The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-02
Circuit Court.

mem Oers OF the oar, fnd me ntlgAnts IN
the cases 10 be heard. and the entire day s
proceedings consisted q arguments between
attorneys. Follosing Is the docket
Citizens National bank, of Sedslia, vs. j.
ID. Slcher ct al, note plaintiff files motion
to strike out answer.
E. F. Scott ct al. VS.. Henry S. Mills,
ejectmeur, argum mt heard.
Lizzie Fletcher VS.. James Fletcher, defend
mt files motion TO surp-ess deposition If
Robertson, motion oyerruled and defend
ant excerpts.
Union National bank OF Oshkosh VS. F.
G. Croxley e. al note, dismissed by plain
tiff a: is costs.
Richard Ritter VS.. BOst"n Updersriters'
insurance company, garnishee of s. ID. Al
e1ander; plaintiff files denial answer gar.
ii he.
George /. Smith, middling and purifying
company VS.. b. s Rembsugh, note, motion
To- judgment on pleadings taken up, heard
and laid over
Lizzie Fl, tcher VS.. Jas. w. Fletcher,
ready for herring. taken up and dismissed
as to james Fletcher, cause tiled and ar
gu.nent deferred.
A. p. Espe' schisd VS.. Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance. Company. equity dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Tabitha Wilson VS.. Margaret c. Wilson,
administration change of venue; dismissed
by plaintiff.
A. j. Hall rs. Missouri Printing Com
psny ct al, equity motion Tor new trial
oyerruled and defendant excsps.
Thos. Buchanan W.. Elizabeln Buchanan.
divorce; dismissed for want of prosscut on.
1hOs. ii. Rector VS.. Mary A. Rector,
equity; alias writ to Lafaye, te county for
plaint'ff snd alias writ to Peitis county 1. r
defenda.t, ard continued.
State * rel. Palm VS.. John A. Hal
stead, mandamus demurrer sustained.
Wade Mosby VS.. Mary Z. Mosby, equity:
dismissed by plaintiff.
In re John BurkhaIr, w. A. Fast, a.
sienea, assignment; ass. nee files arplica-
ton for order Of sale on ten days notice
etc.
Vincent K. Hire, VS.. John ]. Yester ::
plant fl files motion to retax cos's: mo-
ton heard and sustained as to 50 of regular
jury fee, that much to be stricken out.
J. K. Mcconnell Va. w. A. McNees, ap-
peal defendant files affidavit In support
# motion for a new trial.
Hutchinson x Kitch We. A. w String.
er ct al, defendants Mcdowell euiers ap-
p, arance and has leave t. plead during the
fist week of Hext term.
+. Houston, admins ratOr, vs.. Secalia
Savings back, injunction cause taken up
for trial.
A. p. Espeaschisd VS.. Continental Life
Insurance company, equity order of dis
mis- a! sci aside and cause r, instated.
H., A
divorce plaintiff files proof of publicst. on !;
judgment by default and continued.
Cyrus Newkirk VS.. George p. B. Jackson :;
garnishee Of J. w. B1shong; plaintiff files
denial 10 answer OF gsrnishee.
Aliin executor, Ell al, VS.. Gentry ct
al. (; defendant files motion to modify judg-
ment.
Hull VS.. Reese; defendant files motion
20 reinsIate cause for assessment of dam
ages.
Geo. Rudy VS.. JEFF Hoffman, defendant
files mo ion for dismissal.
Court adjourned TO 9 a. N. TO day.
May %.
Quite a large docket and some of the
most intricate and Perplsxing cases ever
brought into court were disposed of by
Judge SIrother yesterday. and the charac
ter of the sas wss such as TO draw quite a
uumbe1 of witnesses and inieTese ed spect l.
tors to the court room. The most
SENSATIONAL EPISODE
I the day, however, grew out Of the case
of He5gsmsn Warren IS. Rebecca War
r,n, in which the plaintiff brings suit
against the defendsni, bis vile, for a di
vorce IN the all ged ground of desertion.
To this suit the defendant tilel cross bill,
setting up that the plaintiff is an hab.tual
druakard aid neglects to mai tain or pro-
vide for his family. The cas- wss set for
hearing yesterday, AID the delendsnt, wi h
a rye number of witns sses,
ape red in court under snpe-
pa. The plaintiff also came
in and sa, beside his attorney. He was in
= very in'oxicstsd condition at the time,
but il sisted on whispering to his attorney
hat they could not prove the charges SET
up 10 the cross bill and otherwise showed
by bis manner that he was in no very
amiable MOOD. About 5o'c'ock il became
evident that the csse could not come up for
trial and Capt. Bridges, the defendsn''s al
tOrney, asked permits, ion to send his client
and with, SEES home until a. 10. this morn
Ing. upon tnls suggestion the plalntln got
up and went into the court room hall. Per-
mission for dismissal having BEEN grated
Capt. Bridges 'old his client and witnesses
they could &C home. Mrs. Warm, who
hsd babe IN ner arms, beckoned to Capt.
Bridges ard whispered,
lam AFRAID TO GO"
81 Will go with you," replied the gsllsn
attorney as he started across the room for
his hat.
Satisfied there was likely 10 be scene
the reporter left the court room and re-
paired to the hall and as the corlege came
from the court room into the hall they were
met by the irate and drunken Warren who
becsme very abusive, directing his words
mainly toward the male witnesses, and as
the ladies passed out Warren drew Bar
low knife and rushed at Ed Cushionberry.
Sheriff Murray was in his Office at the time