Third ward.
Frank Webber, Rlchfeid.
A. A. Kuder, Portage.
w. w. Wetmore, Stow.
Charles 'E. Kinney, Cuyahoga Falls.
Charles r. Savncool, Fifth ward.
A. II. Stewart, Fifth ward.
III. G. Upson, Tallmadge.
Herman Lee. Boston.
DAMAGE PETITION.
Carl Schoenduvc filed a petition In
Common Pleas court Monday morning
against the Akron Germania company
and Louis Seybold asking Judgment
for $4,000, He alleges that the Ger
published an article some time
ago accusing him of being forger.
He alleged that the purpose of this
was TO iniure his good name. and
among the Germans of Ak
ron. He claims that under the
caption "A Stinker's Characteristic
the Germania intimated that he was
a william, n criminal and a calumina
tor He says that all the accusa tiona
were entirely false
GRAND JURY.
The special grand jury, investigat-
ing the recent riots did not meet Mon
day morning. owing 70 the illness of j.
Nj. Latter Nothingnc W has developed.
Prosecutor Wanamaker informed a re.
porter for the Democrat that he was
getting information every day that
brought new men into the case.
why the jail won't be large enough
TO hold them all when We have com.
plcted our work" said one official to
n reporter for The Democrat Monday.
From another source II was learned
that the jury would not make any re.
port for some time to come.
TRANSCRIPTS FILED.
A unmber of criminal transcripts have
been filed by Mayor Young. The ma.
jority of these are arrests made in
connection with the recent riots.
BOUNDARY LINE.
Benjamin NJ. Boyer has filed a petit
tlor asking the court to decide where
his farm ends and that of w. III. Pal
mer begins. They adjoin, both being
located in Springfield township. The
owners have had their properties sur
veyed but are unable to agree on tho
boundary lines.
DIVORCE MATTERS.
A. j. Wilhelm, referee in the di,
vorce case of Francis Il. Rawson VS..
Charles NJ Rawson, has filed a re-
port recommending that the plaintiff
be granted decree on the ground
of wilful absence.
The divorce ease of Catherine T,
Wallace VS.. j. T.. Wallace has been
referred to A. j, Wilhelm.
DEFAULT JUDGMENT.
George Il, Jones was given default
Judgment against w. III. Wright Mon
lay for S1,0Q641. 1t is alleged to be
due on a note.