The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-26
Cncrlr CORR Tli- trihnnaI hegn.

afternoon. VI. :. Mlvitv, Esq. OF psoii.
whe was present. was appointed judge
pro tenn. nni opencd tho court and pro-
ceeaei to business. Judge wclhorn did
not arrive until Tuesday afternoon. The
Greni Jury was ~impanellci and charg-
el Tuesday morning, hy Judge Mavliy.
srd judging from the number Of PER-
sons who seem 70 be waiting around the
dor oTthe Grand jury room. We should
think they were doing q lively business.
Among the attorneys present be fdes ous
home bar. we notice Mcssrs. Levi Fer
rason. Of Petersburg, Frank u. Posey.
OF yincennes, and Jno. G. Schafer, Pros
eeutor, Of Princeton. II is supposed the
business will DO flushed up, so that
cour may adjourn to-day, If not detain-
ed IN the Grand Jury.
The following State actions were con-
tinued on motion of the Prosecutor
state Va. Robert Parsons, ct al, Tres
pass; W. Jones, Trespass; ID. Bolin,
Forgery G.. Eikins, A. : b, with intent /;
Joshua sumner, A. & b; i. Brewster,
\ & b; Il. w Shiplcy, Mardcr; ID.
Foster "A. & Il: T. Evans, ct vi Tres
pass Joe Vowel, a. y Il. John Miller,
Riot W. ;. Hammond, Descending
Sabbath j.. c. Evans, selling llqnor; A,
Il. Spradiey, A, Il b; l.. stephens, a, &
b. with intent; w. Hammond, Provoke
Jacob Geiss OH rel. Profeter, appeal.
The following disposition was made
in other actions:
State vs.. N. Pirtle, A. & b, with In
tent; nollied.
State VS.. John Dillen, carrying con
ceslei weapons; fined s..
State vs.. Henry BushkTttsr. obstruct-
irg highway, al appeal case, Jury
trial and failure OF jury to agree.
state vs. Logan, provoke Fined 81.
State VS.. b. Il. Hobbs, Provoke; plea
guilty and fined 81.
State We. Joshua Werth. Petit Larceny
Plea guilty. fined 81, and imprisoned In
County Jail 20 days. 4,
Et&At ~ 2tAilutA htfU QlSlQlDiuR ri
religious nesting pies guilty. in two
cases, and tileJ 60 in each case.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Norman Fisher, Con'r, vs.. VIM. Hen
drickson's est. Judgment $40 90.
Joseph L. Ferguson VS. A. j. Strain
est judgment FOR def't
IA. Morgan, Guardian W. Robert S.
Davis est, judgment for si,I34 50.
George rurhman vs.. Nc. Padgett's est.
Judgment, for 81 80.
Il. III. Billiard vs. Abe. s. Bakers est.
Judgment for $75 90.
l.. Lakewood VS.. Z. Z. Goodman's
est. f; judgment for $40 90.
NJ. Il. Dillen, vs.. Thomas Green's est.
Judgment for Ss6 20
IIearsch Y Straus vs. +. G.. Bockelman;
judgment for defendant.
Pitman vs. Written ct al; partition
fnished.
State Cd rel. Teresa Geisler VS. n.
Melchoir--Bastardy settled by pay
ment to plaintiff or SAB %.
NJ. Fisher, admir-, vs. e.. IIcndrickson
ct al--Partition land ordered sold.
State on rel Josephine LAUDER VS. Geo.
Brosemer- Bastardy; settled by pay
ment to plaintiff Of $3.50 90.
Thomas Dillen, guardian Miranda
Grrcn vs. w. II. kelso ct al Judgment
against Stewart and Greens for Sio4 05.
+. Wilson VS. Charles Jones, ct ux;
foreclosure for $500 90.
r. Flint and wife va Alice Green ct al
Partition completed.
Charles A. Andry VS. Martha Andry-
Divorce action dismissed.
w. +. Adams VS. Ed. Adams ct al
Partition and sale ordered, and w. A.
Traylor appointed Commissioner.
j.. ID. Raney ct al VS. Frederick Pick
hardt-R eplevin, appeal judgment for
prf.
Singer Mani. Co. We Frank Sermers-
helm judgment for $s6 81.
Nick Smith vs. II. II. Logan; judg-
ment for def't.
State on rel Louisa A. Hobbs VS. Levi
NcCarty- Bastardy continued.
/. l.. kolo va George Hudson ct al
Judgment for 500 IS.
l.. Eckerie vs. M. Kemp Judgment
for S76 40.
Herbig VS. Wander and wife--Fore-
closure continued.
W. Harvey ct al VS. c. Rademaker:
judgment for Sl09 go.
Eva M. s%pitznagel VS. Jos. Baum ct nj
Judgment for $3.50 Is.
>. A. Miller aud wife ys r. Buchart
trial and finding that each party owns
snare IN land in controversy.
~" 'cCarty vs. George Ofleld ct q ;:
nged to Gibson county. and
h day of term.