Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-22
THE COURTx
DISTRICT COURT.

| DISTRICT COURT.
costs paid.
VIM. H Pierce VS.. B H. Campbell ct al
| settled and costs paid
| Smedley Darlington VS.. W. A. Richey e.
| al, Judgment for plaintiff for 81, 125.
| Ansel II. Post vs.. Scott r. Beal, admin
istrator, Judgment against Beal for s5,25
John W. Fink VS.. Ella j. Erwin ct al
| judgment for $3.50. 20.
L. Steinbuchel vs. Gardener Work ct al
judgment for 81 20.
Charles Rebstock VS.. d. G.Tery, stricken
| from the docket
The Wichita National Bank VS.. c. W.
| McGovney, motion to give additional Sc
eurity for appeal sustained
Lucas Stewart VS.. Gordon & Mcclure
motion to require plaintiff to give a cost
bond overruled
II. W. Lewis VS.. A. S. Nelson, demurrer
of Shober sustained.
j. F. Moore VS.. w. E. Copeland, motion
for judgment on pleading sustained
C. K. Miller VS.. John Otto ct al, motion
to separate and number causes of action
sustained.
Ada Oliver vs. St. L., Fit. S, & ". r. r.
Co., motion TO quash summons and leave
granted to amend
The motion in Smedley Darlington VS..
E. J. Sutherland and Anna Kaufman ct al
VS.. Lydia Allison ct al were sustained.
Chas. V. Ferguson VS.. Morris ct al; de-
murrer to amended petition taken under
advisement.
Anna Kaufman ct al vs. Lydia Kauf-
man ct al; demurrer to answer overTuled.
VIM. Flush VS.. Victor J. Christman ei
al; motion for judgment by defendant as
to defendant Christman and for judgment
on pleading as to defendant granted.
J. P. Moore VS.. Joshua Pepper ct al
motion to set aside service and attach
ment, etc; confessed and leave given to
amend.
Anglo American Stock company VS..
Richard Hansing; order granted for de-
livery of personal property
L. Steinbuckel ct al VS.. Gardner work ct
al; demurrer sustained.
In city VS.. George Garner, the defendant
pleaded guilty to the charge preferred
against him and was fined so and costs
and stands committed until paid
The court cases will be set for trial this
morning, and attorneys are requested to
be present to assist the court in the assign
ment.
JUSTICE COURT.
A warrant was yesterday sworn out at
Justice Walkers for the arrest of j. b.
Curry He is accused of stealing gold
watch valued at 500 from the residence of
Hiram Imboden, April 2S. Curry was al
ready under arrest and when brought into
court claimed he could prove an alibi.
A warrant was also issued for the arrest
of l.. A. Smith by Tom Riggs. The former
is accused of making a deadly assault
with knife upon the latter.
The word former" appeared Famous"
in the report in Sundays EAGLE regarding
the arrest of Mr.. II. G. Bonham. MIR.
Bonham was accused of taking a
suit of clothes from John Galobie, and not
from the Famous"
POLICE COURT.
John Ross, Bert Bowen and j. \. Sutton
were arrested for drunkenness. Ross paid
So, Bowen 81 and Sutton was committed.
John William, the young man arrested
at the Water street beer garden was yes
terday brought into court and paid the
usual fine for vagrancy.
Early Sunday morning Young girl was
brought into the police station by officer
Coin. She came from North Main and
was eccused of fighting with another girl
who was afterwards arrested Both were
fined s. for assault and battery. They
could, however, raise only part of the
money and execution of sentence was sus-
pended for few days.
Tom Collin, for whose arrest warrant
was Saturday night issued, was found
about o'clock and brought into court
In few minutes afterwards another
colored man, accused of the same
offense, stealing stove from
were put into the cooler and yesterday
morning at the trial Collins was acquitted
and Roberts found guilty of the charge
of petty larceny.
A man giving the name of Vanlaning
ham was arrested for keeping gambling
house. His trial was continued until this
forenoon.
NJ. w. Wade, guilty of being drunk and
disorderly, was committed in default of
the amount with which to pay his fine.
John Green had the lights of his hack
out and paid s..
Charles Missen paid the usual fine for
vagrancy.
During most of the afternoon the trial of
Mrs. Morrison was in progress. She was
accused by the city of keeping house of
prostitution, but was acquitted.