The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-06-19
District Court.

weeks of the May term. We now pre-
sent q similar resHme Of the business
transacted during the remainder Of the
session which was brought to q close on
Thursday last, the 18th inst.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
State %. James Ringold, murder Of Eli
Clay. Accused having been found guilty,
n motion for new trial was filed by his
counsel. After argument heard and evil
dence addnced on this motion, the court
sustained the same and ordered that a
new trial be granted. The principal
ground Of the motion is the alleged dis
covery Of new evidence establishing the
insanity ct the prisoner.
State Is. Peter Wagner, maliciously
killing COW. The motion for a new
trial herein filed BY the defendant hay
ing been duly tried and taken under adj
visement by the court, was called up on
the 9th inst, and sustained. Accused
was released on bond to appear when
notified.
C1vIk MAT4EstS.
W;ckcrbarth e. Joseph Us. Albert
Liable; Judgment rendered in favor OF
plaintiffs for $69l Ii, with legal inter-
est from jndicial demand and costs Of
suit. subsequently defendant appeared
in 1,crson and filed motion to set aside
the Judgment OH the ground that the
same was prenaturely rendered, the legal
delays not having expired.
F. Leon Dugas ct aly., rs. Gustave Du-
gas, partition suit. Rule on defendant
to show cause why tableau Of partition
filed by Fred. Dnfcl, Notary Public,
should not be homologatcd, made abso-
lutc and partition accordingly approved
10y formal Judgment.
Hercule Landry mar. rs. Alouisa Blou-
ii, ur. Judgment for plaintiff decreeing
absolute divorce and separation from bed
and board, and granting plaintiff the
custody Of lis minor children.
Nelson james rs. Stephen johnson,
suit for possession of small tract of
land situated near Moore's bridge, New
River. Judgment of non-suit rendered.
Ben. Gibson Is. Frank and James War
ner, and Victor Mire, surety. Judgment
for plaintiff against Victor Mire OH prom
isory note Of 5000, with legal interest
from April l, 1873, and all costs Of suit.
Aida Blouin, IT,, rs. Elphcgc Pertuis,
mar. Judgment for plaintiff decreeins
separation from bed and board and
granting plaintiff custody of her minor
child, Edna Pcrtnis.
Il. n. Flantt Is. +. Gomez, Jr. JMlg-
ment for plaintiff for $3.50 80 with five
per cent. interest from May II, 1880, and
costs.
Flash, Preston & Co., Is. +. Gomez, Jr.
Judgment for Plaintiffs for $434 q with
eight per cent. interest from Jan. Z, 1880,
and costs.
Moses Lobe e. Co., r.. f. Gomez, Jr.
Judgment for plaintiffs for $3.50 so, with
five per cent. interest from May 10, 1880.
S. katz, executor succession Of Henry
Loeb rs. Pierre Landry. Judgment for
plaintiff for $5'3 95 with five per cent.
interest from January q, 1877, less
$3.50 50 paid OH account May Z, 1877.
S. katz executor, etc, II. Felicien He
bert. Judgment for plaintiff for 800 IS,
with five per cent. interest from Sept. Il,
1879, and costs.
State Is. Il. Rybiski, suit on forfeited
appearance bond in case Of State rs. Asa
X. German. Exception, answer ana mo-
ton to quash attachment filed by de-
PENDANT. Case continued indefinitely by
consent of counsel.
Flash, Preston g. Co., Us. Geo. A. Fciy.
Judgment for plaintiffs for $3l4 33, with
interest at five per cent. from March 10,
1880. ....=" ..@.-. ""
T.. Marquee s. Co., rs. Francis Gomez,
Jr. Judgment for plaintiffs for $3.50 30,
with legal interest from Oct. Is, 1879,
and costs.
Eeiffer Bros. rs +. Gomez, Jr. judy
ment for plaintiffs for 500, with legal
interest from May IL, 1880, and costs,
Victor Mirrc rs. p. A. Jones, Sheriff, ct
ais. Judgment for defendants, dissolv-
ing and setting aside injunction, and
ordering the Sheriff: to proceed with the
execution Of the writ Of seizure and sale
issued in the matter of Mrs. NJ. Israel s.
Co. RS. Victor Mirre, testamentary execu-
tor Of the succession Of Eloi Dicharry.
Plaintiff herein condemned to pay costs
and right of defendants to sue for dam
ages on injunction bond expressly re-
served. Plaintiff moved for al appeal to
the Supreme Court which was ordered to
he granted upon furnishing bond Of S1OO.
Margaret Kentzel rs. Jno. ID. Cantey ct
ais, in the matter of the Injunction sued
out by VIM. klopman, surety, restraining
execution OH forthcoming bond. Jud.g,-
ment rendered dissolving injunction with
costs, reserving right Of G. Kline, plain
tiff, to sue for damages on the injunction
bond. The forthcoming bond was de-
clared valid and binding against klop-
man and the Sheriff ordered to proceed
according to law in the premises. Coun-
sci for klnpman moved for an appeal to
the Circuit Court which was ordered to
he granted upon the filing Of a bond of
$50
Celcstin Mason mar. rs Phillis Perkins,
ur. Judgment for plaintiff decreeing