The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
William Kerns Wants $4,000 Damages
From Kingan x Co.
Agnes Hale and Mary Harrison Ask
divorces From Their Respec-
tive Lords.

James Brumley yesterday entered a plea
OF guilty to stealing chickens, and was given
wear north by Judge Norton.
William s. Hubbard has qualified as ad.
ministrstor, with the will annexed, of John
ID. Peterson, deceased. Bond 81, 600.
The County Board was engaged yesterday
in hearing the remonstrance against the
granting OF q liquor llcerss to Henry Sey-
fried OF McCsrty street
Judge Taylor yesterday gave judgment
in foreclosure against A j. Pops and others
in favor of tie Connecticut Mutual Life In
sufance Company for s.. 45S.70.
Judge Norton yesterday passed sentence OF
two y,ars north on William Moore, who was
found guilty by "A jury two months ago OF
ass ault aud battery on Tim Gritfin.
The sewer gas from the vaults OF the
Courthouse has recently began to escape
ar d come In waves through the registers
into the Clerks Office IL might be stopped.
Stephen X. Fletcher yesterday took judg.
ments in foreclosure, in Room 1 against J.
9. Hereih and others for Sli5 80. J. l.. Moth.
ershead and others for Si.1lO 20, Oscar Ene-
dahl and others for $50 so and Lawrence b.
Lane and others Tor 81 ,5jS62; total, So, 203 50.
Rel coca A. Spain has filed an injunction
suit against Sheriff Carter, alleging owner.
chip of Lot ii in Block 10. aud saving that
The Sheriff lie about 10 sell the same by vir-
tue of an execution from the Gibson Circuit
Court, issued against the property OF other
p0rilts. Petition Is Ion the purpose OF pre-
venting the sale.
Agnes NJ. Halo wants a divorce from Will
lam Hale. They were married In 1882.
Agnes alleges cruel treatment by threatening
TO kill her and In other ways, besides accus
ing her q in fidelity. Sue asks for the GUS
fcdy OF the children, $500 alimony and for
restraining order against her hatband's
threatened disposition Of their household
goods.
William Il. Kerns has Gled suit against
Kingan & Co. for damages, alleging for cause
that on the 18th oil last October, while en-
Gagged IN work a. defendants place OF ousi-
ness, by reason OF the carelet sness and neg
ljgence OF dtftndanis' employees, heavy
piece OF tim Der and n Jack screw fell up n
him, intioting permanent injuries and to-
tally uniting him Tor his trade, which IL
thai of a carpenter. Demand is made for
SO COO.
Mary 7. Harrison has fled for divorce
from Waiter s Harrison. whom she married
in September, 1870. She alleges cruel treat
ment habituai drunkenness, and a convic-
ton and fine of s25 and sentence 10 jail for
thirty days by the Mayor lsst month. Walter
is thought to be worth $1,000 In real estate,
and az he is threatening to dispose OF IL re-
s,raining order Is asked TO prevent such dis
position by him. Prayer Is made for ali.
mony and the custody OF the child.
William G. Sloan and Sam G. DAWSON
yesterday filed suit against the Harrisburg
Car Manufacturing Company, OF Harrisburg,
Pa. on a contract which is substantially Is
follows: Plaintiffs purchased OF defendant
a steam eugene and six piows to be used In
blowing for resident farmers IN Dakota. con-
tracing to pay therefor 81 600, part OF which
was cash and the balance IN notes. Toe
| company warranted satisfaction and agreed
the engine snonld be OF sufficient power to
Draw the elk plows. The plaintiffs slleee
failure o. the part of the engine to do its
work aud on the part of the plows TO give
Satisfaction, that defendant was notified OF
this according % contract but no notice was
tai en- 81 II. IL Is claimed that the plsinofs
have been dameged in the sum o 81 Oh,
| which sum IS asked in the form OF iudg-
! mtnt.