The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-23
DISAGREED
Jury In Stark I. McClory
Gases Failed to Find
s Verdict.

After remaining out for three hours
the jury in the case of Joseph McClory,
the uuion labor organizer charged with
disturbing the peace by fighting at the
new hotel, Court and Tuscarawas
streets Friday June IL, disagreed and
the accused will be compelled to stand
trial again. ]. M. Stark charged with
the same offense, was found not guilty
after another hours dcliberation.
All of Saturday was occupied In ex-
amining witnesses and making argu-
ments and It was about $3.50 when the
Jury retired. After being out an hour
they reported that no verdict could be
fonnd against Stark and he was dis
charged. After recess until o'clock
the Jury again went out. No decision
could be reached however. When Fore
man Cassidy announced the disagree
ment of the jury, Mayor Smith stated
that McClory would be given a hearing
this week.
Some OF the jurymen thought Nc
Glory guilty Of disturbing the peace,
others considered his assault justi-
fable. Thomas Welsh. upon whom
McClory Is said to have made the as
sault was put on the stand and Archi-
tect Guy Tilden, McClory, Stark and
other witnesses were examined. At
torney James Sterling represented the
accused and Solicitor Hughes the city.
PROBATE COURT.
In the estate of Maurice M. Wicker
sham Of Lexington township, inventory
and appraisement have been filed.
In the state of Mary c. Snyder Of
Tuscarawas township, inventory and
appraisement have been filed.
In the estate OF David NJ Slusser of
louisville, sale bill has been filed.
In the guardianship of Frank
Schmidt of Massillon, final account has
been fled
In the estate of Jacob Nave Of Beth
lehem township, the third account has
been filed.
In the estate of Caroline Dominick
of Massilion, the will has been filed for
probate.
THIS WEEKS ASSIGNMENT.
The court assignment for the week
In common pleas court was delayed
owing to the uncertainty Of certain
criminal cases being ready for trial
The Harrison Baum case will not be
tried, but Judge Harter will have a
full week of criminal business. Judge
Amber will hear civil cases. The as
signment follows:
Court Room No. - Judge Harter
Monday, June % Hearing motions;
Ohio VS.. George; Ohio vs. George.
Tuesday Ohio vs.. Guthrie; Ohio
vs. Knepper; Ohio vs.. Livingstone;
Ohio vs.. Livingstone.
Wednesday Ohio vs. Herman
Mfrre; Ohio VS. Herman .Mirre. !, !.
Thursday = Ohio VS.. Moore; Ohio
Vs. Mccarthy; Ohio vs. Mccarthy.
Friday = Ohio vs.. Lowrey; Ohio vs.
Jones; Voges vs.. Voges ct al.
Court Room No. 2 = Judge Amber
Monday, June 22.-Hearing motions;
Kennedy VS.. Western Assurance
Assn; Fletcher VS.. c. M. Elec. R'y Co
Rawley VS.. Canton Steel Co.
Tuesday = Mason vs. PENN Co.
Ewartz VS.. Gaskins; Wottle VS.. Pat
rick Henry Council; Haidet vs. Inter
Urban Construction Co.
Wednesday, MCGEE vs.. Inter-UrbaI
Construction Co.; Boron vs. Stein
metz; Gould vs.. Canton City; Hazen''
Admir- va. Stark Ell R'y Co.
Thursday = Rudner vs.. Burns, Con
stable; Werntz vs.. Grant ct al; Kleir
vs. Snyder; Baum We. Robertson ct al
Friday Low vs.. Boohecker; Win
old vs. Winold; Taylor vs. lnter-Ur
ban Constr. Co.: Stillwell vs.. Adler 4
Co.