The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
". D. Griffin Wants steve Crawford
20 Pay Him $1,000 Damages
Record OF the Courts.

The injunction suit Of Jesse Wright Us. J.
w. Hess and others was dismissed yesterday.
John w. p. Gunner aud Thomas A Dean
were yesterday sdjudged sane in the Circuit
Court.
Charles a. Nix yesterday took judsmen,
sgsinst John w. Ramsey, in Room !, on notes
for s.. $50.
Esther A. Bristor has fled suit on deposit
against Fletcher & sharpe TO collect s. O6s %.
Demand, 3 100.
The suit of Hanna ". Harris vs. the CIti-
zens' Insurance Company, TO collect $3.50, is
% trial by jury n No. g. The defense is
thsg plaintiff TOOK out other insurance with
out notifying the defendant.
The paternity suit OF Mary Usher y.
Joseph Wheatley is on trial by Jury in the
Circuit Court. Wheatley is the merchant
policeman. The case has been pending for
shout year. The defense is in the nature
of fiat denial.
The Trustees OF Schiller Lodge, No. 81, K.
Of p, have fled suit against Conrad Mueller
nd his bondsmen TO collect 5000. The CON.
paint charges that Mueller, as the Treas.
uTer holds 5000 due the lodge and refuses TO
pay it over on demand
IL the suit Of Lewis f. Campbell VS.. the
/. and Y. Road, Judge Taylor yesterday en-
tered finding quieting title IN the defend.
ant. This was a suit sent over from Morgan
County, on a change of venue, and involved
question of right OF way.
In the suit of David d. Long, administra-
ter vs. the Big Four Road tne Jury in Room
yesterday returned verdict for plaintiff
for 81. eco. Long represents the estate OF
Charles Compton, who was killed over
year ago on South Pennsylvania street.
IN the replevin suit OF John G. Mathai ct
al vs.. Sheriff Carter an agreement was made
between the parties yesterday. by which
plaintiffs recover possession of their goods,
worth abont - 0O0 THIS WAS 4 suit To re-
cover goods sold to George 5. Darlington,
who afterward msde al assignment
William D. Griffin has filed suit against
Stephen Crawford for damages growing out
OF their difficulty two weeks ago. The com
plant alleges that on the 9th OF January he
went out to serve a subpoena for witnesses to
appear before Justice Feiblsmaa, when he
was attacked by the defendant He was
permanently injured besides being caussd
great pain aud suffering, loss OF time, etc.
Demand 50 600.
The Grand Jury yesterday made its final
report and was discharged by Judge Norton.
The report shows that the ju.y examined 10
witnesses and returned thirty sc ven indict.
ments, as follows:
Petit larceny . Is
Grand larceny -...... .... ..... ......... ..
Petit larceny ana receiving stolen gods
Selling liquor on sunday
Assault ana battery
Allowing minors to play pool. ................
NulSaut c..
EHOezliemehl.
rare pIelt llSe
Selling LIQUOR to minor~.......-
Attempting TO procure miscarriage and man
-arIylng concealed weapons
Two prisoners, Frank Rounds aud Dies
Smith, were DISCHARGED and two cases Eere
contiI ued. ! ne following indictments wer,
returned: Charles s. Hensloy, procuring an
abortion and maDslaugbter; William Price
petit larceny; Peter Brady, petit larceny;
Charles Hsrdesty, petit larceny; Lqcy Nc
Maban, petit larceny Johu o Hara. petit
larceny; John Cole, grand larceny; George
VIII slow, grand larceny Frederick Williams
and Joseph Franklin, petit larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods. In the case against
Bensley there are twenty three witness Tor
the State.