The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
COURT CHRONICLES.
A Big Days work in the Cir
cult Court.
A Marked Falling OF In Minor
Court Business.

A Marked Falling OF In Mino,
Court Business.
His honor, Judge Strother looked tireC
and weary when he adjourned court yester
day evening sitter disposIng of one of the
largest docktts of the session aud ii is piob
abe that to-day will witness the close o
the present term OF the circuit court.
THE WARREN DIVORCE CASE
was the first on docket yesterday morning
aud Of er b airing The plaintiffs petition va
denied and the cross bill of his wife sus
tanned and decree of divorce granted he
with the right to her maiden name OF Re
becca Sw Macy. What, if any, effect War
ren's disgraceful conduct Thursday had
upon the result OF his suit is hard 10 tell
but certsin il is that it left him little sym
pathy among those who witnessed it.
A number of other divorce cases were
called and disposed of as follows:
&. A. Pike VS.. Y. Z. Pike. cause taker
up, heard and decree as prayed. This wa;
the case of railroad man VINO sued for di-
vorce on The grounds of infdeliiy on the
part of his wife. He seemed much affec ed
while giving his testimony and seemed &c
have the sympathy of those present
Milford A. Nelson was also gran ed di'
vorce from his wife, Laura Nelson, on SINH
lsr grounds, and the cOsts taxed against
him.
Frank Bcehn also sues for a d:vorc:
from his wife, Matte Boehn. He yester-
day filed proc. of publication of notice, and
was granted judgment by defsult, tbs
cause being cont nued. This closed the di
vorce cases for the day.
Other cases were as follows:
Sarah 4. Bradford VS.. James Cook, Ell CT
meni; motion for new trial sustained.
Penis County Bank Us. c. NJ. A. CLANCY
defendant withdraws motion 10 make peti
ton moe definite and certain, ard court
dismisses suit for want OF prosecution.
Geo. Speoaker VS.. Trustees of The NJ. E
church special tax; plaintiff files motion
to amend answer.
o. A. Crandall VS.. Jss. L. Cartwright, &C.
count; by consent of plaintiff, defendant
has leave to file answer in thirty days after
term and cause continued.
Benjamin B. Taylor VS.. Missouri Pacific
Railway company, damages; by agreement
OF parties leave to plaintiff TO file an .ndrd
petition thirty days after term and cause
continued.
David F. Palmer VS.. Missouri Poetic
Railway company, appeal motion for new
trial 10 srrest overruled and defendant
tenders bill of exceptions which is allowed,
signed and filed also affidavit aud bond
for appeal. which is approved and aPpesl
granted to the Kansas City court oil ap'
peals.
John D. Crawford VS.. Morris Harter,
note motion for new trial ove-ruled; de-
Iendant tenders bill of exceptions, which is
allowed, signed and fled defendant also
tenders afidsvis and bond for appeal TO
the Kansas City court of appeal; boud ap-
proved and spp.sl granted.
Charles Keck VS.. Sedalia Brewing com
pany, note; same entry as above.
George K. Smith Purifying and Middling
company VS.. B. s. Rembaugh, note; ssm-
entry.
Annie E. Mckinley vs.. A. Cliff Clark,
possession: motion To st aside judgment
and quash writ and for restitution, sustain
ed; judgment set aside, wri. quashed a I'd
order of restitution to defendant; leave 10
plaintiff 10 file substituted petition; plain
tiff files substituted petition and leave
grained to defendant 10 answer In vacation
and cause continued.
In re Z. L. Baldwin VS.. @. c. H ard, as
signment, motion for payment of exemp-
ton heard and overruled.
Rufus Windsor VS.. j. West Goodwin,
libel, motion for costs taken up, he ard and
sustained aud leave to file bond 60 dsys
after term.
A. j. Hall ct al VS.. Scheidenbe- ger, not s,
judgment by default and contisued.
E. T. Scott ct al. We. Henry s. Mills,
eiectment, judgment for plainIiff for re
covery of possession with stay of execution
until the payment TO plaintiff of the taxes
and purchase money and interest, and this
to be paid oy The first day of September
term of this court.
Mary J. Anderson VS.. Nicholas J. Sc,tt,
eiectment, finding and judgment for de
feodant.i
Everett s. Shsckleford Us. Jam E.
Bouldin, equity. leave TO defendant TO an
swer in sixty days aud continued.
A. ]. Hall VS.. Missouri Printing COM
pany ct al, equity, bill of exceptions ten
dsred by plaintiff which is allowed signed
and filed. Plaintiff also files affidavit snd
bond for appeal to Kansas City court of
appeals, bond approved and appeal granted.
E. Josephine Henry VS.. r. Z. Sneed ct al,
plaintiff files amended petition
leave TO defendant 10 answer amended pc.
tition by July Isl, and cause co .tinued, and
defendant files motion to require plaintiff
TO give bond fer larger sum.
A. p. McLschlin VS.. Julietta Quinlin,
foreclosure; Attornies Lacy and Barnett file
written authority, demurrer sustsiued and
leave to plaintiff to file amended petition
in thirty days after term, and cause con-
tiuued.
Charles Dursntzer ct al, VS.. A. J. Hall,
leave to answer thirty days af.er term and
continued.
A. J. Hall ct al, VS.. G. II. Scheidenberg-
ar et nj w 6 Shirk annninted snardian