The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-10
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
The Gable Divorce Case Taken Under
Amusement.
A i've Thousand Dollar Damage Suit
by a Discharged Employee
The Divorce Record.

a. M. Fletcher DaS thken 3 Judgment IN
foreclosure against l.. ID. DIN and others, in
Room 3, for 81, 775.
The damage suit of Clement A. Westhosf-
fer VS.. Moritz Kaufman and others has been
dismissed in Room 2.
The suit of William T.. Swigert rs. the Air
Line Road for damages, in Judge Howe's
Court, has been dismissed.
Oscar L.. Call and Lora Call are suing each
other for divorce in Judge Walkers Court.
They are charging each other with a major
ity of the sins for which divorces may be had
under the statue.
In Judge Walkers room an argument on
demurrer to the complaint in the case of ].
l.. Fatout VS.. TIL School Board, VAS heard
by the Court, and the matter taken under
amusement. The suit is on the question of
the legality OF the bonds issued by the board
to erect the new school buildings last sum-
mer.
Yesterday was the third day Of the divorce
trial of David vs. Mary j. Gable. The argu-
ments OF the attorneys were searching, and
covered all the sensational points brought
out in the evidence. IL Was late In the
evening when the arguments were closed.
Judge Howe took the case under advise
ment.
6AAo AAOAI1ob Ah niCA REoAhSb e nus
band, Joseph Holman, for support. They
were married in 1852. Last November Jo-
| seph deserted his wife. He is thought to
have $3.50 ia the hands OF Theodore Bnch-
ton, for whom he has been working. Ella
asks for a $500 Judgment against him TO co.
able her TO live.
John w. Sutton was arrested q few days
ago for wife-whipping. The case was called
| uao&or1au ~ fha Narorso rnrrt zhon lain
concluded he did not want it tried before
the Mayor, and upon being asked il it would
be satisfactory If the case was sent to Squire
Feibleman. replied that it would. The
| point to the joke was that the Mayor l.
sick, and Squire Feibleman is acting Mayor.
julius W. Hinkley yesterday filed suit for
restraining order against Sheriff Carter and
| others. Hinkley is the assignee for George
s.. Darlington, and alleges that sufficient
notice was not given OF the proposed safe by
the Sheriff of Carrington's goods, aud that If
the sale is made il will work a loss to the
creditors and waste the estate. Judge Walker
granted a temporary restraining order to
| January %. when the case will be heard.
Henry Eifert has fled suit against Her
man Lauter and Charles Fress for Islander,
alleging that he has a good reputation, and
up to December "A, 1881, he has been the
foreman for defendants. Ga that date he
received a letter through the mail f.om de
PENDANTS stating that his services were no
,onger needed, and intimating besides tho
fact that his work was not entirely salts
factory: hat there was n rumor when he
Jeff tbe chair company that their material
mad been tempered win. The second
paragraph alleges that the substance of tae
alleged libel WAS repeated 20 John Smith
md other good citizens By the defendants
Demand is made for $1,000 in each para
& aPh.
Joseph Clouse was before the Mayor yes
terday on a charge of peace disturbance. a
colored man employed at the surgical Insti,
tute was the prosecuting witness, he testify
ing to having seen Clouse throw a vine bot,
tie and break it. Clouse paid the fine oi
sll.40 because ne did not know how be
could make . defense. He has been a pa
tient at the destitute having cone frOm
Fort Dodge. Iowa, 30 be treated for spinal
effecsioD. When be returned 30 the Iusti.
tuts be found that he Was not wanted there
the physicians having refused to treat MIN
any more. presumably ON account of the
trouble. Clouse says the boys were playing
and the bottle was broken accidentally, and
that there wse no disturbance. Ee claim
30 baye paid for his treatment at the Inst.
tute aud is arranging to take the matter be-
fore the courts in an action upon the con
tract made with the proprietors.