The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-14
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
IN Injunction Suit Involving Over
$4,000 Worth Of Property
Disposition of Suits In
\ the Courts.

Andrew Jencsa was declared insane yes.
tekday.
Judge Norton yesterday heard part of the
evidence in the case OF John W. Poe,
charged with assault and battery with intent
10 Kill, and continued it till to day.
In the suit of Louisa Girton vs.. Charles
GIrton the jury IN Room No. has returned
3 verdict scr plaintiff, giving her SllS 10
damages. This was a suit TO recover the
value of hack.
A Jury was impanelled yesterday in
Room l 10 try the suit of Vincent ID. By
field vs. Haugh, Ketcham q Co., and th !.
csfe went over 30 Monday. Byfeld sues 70
damages. he having had his leg broken a.
the Malleable Iron Works.
Squire Feibleman is trying an assault and
battery case, the defendant being Mrs. Evan
and the prosecuting witness Mrs. Koehler.
The matter grows out of dispute over the
right to heat irons for laundry use by the
kitchen IRE. The parties employed a.
the Ray House.
In the suit of Samuel PnrcelI VS.. Center
Township under instructions OF the court
Tie jury in Room No. 3 yesterday returned
soDal injuries sustained while driving over a
bridge. and the court ruled that under the
statute the township is not liable.
Attorney Pringle is testing the right of an
attorney TO garnishee certain money in the
hands Of third or fourth parties He was attor-
ney in the suit of Mary Ullery Us. Berry Ran
dali to establish the paternity OF child Ran.
dali was released on bond, his mother being
the surety. Pringle now wants to hold
money in her hands coming to Miss Ullery.
His fee is $50. Squire Smock has the case.
The prisoners indicted by the Grand Jury
weie arraigred yesterday before Judge Nor
tor. All entered pleas of guilty except
Charles Hardin, who admitted having stolen
some tubs. He tried to convince Judge
Morton that he did not know the character
Of Q certain house OF bad repate, aud be.
cause this was rather transparent, the case
was held ever to obtain the evidence of wit
Resses.
The Berkshire Life Insurance Company,
Of Massachusetts,, yesterday filed volumin-
GUS complaint against the IEd:snap polls Ma
tionsl Bank, Henry Tutewiler, Trustee,
GeorgeH. Carter, Sheriff. and Others. for in
junction. The complaint. sets out that in
December, 1875, Z. s. AlvOrd mortgaged lot
one and part of lot two In square eighty
seven 10 the Thames Loan and Trust Com.
pony. TO secure the payment OF $4,000, and
.sfterward he mortgsged the same premises
to the same company TO secure sl5, 900 bor-
rowed moEey. In April. 1880. thess mort.
gsees were assigned to plaintiff for S25. 1914 IL
In 1881 Alvord mortgaged this and other
.propertv to plaintiff to secure
S2Sg73.54, besides other Sums paid
fy plaintiff on Judgments against
him amounting to more than $4,000. All
of these debts were merged into one and Sc.
cured by mortgage, Alvord giving note due
IN ten years for $4,000. The mortgage
debt is wholly unpaid except $50 600, and
the rents and profits are not sufficient to pay
The interest on the remaining s9sOOO. IL IS
also alleged that Tutewiler. as Trustee. BE-
gan suit in 1876 TO foreclose a mortgage
made BY Henry w. Sheets and Others, and
IN the 70 lowing year be Obtained Judgment