Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-25
WANTS
To KnoWFo How
Long.
Prefers Penitentiary to
the Reformatory.
Ryan Must Obey Order
of Court.
Circuit Judges Affirm
the Judgment.
Other Gases We're Decided
Court House News.

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There will be no further proceedings
in the Wingerter case. The Democrat
learned Thursday that the defendant
does not desire another hearing of the
action.
He was convicted Of assisting in the
burglary of the store of the Standard
| Hardware Co., and was sentenced to
the intermediate penitentiary mt Co
lumbus. On motion of his attorneys,
! execution of the sentence was post
poncd until the first term of the April
term.
Wingcltcr has told a number of his
friends that he will ask the court to
to the Ohio penitentiary ut Columbus.
He believes that he will not have as
long term to serve provided he is
sent TO that institution.
CIRCUIT COURT DECISIONS
The Circuit Judges decided the three
cases that have been heard this week,
Wednesday afternoon. In the error
case of Patrick Ryan vs.. The State
the court held that there had been no
error in the trial before the Court of
Common Pleas. Ryan was sentenced
To pay fine of $50 and costs or spend
80 days in the county jail. The judg
mcnt of the lower court was affirmed.
I'm the appeal case of T. ID. Hall ct al.
VS.. l.. II. Sisler, Auditor, the judg-
mcnt of the Court of Common Pleas
was affirmed This action was brought
to restrain the Auditor from collecting
n special assessment of $1,000 for II
special sewer, Almost two-thlrds of
the assessment was upon the property
of Mr. Hall. The Circuit court made
of Hcale VS.. Bunckingham the appeal
was dismissed and the judgment of
| the lower court affirmed.
BONDS MUST BE RENEWED.
Prosecutor Wanamaker has notified
the Democrat that he desires all par
ties who are interested in criminal
cases that will come before the grand
jury to report to him before Monday,
when the jury begins its session. He
wishes them to supply him with II list
of witnesses. All defendants in Grim
| lnal cases, now out on bond, must re-
new the same on or before Monday
HEIRS CANNOT BE FOUND.
William and Fred Frye. named as
bencticarics under the will of John
j. Grcthcr, cannot be found The ex,
ccutor of the WILL Henry Mangold,
has reported to Judge Anderson, that
| he has not paid the bequests because
of that fact He has been ordered
| TO pay the money into the County
Treasury 1t will be placed in the
Unclaimed Inheritance fund. Both
bequcsts We're small. one being $40
and the other for 81.
SAME OLD STORY.
Mrs, Sophie r. Null has filed n nc.
tition for II divorce from John Il. Null.
They have been married five years.
She says that he Is able to earn Sl5
to $50 per week but thar he provides
nothing towards her support. She
alleges that all the money he receives
is squandercd for drink and in dissi-
patton.
OTHER PLEADINGS.
An amended petition has been filed
In the case of John NJ. Davidson vs..
the County Commissioners. In this
petition he alleges that tho mob which
attacked the City building was en-.
gagged In an attempt to lynch Lewis
Peck In the other petition this al
legation was not made
Kinney X Levan have filed petit
ton asking Judgment against Leander
! Nierlng ct al for S5II9l. The fore
closure of II mortgage is asked.
IN PROBATE.
Emma j. Andrew, administrix of the
will of John b. Woods. has been given
authority to sell note against Christ