The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-29
THE COURTS.
Yesterday a Very Slim Day in Ls'
gal Circles.
CIRCUIT COURT.

The amount of work before his honor,
Judge Stroller, yesterday was not large
but someshat tedious and complicated and
as a copss quence, only a small docket was
disposed of. Following are the entries:
A. J, TIllberry VS.. %. H. 2. Wells, aP-
peal, m 1tion 10 affirm judgment of justice
taken up and heard iD part.
state ex rel. John J. Clair vs.. Monte
Csrnes ct al, YppeaI, defendant lies mo-
ton to affirm judgment OF justice OF peace.
State ex r,l. Kruse d friedrich VS.. Il.
Rsuch, recorder of the city of Sedalia, etc,
prohibition respondent files smended re-
return.
State ex rel. VIM. Smith VS.. j. w. Sny-
der, recorder of the city OF Sedilia, etc {,
prohibi ion, respondent h!es return TO rule.
Frank Boehn vs.. Mzttie Boshn, divorce,
cause taken up for hearing, heard, and de-
cree granted as prayed.
F. A. Drew, Glass company, VS.. Z. L.
Baldwin, attachment, q. Z. Heard ss as
sis OF E. T. Baldwin, files inter plea.
Catherine c. Wilson ct al. VS.. Mary G.
Wilson et al, equity, demurrer taken mp,
heard and overruled, leave to defendant 10
file an>wer 10 sixty days fIom date.
A. p. Adams VS.. Geo. L. Blown, ac-
count, demurrer taken up.
u. Mcfarland ct al, ex-psrte; taken up
for hearing. heard and judgment for psrti-
ton as prayed. VIM. Gentry, Mentor
Thomson and John VI. Sneed appointed
commissioners to make part tion and re-
port at next term OF court
Fred w. Muller vs.. Johanna Muller,
divorce plaintiff files proof of publication.
State ex rel. Jno. j. Claire, motion TO
affirm judgment OF justice OF The peace,
heard and overruled.
Hugh Fitzgerald vs.. j. p. Meuefee, dam
ages, by consent, motion for security OF
costs is sustained and plaintiff has leave TO
file bond in thirty DAYS.
Alice E,tz e; aid -. Nav Men - ~ ] .
damages, same enirJ aud cause continued
+. 4 Drew, Glass company Va, u. T.
Heard, assignee of E. L. Baldwin, appesl
from assignee, appeal dismissed by plain
tiff.
Barstow & Wnitlox VS.. same, same en-
try.
Chas. w. Barstow VS.. same defendant, E.
T. Baldwin enters appearance, Chas. w
Barsiow files motion to strike out inter
plea.
F. A. Drew, glass compsny VS.. same,
defendant and plaintiffs enter their appear
ance.
Cour. adjourned to 9 a. m. Monday
morning.
HALsTEAD's COURT.
Judge Halstead issued yesterday morn
ing on the complaint of Mrs. McVeV. a
search warrant for the premises OF Eliza
Browder, colored washer woman, ih'
object of which was 10 recover a silver lea
spoon, two pairs of shoes AMI other articles
supposed to have been purloiued by Eliz a.
A search revealed tea spoon and lac:
collar which Eliza said belonged to Mrs
AL. Goodwin. The other property was moi
discovered.
A warrant was also issued for Gardne
Baker who is charged with stealing q dog
from B. F. Heitamanner. The allegation
charges that Baker went TO the residence o
Heitamsnner during his absence. abused
his wife and Embossed and took from hi
premises by force a certain hunting do:
belonging to said deitsmauner.
| The warrant was placed in the hands o.
Constable Finch, who departed in search o
Baker, who had lit out for The Usage hill
for a winters hunt. AS Mr.. Finch neye
fails to bring in his man, ii il safe to say
Baker will stand before justice to answer
for his crime tomorrow.
Flora Morton the young woman who
forged the order for s. upon Mr.. Stahl a
mentioned in yesterdays BAzoo, was IN
only delinquent before his honor for trial
She was adjudged guilty and fined $50 ant
costs, amounting to some $50 In all. Bein
unsble TO raise that amount or furnisl
| hond che Was sent IN Jail
POLICE COURT.
There wss a dry looking crowd at hi
honor Snyder's matinee yesterday, AM
things moved ir q dull bumdrum way
Bud Price and John Reed were fined 5
each and sent below for drunkenness.
c. r. Poe, ]. Draper and G. Hughe,
three impecunious trsmps were fined 8
each for irespass, but given 6. stay on cor
dition that they should leave the city 8
, once.