The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-25

The suit OF Elwood Mitchell VS.. Kate
MncoJI, for diYorce. is o. trial before
Judge Howe.
The argument before the jury in the Barn
bart damage suit against the l., B. and w.
Road al q others still continues in Room 3.
Judge Ayres yesterday heard part of the
evidence in the divorce suit of Jeaunetta
Stone VS.. Daniel Stone, and continued the
case to Monday.
The foreclosure suit OF the Travellers In-
surance Company VS. James I. McKim aud
others was dismissed yesterday in Room ]
on 4 compromise
IN the case OF Isaac j. Horton VS.. the Ma
tioI al Benefit Association the death of the
plaintiff was suggested 70 Judge Tay Tor. aud
the case was dismissed. This is a suit on
policy.
Judge Taylor has granted a divorce to
Alice B. Fogarty from John Fogarty, on
proof OF cruel treatment and drunkenness.
She wss also given the custody OF the chill
dren and $3.50 alimony.
William L. and Ursula NJ. Marsh yestsr-
day filed suit for breach Of covenants OF title
against Henry d. and Louisa StriDgsr, of st.
Louis. The complaint alleges that on the
9Th of this month plaintiffs purchased car
tain property in Salem, ILL.,, for SD, 50l
Plaintiffs afterward learned one Thomas s.
Hamilton held and owned said premises,
and still holds the same. Demand, SIS, 900.
Julia A. Stewart has sued William H.
Stewart for divorce They we're married in
February, 1875 The petition alleys. that on
Monday night last William cursed and
kicked this plaintiff aad drove hsr into the
cold night air. He also knocked down their
IL &c n
with habitusl drunkenness and failure to
provide. PRAYER is made for the custody of
the child, for 81 900 aimOny, for sn allow
ance to enable her to prosecute this suit. All
for an injunction TO prevent defendant fro
disposing Of his property until the sait l.
tried. Plaintiff lives in Washington Tow
ship.
The attachment suit of William Bosom v.
Frederick Heiner came up yesterday bsf5r-
Judge Howe. After hearing, in which
was shown that Mr.. Heiner was innocent OF
any wrong and that no wrong has been per
petrated, the Court dismissed the matter
saying he regretted that Mr.. Hetner had been
placed in the light he rad before The public
in some OF the papers. I'm the case" sal
Judge Howe, Il find nothing against Won
and all your actions have besn perfect
proper aud right 1t is TO be regretted tia
you have for moment been placed in
false light in this matter"
Ora A. Coan mss filed petition again.t
George A. Darlington to vscate an order Of
the Circuit Court permitting the adoption
her child by Darlington. At the time Of
making the order she had a divorce suit
pending in one of the Superior Courts
against her husband, Sidney w. Coan. sh
alleges that Darlington is an uncle Of her
former husband, and by promises made T
her that she should be permitted to see her
child as often as she wished, and that d
should De taught to know her and call her
mother. Since the adoption of the child by
Darlington she has applied for permissioa
TO see the child and has been refused henoe
the filing of the petition.
The following jurors have been drawn for
the March term:
Room Howard RuArk Warren Town
ship; G. W. Walker, Center Township;
Howard Todd Pike Township; John Elem
berger, Warren Township; Willis Myers,
Pike Township; Ben stith, Warren Town
ship; Gsor sc YouDgerman, Wayne Town
ship V. III. Miller Wayne TOWNSHIP; T
Fl. Hsnanan. Center Township;
own, Franklin Towr ship; John FOtz
Wayne Township, J L.. Reardon, Center
Township.
Room 2-J T. Fossett, Wayne TOWNSHIP:
:. w. Morgan, Center Township; ]. Z
Brock Center Township John Keppe
Pike Township; Henry Pollard, Pike Town
ship; J. \. TODD, Perry TOwoskiD; john
Vandsrmsn Franklin Township Hezekia1
Smart Lawrsrc Township; G. w. Cheataa
Center Township; Isaac Smook, Perry F0vD
shin; Luther johnson, Washington Town
ship; 3. +. osborne Washington To gn
ship.