Wichita eagle., 1888-05-23
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT CoURr.


dismissed without prejudice.
Eldridge & Co. VS.. Sarah Morris ct al;
judgment for plaintiff for 1896
The following cases were set for the 24th
instant:
Mary Sneed VS. Henry johnson, r. K
Coleman vs. J. \. Williams. Z Z. Ford
vs. j. L. Moore, S. S. Casard ct al VS..
Oliver Budd, Dean Briggs & Co vs. h. l.
Goblin ct al, E. O. Robinson VS.. Mary c.
Todd ct a., John J. Hughes VS. Daniel L.
Cbamberlin ct al.
The following were set for the 25tn IN
stant: Clark Moore vs. Julia Moore, So
dina Sterns VS.. Edward Sterns, George <.
Strong VS. Robert Lindsey. Addie Barker
VS.. William Barker, Elias E. Wilson vs..
Jonathan Wilson, George j. Thompson
VS. Rufus j. Van Voris ct al, Josephene
Allen, VS.. Z. C. Cole, Chicago Lumber
company VS.. R. j. Van Voris ct al, John
r. Rice VS. Richard Hasle ct al, and Sus-
annah Wilson VS.. ". r. Wilson.
The following We're set for the 26th: ID.
J. Tangnely ct al VS.. j. c. Ross. Robert
Brebly vs Walter Brebly, ct al Emily Al
cctt VS. Edward G. Alcott, Edwin ". Enos
vs. lamar L. Evans, Chas. +. Stelge et al
VS. James NJ Sloan CT al, Marcellus Roby
vs. Alice L. Ro5y, o. C. Barnes VS. Ola A.
Marcy ct al, Sane VS. Isaac Hudson admir-,
P.V. Healy VS.. L S Werrall ct al, g. H..
Watson VS. Alfred Popkiss ct al, r. b.
Robinson vs. A. Popkiss, w. J. Caldwell
VS.. H. S. Mears, j. f. Baehr VS.. Catherine
Deslir ct al
The following were set for the 18th inst. ::
s. ID. Paliett VS.. Enoch Beuferld ct al, Otto
Solominski VS.. j. w. Cooper ct al, Mary
Duncan VS. Frank Duncan, State OF Kan
sas ex rel, g. w c.. Jones county attorney
VS. NJ p Barnes, same VS.. Jacob Bessantz,
same vs. Henry Schweite-, same VS.. NJ. p.
Barnes ct al, same VS.. 3. X. Brown ct al.
same vs. Henry Schweiter, same VS.. I. NJ.
Lane, same VS.. j. j. Thompson, same vs.
w E. Whitsett, same VS. j. n. Bishop,
The following were set for the 10Th inst:
Jasper Sewer ct al VS.. Aaron Sewer ct AL
N. Block VS. Fl. Stetgel, G. W. Bartholomew
VS.. j. E. Vandeventer ct al, Maggie Rogers
Us. Frank Rogers, l.. ID. Skinner VS.. John
C. Brunton ct al, II. a. Bliss ct al VS.. j. w.
Bell.
The following were set for the 31st inst:
Dora Maxwell Philbrook ct al VS.. Sophia
Reeman, r. K. Hall VS.. Henry Owens,
Chicago Lumber Co. VS.. 3. II. Downing.
Carrie B. Woodman VS.. L. d. Carlton ct al,
John Kimmerle ct al VS.. j. a. Bishop ct al,
Henry Schweter VS. the W. 5. q W. K. K.
Co.
4 suit was yesterday filed in the district
court against A. W. Oliver, in which John
knocked down and run over on a crossing
in this city May /.
PROBATE COURT.
4 petition was yesterday filed to appoint
a guardian for the Patten minors; bond
filed and letters issued.
4 petition was also filed to sell real estate
in the estate of j. NJ. Clark, deceased.
Proceedings in aid of execution waa also
had in Jacob Mahana VS.. William Burns
A petition was filed to appoint Margaret
Perssbacher administrators of the estate
Of Chris Perssbaeher. deceased.
POLICE COURT.
Charles Brophy, the young man taken
by Officer Wibking on East Douglas night
before last, having in his possession large
number of rings, he answered the charge
Of drunkenness, and being moneyless his
property was retained as security for his
fine.
John Trester was another of the late ar
rests on the same night. He was accused
of lewdly abiding with a woman other
than his wife-having been found with a
colored girl The officer had hardly taken
him to the cooler when another man, j. ID.
DisweIl, accused of the same offense was
brought in and locked up When brought
INTO court yesterday morning the usual
penalty in such cases was imposed by
Judge Dixon upon both.
A. ". Way was accused of drunkenness
but has left the city.
Herman Detjan's offense was the same
as has several times i'll the past been Spre-
ferred against him-vagrancy.
In the afternoon the court room was
crowded with people anxious to hear the
two cases against Thomas Riggs. In one
he was accused of carrying concealed
weapons, in the other of impersonating an
officer
OF both of these charges he was found
guilty On third charge which was
afterwards preferred against him, drawing
dangerous weapon, he was held not
guilty.
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Walkers court yesterday l..
A Smith was brought in TO answer to the
second warrant that had been sworn out
against him; a warrant in which Thomas
RiooS charges him with a deadly assault