Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-27
KEEP MUM.
Instructions Given
Jurors.
Will Investigate Charges
Against Dynamiters.
Decided In Favor of
Defendant.
New pieadinss Filed Today
Court House News.

you should be careful to guard the
secrets of the Grand Jury room. DO
not talk about your transactions.
Those who are apprehensive of arrest
may not be here when you report if
the news of your transactions become
public"
Monday morning, Judge Kchler made
the statement quoted above. He laid
special stress on this point. He Is
anxious to avoid the publicity which
has attended the session of every
other Grand Jury. Aside from this
point there was nothing out OF the
ordinary In connection with the charge.
The Jury will investigate the dyna-
hitting of the home of Officer Bruncr
and the destruction or n number of
East Akron buildings by fire. Only n
few witnesses will he called rs the
officers have obtained confessions
from number Of the prisoners.
Those on the Grand Jury are: j. NJ.
Cobb, foreman, Watt Moore, Andrew
Mcneil, Louis Laelfler John Brady,
VIM. NJ Shelley, Daniel Smith.
Christian Koch. William Wise Frank
Maranvile, NJ. +. Hamlin. II. G. Falor,
Carl Schoenduve ID. Montgomery and
Henry Musser.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
An important point was raised in
connection with the injunction cnse
OF Albert Deutsch vs. Tho Columbia
Chemical Co. Deutsch was the agent
for a brewery which had sold beer in
and around Barberton. One of the
places visited was the settlement or
colony of employees of the Columbia
Chemical 90. The houses in which
these people live are owned by tho
company and leased or rented to the
tenants. Recently Deutsch ATTEMPTED
TO drive n delivery wngon into the
ing what was due him The officers
of the company had the wagon stopped.
They threatened TO use force II Deutsch
insisted on driving onto their prop
erty. He fled petition asking for an
Injunction, restraining the Columbia
Chemical Go. or rs employees. from
preventing his selling and delivering
beer to the tenants of the houses.
Monday morning Judge Kohler decided
the case in favor Of the defendants.
He refused 10 issue a permanent In
Junction. Tho temporary restraining
order was dismissed.
JURY COMMISSION.
Clint w. Kline, g. G. Foster. o. i.
Swinehart and II. II. Steele have been
appointed by Judge Kohier as the new
Jury Commission. They Will serve
for one year
BROTHER vs.. BROTHER.
William RhoGes. who was sued by
his brother John j. Rhodes for al
legged SANDER has fled his answer
The plaintiff claimed that his brother
had stated to numerous persons that
he had been robbed of $50 and that
his brother was the only party who
knew where he had kept the money
He also said that shortly after tn,
money was missed his brother had
paid n number of bills. In tho answer
the defendant admits making the state
ments. He says that he had saver
$50 and that he had secreted tn,
money In his room. His brother, h,
alleges, was the only person wM
knew where the money had beer
placed After II was missed She plain
tin paid number of bills. Takln,
these two circumstances together h,
says that he drew the conclusions Il
which he gave uttcrance
OTHER PLEADINGS.
Bessie Maloncy has llled an answe
10 the petition of the Burton, BeldIe
a. Phillips Co. The company sued I,
collect for coal sold to the defendant
She says that Il was agreed that tn,
coal was to be delivered within sever
days. In n number OF Instances sh
alleges that Il was six weeks befor,
the coal was received. Because of tn
failure TO deliver tho coal on tim,
she says that she lost all her Gus
toners. She asks judgment for 81, 800
John q. Wetzstcln and Harry Weiss
have filed attachment petitions agalns
Henry Dech. The flrst named alleges
that Dech converted $lb, the amour
realized from the sale OF Il wheel, I,
his own use. Weiss says Dech Is in
debted to him In the sum OF 1852!
for labor.
THROWN OUT.
The case OF Emellne Green ys
Eyeline Harris has been thrown out o.
court. Tho plaintiff built house ol
real estate owned by the defendant
At the time she supposed that she wat
the owner OF the property. The cour
helc that the action had no standing.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Chrissie Moran has been granted
divorce from Thomas ]. Moran an,
Dora B. Wall has been given a decree
In her action against Charles II. Wall
Both cases were heard by referees.
SETTLED.
The actions entitled Shellar ys
Hodsdon and Yogt VS. Haase hav,
been settled, Entrles dismissin0 IN,