The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-22
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Breach Of Promise suit Againss Fred.
erick Bowling for $1,000.
Asking a Receiver for the Dime Museum
Other Court Notes.

Allen Stewart was g-ante a divorce Il n
Alice Stewart, yesterday, by Judge Wall
on proof of adultery.
Arthur Jordan has taken out permit for
the erection Ct 81 COO ice house at the cor
ner o. First and Howard streets.
Judge Norton sent Louis Harris to the
penit ntisry FOR yssr on plea OF g1 "
to petit larceny. Harris stole shot gun.
Captain Ciyt9n's daughters are reported
much better, especially the youngest, snd
she was yesterday informed of her mothers
death. Arrangements viii bs made for e
funeral at an early date. Mrs, Clinton Il ed
a week ago.
w. a. Hsrri5on has f,ei suit against
Adolpb Ssidensticker, J. h. Wien and /.
Z. FIsnkem, alleging ownership of psrt of
lot Twelve in square ninetysix. He says
the first two defendants are IN possession
wToT gfally, and that Frankem sims al
interest in the property. Demand is made
Tor possession and quiet tide and Tor $500
lar sges.
a breach OF promise suit vas begun 10
he Superior Court yesterday by LIZZIE
LsDgenbsrg against Frederick Bowling. Ths
comp sint alleges a contract cf mar age to
cave been consummsted December - 1854
which defendant failed AID refused 6, par
oTm, and that because OF his c0atraet with
aer plaintiff has decli1ed u receive tbs
attentions Of other suit0rs. DsnRnd is
made Tor s. eco.
Judge Cory, who died TUESDAY morning
Fas elsoied to fll the vacancy to bs occa-
7ioned by the retirement az Captain Clinton,
which will occur II October. 1883 His 3esth
viii require the appointment o. g Commits
siOner ter two weeka, and the appointment
5 10 be msde by the County Board and the
County Auditor. II Commissioner Reveal
rsIes his seat the appointment win be made
gih his consent, but If Jesse Wright should
GO seated by the courts his voice will decide
The selection. The appointment no Tevsr.
VIII be bat for two weeks and il viii amOalt
% little or nethiDg.
Suit was fled yesterday against the Times
Company, w. r. Hol0y and E. B. Martin
dale, by Thomas M. Stuart for damages. The
complaint alleges that in January, 1883, de-
iendsuts sued him and charged that he was
about 10 remove his goods from the State
end bad sold or was about to sell his proper
y 70 cheat, hinder, aud delay his creditors,
and gave bond in the case. Plaintiff ALLEGES
that his stock OF goods CT Illinois street.
street. worth SO, 600 Wers attached by the
sheriff under the order OF the Court in tue
csse. he also slieges that defendants did
not prosecute their suit 10 a conclusion, but
dismissed the attachment. Demand is made
for s. COO.
Rosa Brooks wants a divorce from James
+. Brooks. They were married in Nay, 1872,
RosA's maiden name being Oarrico. she
alleges failure TO provide and cruel trea--
nent. in July last she alleges he bit apsce
OF Hefh from her cheek. aad II Angus. ny
beat her terribly over the head Il Sc tam-
rel she had 10 iesvs MIN. james hiss oftea
threatened her lie, and s1ore hs w01ld ran
ne two children OH rather than 1Lu's~lsr
o have theru. Rosa has osen ss4gsutfa
Ia enElov Of Mrs. John G s. Harrison. -53
North Meridian street, and says JAnss hs.
oeen hanging around the eigaoorl9 ''i u a.
manner which causes Der TO fear ha VIII DO
1er bodily harm sne asks for on clet
rrabainlng him from interfssiag with ha-
ane her children Until the fiual term EsiiOl
# tie sBlt
Jacob E. sackett he's filed suit ogaias
Frank II. Drew and John O'D0aaeii Tor an
accounting and appointment Of receiver.
The complaint alleges the verbal contract Of
the parties in October, 1883, to carry on the
theatrical and museum business ia different
cities Ct the United States, esch to have o
;hlrd interest. They carried on the b1s
ness in Providence, r. J., and IN January
1884, they opened similsr place IN Cleve-
land, o., snd in November last they opened
IN this oty. O'Donnell has charge Of the
bush ess in Providence, Drew is at Cleve.
land, aid Ssckett is located here Tie b1si-
neEs headquarters is - this city, aud hers
al toe contracts are maids for curiosities
etc. SsCkett alleges 6het the defendants
have not msGe any report 10 him OF the bust
ness IL 'ro7ideDce and Cleveland since last
August, although nc has often requested roem
to 90 so, hat they have tGksn possession OF
the proper Of he firm, and hs7e pab-
lished 10 the world that the partnership is
dissolved. He believes that upon q settle.
msnt OF the business oe will have large
sum OF money coming TO him For these
reasons he wants 4 Receiver appointed g,
take charge Of the business in the ,iree
cities. pay the debts Of the drm and accent
for the ret profits il court, giving him al.
1sYe.