The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Mary Miller Asks TO be Delivered From
the Custody OF the Sheriff
Other Notes.

Esther A. Bristor yesterday took judy
ment against the Hsrrisons on a certificate
Of deposit for 1921 $ in Room 1.
In the breach OF promise suit OF Lizzie
LaDgenberg VS.. Frederick Bowling jud :.
ment was yesterday entered on the verdict
for defendant by Judge Taylor.
In the appeal case of the city VS.. Patrick
Smith, for lettering, Judge Taylor yesterday
entered judgment against Smith for 81 and
for costs in the City and Superior Courts.
The suit of Robert Salmon Us. The l., B.
and w. Road has been brought from Hen
bricks County on change of venue Plain
tiff sues for the value OF a mule alleged to
have been worth 500. killed by tram. De-
mand, $500.
Max GundelfDger hiss filed TO collect a
note for S5O5 made by Margaret E. and W L.
Jennings, which was scored by certificate OF
sale BY the Sheriff of seven acres of land. This
certificate was afterwards assigned to Flora
Moore subject to the payment OF the note,
and by her and her husband assigned to
Benjamin Davis. The note has been lost
and can not be given in the complaint.
Demand $500, and decree for the sale Of the
sheriff's certificate.
William ]. Bishop wants a divorce from
Elizabeth Bishop, whom he married in
March, 1873. He charges cruel treatment,
in that she cussed him, threw stove wood at
him, and fought with women on the trset,
ct home, and at church. on one of which &C
casions she was arrested and fined for beat
ing another woman st church. with a
temper seldom below fever heat, defendant
made herself sbominable, petitioner misera.
bic, and home { , unbeatable In June,
1891 oh abandoned William. Plaintiff 10 a
COS Gilman.
The attachment Of Joseph Miller VS..
Joseph Bayliss ct AL, was yesterday dis
missed on a compromise, IN Room 1. The
suit was originally brought by Howard Z.
Henderson against Bayliss, Kennedy Il Co.'S.
Bright Light Combination, George a. Dick
son & @. I. Gilmore, Henderson alleging
that Bay liss, Kennedy x Co were to give
two performances at his Opera Houses in
Kokomo and Frankfort each, in the fall of
1883 This they failed to do, to mis- damage
in the sum OF $3.50. The goods were at
tsched in the hands of Gilmore & Dickson.
The matter was amicably arranged yester-
day between the parties.
Mary Miller, yesterday, filed against
Sheriff Carter in a habeas corpus proceed
ing. Mary is q coored woman, who was
fined last summer in one of the Justice
Courts and sent TO Jail, she refusing to pay
the Sl4.S0. which was the amount assessed
Soon after she was incarcerated she
gave replevin bail and was released.
When this ran out she was again
brought in and locked up. When Sheriff
Hessj retired Mary was still an inmate OF
the Jail. In the new order OF things
she was released, but was soon after brought
in again. AS Mary wants out. and IS Sheriff
Carter wants the matter settled one way or
the other, and as the Court and its officers
desire to learn whether or not Mary can thus
defeat them in the premises, 1t is presumed
that all parties are anxious to get an opinion
from the Court. The case is pending before
Judge Howe.