The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-08
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
The Overland Telephone and Telegraph
Company IN Court-Henry Arnold
Gets Two Years North.


The County Board yesterday allowed bills
amounting to ss.s72.2S.
Judge Howe yesterday dismissed the di-
vorcs suit Of Eta Ringer W. Herbert Rim
ger
A new trial has been refused By Judge
Howe in the suit Of Elsie Hadley and others
vs.. George Wood.
Thomas E. Watts yesterday gave $500
bonds as administrator of the estate OF VIII
liam II. Foreman, deceased.
The Laborers' Saving and Losn Associa-
tion with 500, 600 stock. and the National
Bayarian Mutual Benefit Association fled
articles for record yesterday.
The will OF Thomas d. Wood, OF Utica,
N. Y, was prosated yesterday, there being
property IN this city belonging to the estate.
The estate is valued at over 500 600.
The damage suit Of Sitter vs. Landers, for
$1,000. on account OF personal injuries re-
ceiyed year ago By falling through break
ing sidewalk on North Illinois street, was
compromised yesterday fo- $3.50.
The suit of John G. Rathsom vs. +. G.
Hanna and the city, for damages, was COM
promised and dismissed yesterday in Room
>. Rathsom fell in the cellar in front OF the
James House year ago and sustained inju-
rios.
Ohio L. Wade hes fled suit against Arthur
Timberlske, H G. Adams and r. L. Scsrlett
tc recover 500, alleging for cause that de-
PENDANTS induced him by false representa-
tions TO take stock in the Indiana Overland
Telephone aud Telegraph Company" which
has proved worthless.
Building permits: J. r. Newton, SLIGO
frame, Mississippi street between Ninth and
Tenth; II. X. Kerohsp, $1,000 frame, "a ORR
entail street; R. Tootermer, 81 600 frame cor
ner of Fran Kiln and Downis streets: Frank.
lin Vonnegut two 81 900 frames Ohio street
near Highland street. Cher permits, s.. 800.
Total. So 600.
William ". Sickles has fled suit to fore.
close mortgage against John D. Condit and
a large number Of others, which was given
by Condit and wife to the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company on q part of
lot in equare SO to secure a note for Si1, 900
and ten coupon notes for 81, 332 80 each.
The coupon notes were assigned TO plaintiff.
Nancy E Glenn yesterday filed complaint
against William T. Glenn to set aside judg-
ment OF divorce, granted in April, 1883. The
complaint alleges that soon after the rendi-
ton OF The decree the plaintiff in the suit
left the State end still remains q non resi-
dent The complaint in the present suit
alleges fraud on the part of William +.
Glenn in the procurement Of the former
decree.
The suit.of John z. Sullivan vs.. D. N. Ad-
ans for damages went of Judge Walkers
docket yesterday on g compromise. Plain
tiff sued for damages on account of eggs
stored in defendent's storehouse, alleging
that by improper storsge they were ruined.
Judgment wssobtained for $500 and the case
went TO the Supreme Court. Wnen the case
came back II was dismissed the de.endent
agreeing to the $500 judgment.
Henry Arnold was tried yesterday in tbs
Criminal Court for petit larceny. He is the
party who was arrested for stealing several
articles from the residence of John Brown.
ing. He admitted stealing an albnm bat
denied the theft Of the other articles. Judge
Norton gave him two years north. Arnold
Is coiord man. As he Was leaving the
courtroom he expressed his qualification
saying he was going 70 the Reform School al
Piainheld. He wes informed by the officers
that bis destination vas north instead oil
west. In less than thirty hours after his ar
lest he wac on his way to Michigan City.
The suit of Letta ]. Scott vs. Reuben Nor.
ris for 50 0O0 damages was dismissed in Room
yesterday, plaintiff, who is a .colored wo-
man, and defendant "a white man. alleging
that in June of last year he forcibly had
cernsl knowledge Of her against her will.
The complaint also alleged that he trans.
ferred his property a. Broad Ripple and in
the village OF Wellington to dsfest her suit
In this csse and demand was made to have
the transfers set esids. The case has been
pending for nearly q year, bat the Sheriff
has never been able to get service on Morris
hence the dismissal.
The following are the grand Jurors for the
Federal Court, drawn yesterday for the May
term: Thomas Campbell, Newcastle; D. @.
-Dodd, Winterrowd; Daniel Gray, Goodland;
Joshua Hull, Tsue Hsute; VIM. G. Harter,
RomEey; Henry C. Hodges. Paragon; John
Hickey. Andersen; Luther Hessong, Indian
.apolis; John II. Letters, Shslbyyille; John
Mills. Pine Village; Benz. +. Murphy, State
Line City Elkarsh Morris, Farmland; Bsni.
Morehouse, Lafayette; Luther Mcdowell,
Erwin; Robert Mcmahon, Bringhurst. Car.
Ioll County; Perer s. Negley. Castleton
George w. Oglsbay. Battle Ground; Edward
Speer, Greensburg; James L. Smith Cos
port: David s. Whitaker, Boomieid Gsofgs
w. White, ken'iand George r. Wilson,
Riley; George w. Lancaster. North Indian
apols.
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