Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-04
COURT.
sentence Of Emanuel Gundaker-Current
Business, SC.

COURT.
sentence of Emanuel Gundnker-Current
Business, Sc.
Court met this morning at 10 O'Clock
with both judges present, for the trans
action OF current business, &c.
A rule was granted to show cause why
a new trial should not be had in the re-
plevin case Of W. s. Kennedy VS.. Nathan.
ial Burt.
The desertion case of Com'th VS.. John
W. Peiffer was continued to April term
as the defendant is regularly paying his
wife 81. so per week, as directed by the
court some weeks ago.
The court ~ ,,is al order for the open
ing Of Noi! '.ne street from West King
, to Orange ne order is not to issue to
tine street commissioner until the damages
| assessed are paid.
This morning Messrs. North, Reynolds
and Eshlenan fled an appeal before the
! register from his decision in granting let
tiers testamentary to Catharine Schwilke
| as the executrx of William Millar, decd,
and applied to the court to decree an issue
plaintiff and Mary E. Smethurst. by her
guardian VIM. A. Smethurst, shall be de-
iendant, to ascertain whether the paper
purporting to be the last will and testa-
men: Of William Millar, decd, is such.
The plaintiffs were given time to tile an
answer aud the issue was not granted yet.
| In the case OF H. B. Parry VS.. Levi
Sensenig. exceptions to masters report,
Judge Patterson delivered An opinion
dismissinc the exceptions and confirming
the report.
The court granted an issue to try the
validity OF a paper purporting to be the
last will and testament OF Simpson Ruth,
late of Upper LeacOck township, deceased.
Tho plaintiffs are Jacob Ruth, Harry
Ruth. Annie Brubaker and Benjamin. her
husband, aud Susanna Ruth, and the de-
PENDANTS, Martha Bruckhart and Isaac
Bruckhart, her husband, and Rachael Wag
ner and Samuel Wagner, her husband.
In the matter Of the motion to dissolve
the prel:, mary injunction in the case Of
Mary NJ Danncr VS.. John w. Brubaker
ana John N. Brubaker, there was hear
ing this morning but tho court held it
under advisement.
Lizzie Brubakcr, of East Hemptield
township was granted a divorce from her
husband, David Brubakcr, on the grounds
of cruel treatment, etc.
Emanuel a;undakcr sentenced.
Emanuel Gundaker, who on Tuesday
plead guilty to the charge of felonious as.
sault and battery in shooting Edward
Cole on the 11tL OF September last, in this
city, was brOu, hit into court for sentence
this morning. Before passing sentence
the court asked the prisoner if he had
anything to say. He replied that he had
been very much troubled by the con-
duct o; Cole, as he thought he
was too intimate with his wife,
and it was that which worried him.
On the ,!ay Of the shooting he went to talk
with Coie in regard to his conduct, and
, the result was the crime to which he plead
guilty After the prisoner had finished,
l the court spoke to him Of the seriousness
1 Of the crime. telling him that it Was for.
tuua:e that he was not now on trial
D for murder they would, however, be as
. lenient IA possible under the circum-
+ stances. The court then sentenced him
} to pay iine of $50. costs of prosecution,
D and TO undergo IN imprisonment OF two
. yeas and six months.
Adjourned.
Edward Rumsey, of Philadelphia visit
; ing Columbia.-E. E. Lutheran festival at
Mr.. J. g. Bsnner's Noted $50; very
pleasant occasiOn.-Many COlumbians will
go to The party at Klugh's this evening"
: Rev. A. II. Long, of Marietta, breaches in
the Bethel church to morrow COokE!aD,
chapel anniversary; Rev. George Jones,
3 will control morning, Sabbath school and
evening services in First African Bap
tist.-Mr. and Mrs. john Fendrich's
. silver wedding" cards are out for next
Friday night.
On Saturday, February 25th, man an
swering to the name of John Nealy, went
j. to Redsecker's livery stable and hired a
a horse and buggy for the day, with the in
t tention o. selling goods in the country.
b Nothing has since been heard OF John
6 Nealy. horse or buggy. At the time OF
It handsome buffalo robe, blanket aud whip.
b Mr.. Redscker has offered reward Of s2l
y for the return of the stolen property and
d S25 for the :.,ynst of the thief.
/ Extra en"ine No. 3S. east bound, broke
, her eccentric yesterday afternoon about
d O'Clock opposite tho round house. The
!. flying p;r -, knocked 4 hole in the fire
r box and soua Of the fues. The fire was
: scattered in Ill directions, while tue track
8 was flooded with water and steam. The
t escaping steam made q great noise, and the
}. fireman ami engineer not knowing exactly
q what had ha"pened ran for their lives. The
Q disabled ena,t23 is now IN the Columbia
o shops.
4 :c'ur'*ia ire company has wisely pro
: hibited .os CT liquor upon its premises
: This practice has been abused but hence
4 forth the munagers will enforce the regula
o tion prescribing 81 fine for the first Offense
i and expulsion for its repetition. No loafcr:
!. allowed around this house.
t Under tina able direction of Mr.. George
!. Crane the four beautiful tableaux OF the
t Presbyterian Sunday school will be re
4 peated at the entertainment for the publ.
9 school library.
n nx. BAUVGARDNER's LEcrURE.
j = Trip to California and Back.
- Mr.. Henry Baumgardner last evening
in the opera house, delivered his lecture
: ona Transcontinental Trip to the Occi
: 'lental'-tho proceeds from the sale o
tickets to be devoted to the Lancaster
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