The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-23


CkcCrr CorRr adjourned for the term
on Saturday morning last In time for
Judge Wclborn 60 take the IL o'clock
train for home. All the cases ready for!
trial we're disposed ~. The most im-|
pnrsant case 70 the public generally was
she habcas corpus case OF Kendall and
King. accused Of murder. in connection
With one Carmichael. who killed . man
q Birdseye last Summer for clipping with
HE daughter. A will be seen the pris-
cners were remandcd 20 jail without
bail Some singular circumstances &C.
CURED during the examination Of wit
nesees. showing thst an effort was being
made n suppress part OF the evidence
given before the grand jury. But few OF
che witnesses appeared IT the time set
far the trial Of the cause on the I'd day
Of the term, and attachments had 10 be
i<sued for several Of the most prominent
citizens Of Birdseye, who knew the cir
cumstances. and one important witness
doiged the officer and eluded service BY
jumping on = train and going TO New
Albany. and when he returned. and the
Sheriff obtained service, he jumped on
another train bound westward. and failed
10 appear. Another witness. Mr.. Bsx-
Ter. = leading merchant OF Birdseye, was
very forgetfnI in regard 10 the circum-
siances he had sworn 10 before the grand
jnry, aud had 10 have his memory prod
ded and refreshed by the minutes OF
testimony given there, before he could
remember much He might be : good
merchant 10 buy things OF on credit, as
he would be liable to forget all about it.
The people Of Jefferson township should
tske hint from this
The grand jury was the most indus
trious that this county has had in twenty
years They made . searching inquiry
for all violations Of law, and IS conse-
qucnce returned seventy-four indict-
ments. principally for misdemeanors.
This seems to indicate that the April
term of Court will Be no slouch.
The following shows the disposition
Of al the causes tried the last three days
OF Court-al the other decisions having
been heretofore published in the CoU-
RIER:
State ". Milton Kendall snd Anthony
King murder, continued and cause set
for 9Th day Of next term. and the State
witnesses recognized in bond OF t3UO
each 10 appear a. that time.
State ex rel. John Gramelspacher 70.
Isidore Schumacher Quo Warrsnto :
continued and cause set for trial before
Hon. AFRO Dyer, Judge Of the Wander
burg Superior court. on the l1th Judic-
I'll dag oSthe next term Of the Dubois
Circuit Court.
Martha J. Gray and N. b Dillon,
guardian Of minor heirs Of Robert Stew
art deceased; application 10 appoint
Trustee refused BY the Court, and cause
dismissed.
Rhods Green vs.. Sarah G. Richardson
q q. partition ordered, one-third 10 be
ct of 10 Rhoda Green. and the rest to
George H. Green, Isabel Green and Flo
rills Green, separately and title protect
ed !: George X. Wilson, James E. Spur
lock and Lawrence Jones appointed
Commissioners to make partition, aud
report At next term OF Court.
Henry C. Summers We Jos. Kunkel et
ct aside, and cause continued for notice
Of reinstatement
Clara A. Kelso vs. A. +. Fleming
Judgment for defendant; sppeal 10 Su-
preme Court BY plaintiff granted, and &C
days given 70 die bill Of exceptions, and
30 days TO oil appeal bond.
Mathew Schenk ct 81. vs. Matthias
Striegel et a.; partition ordered. and
George Cox appointed Commissioner q
cell the real estate. and report At next
term Of Court.
John G. Deinderfer, executor "
Othilea G. Betsch ct a., foreclosure
decree for &276 80.