Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22

Grluuy VS.. Mcklm was yesterday dis
missed.
Sexton VS.. Rock Island Lumber Co was
heard by the court.
The matter of Chas. T. Darcy vs. The
Denver q Memphis Town Co. was yester-
day amicaby settled by the parties to the
suit.
ANOTHER BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Henry Cohen VS.. John V. Farwell, Chas.
b. Farwefl, j. X. Harmin, John T. Chu-
masero and John V. Farwell, jr., copart-
ners AS j. Y. Farwel & Co, was the style
of a case filed yesterday in the Dis
trict court by plaintiffs attorneys
Parsons * O'Bryan. In the
petition he sets forth that while
doing business as merchant at st.
Marys, POttawatomie county, the defend
ant did direct one John Smith to arrest
him; that sand Smith did arrest, handcuff
and compel him to get upon train
with him at st. Marys and did then
and there imprison, detain and restrain
him of his liberty for five days without
probable cause or authority. BY reason of
the Imprisonment he was damaged to the
amount of S15,0GG, which sum he seeks To
recover from the defendants
PROBATE COURT.
Judge Thomas, of the probate court. yes
terday ISSUED a marriage license to the fol-
lowing: J. \ Wylie and Ines Courtney,
both OF Wichita.
POLICE COURT
Ed Ray, who was picked upon the street
the 'ght before drunk, yesterday morning
was tried and committed TO the cooler.
NJ. Shawn. another drunk, paid fine of
s. and costs, and Il. Eagan, still another
drunk was committed.
h. L. Sharon and K. A. Carlyle, the two
young men arrested for creating distrub-
ance in the Morris block, paid S.
Fave little boys were taken in charge by
the police for bathing in the river at the
foot of Second street. They were each fined
81 and committed
Ed Hardy, whisky vagrant, contrib
uttd so and costs To the city treasury.
Otto Solcnlinski was arrested upon a
warrant sworn out through spite by eli
ent for whom he had sold some property.
charging him with doing business without
proper license. His hearing was set for
the 23d.
THE COMMISSIONERS
A meeting OF the police commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon at the police
court. Beside the routine business they
entirely exonerated City Marshal McNam-
ara FROM the charges recently preferred
against him and expressed complete salts
faction with MS work
JUSTICE COURT,
State vs.. p b. Barten Hoxsie came IN
yesterday in Justice Walkers court. The
defendant is accused of burClarizing the
residence of s. J. Howe on tho night of the
9Th. He gave bond of $500 for his ap-
pearance in court Monday at ? o'clock.
A warrant was sworn out at the same
court by W. s. Stanton and wife charging
John White, N. b. Shelton, Jack
Bolton, Mollie Jilts. Jennie Doe
and Sallie Dee with disturbing the
peace. 1t seemed that this party
had gone the niglk before to the Stan
ton mouse and commenced dane
ing against the wishes of the proprie-
tor. Part of them pleaded guilty and paid
a small fine, the others had their hearing
continued
At Justice Hammond's warrant was
issued for the arrest Of Rugau Yocum,
chxrching him with drawing a check for
&10 upon bank in which he had no funds
from which it could be paid
Justice Barrett spent the day In the trial
of civil cases, sixteen OF which he disposed
Of during the day.