The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-29
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
1arried Infslicities Cropping Out In a
Number Of Divorce Suits.
Mary d. winter Receivers ALSO Dam
sees-Two Partners Alex for Re-
ceiver-Other Notes.

Chauncey Butler has fled suit against
Aquilla g Chandler on ~ account for 81
Oils. Demand 81, zoo.
In the damage suit CT Levi 8. Gsns6old We.
The T., a. and l. Road, new trial has been
refused BY Judge Taylor.
William II. Ireland was yesterday
moved from the position OF guardian OF mis-
own children by Judge Ayres.
joseph Deschler has filed suit to collect
$500 com mission as agent for William Plat
fin for the sale OF certain city property.
In the damsge suit of Isaac Jones VS.. Ben
Thornton and Others the jury in Room
yesterday returned verdict for defendants
George II. Thomas wants q divorce from
Anna Thomas, whom he married in 1879.
Trey separated in 1850. The complaint
charges adultery.
albert G. Porter has fled suit against
John D. Condit and number Of other par
ties to foreclose mortgage on certain city
property, given 10 secure 50 600. Demand,
$4,000.
Sarah ]. Meyer wants q divorce from Jo-
feph Meyer. They were married in May,
1879. She charges drunkenness and failure
10 provide, and asks for the restoration OF
her maiden name OF Ford
In the suit of May NJ. Eaton VS.. the c., II.
and ID. Road, for damages for being put of
one OF defendants trains, new trial was
granted, and on compromise the case was
dismissed. The read pays the plain tiff 800.
Lewis p. Piero asks for divorce from
Mary L. PieYo, whom he married in Adams
County. April 90, 1883 He charges Mary
with calling him al sorts OF ugly names and
accuses her CT adultery. Plaintiff is car.
peDter. and both live in the Seventeenth
Ward.
In the divorce suit OF Catherine stumph
w. John B. Stumph, which is pending In
Room 3 Judge Walker yesterday, on petit
ton OF the plaintiff granted an order re-
ktrniDipg defendant from moving his prop
erty beyond the Jurisdiction of the Court.
Recently defendant Was required to answer
under oath as 10 what disposition he had
made or was making OF certain property.
Mrs. Stumpn asks for $50 GOO alimony.
David A. Ralston end B. M. Ralston have
fled suit against J. l.. Carson and Lewis f.
Francis for dissolution of partnership. De-
fsnosDts are Shelby County men, and
plaintiffs are in the furniture business. The
complaint alleges the formation OF the
partnership in 1894 for the purpose of man
ufsciuIiDg excelsior in the rear of Ia Blake
street. Plaintiffs charge defendants with
having misrepresented matters to them.
Inc ask lOr JuOsutut lOI " iOVO, olesOlutlOn
and the appointment OF Receiver.
II the suit of Mary d. Winter VS.. George
w. Wagner, the jury in Judge Walkers
room yesterday returned verdict for plain
tiff, giving her $3.50. The history of this
case is interesting in several of its points
Several years ago Mrs. Winter became the
owner of lot on Bellefontaine
street Because of hard times sne
became delinquent with her taxes
and induced defendant to buy the property
In, che asking for three years time TO redeem
II and agreeing to LAY him 10 per cent. fol
his interest Soon after this took place q
Mrs. Clark filed suit against Wagner fol
breach Of promise, laying her damages al
SO COO. The case was compromised before il
came to trial, and Wagner, who had received
his deed from the Sheriff for the property Of
Mrs. Winter, which he had purchased at the
tax srle, gave Mrs. Clark deed to the prop
erty, that being the terms of the compro
mise. Mrs. Winter lied suit Tor. the differ
epce in the value of the property and what
Wagner had paiG out on it, and recovered
the foregoing Judgment.