Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

The State Of Kansas VS.. James Ryan ct al,
VS.. Joseph Celia ct al, VS.. Isaac Davis, VS.
Ella jackson, VS.. G.. c. Eldridge, vs. John
Schroeder, VS.. a. kasmunSky, VS.. h. Rol-
Ter, VS.. Lou Hostetter, VS. 5. Z. Carmen,
VS.. W. B. Fredenburg, VS.. g. NJ. Race, VS..
Dick Gowan. VS.. \. Bierschudt, VS.. E. H.
Creditor. VS. Charles Smith, vs.. John Simp-
son, VS. Calvin Church. VS.. Charles True
man, vs. John Mckinney, VS.. George Sny-
der, vs.. l. VI. Lowenthal, VS.. r. VI. Ad-
ans VS.. Maggie Mitchell, VS.. Mike Cum
ningham, VS.. II. Hasklns, VS.. Harry Sum-
mers, VS.. Jacob Jacoby, VS.. Thomas Riggs,
vs.. w, I. Moberly, VS.. Geo. e Clark ct al,
VS.. W. II. Mitchell ct al.
In Abe Greaves ct al VS.. Geo. NJ. Boyd,
a judgement of partition was granted as
prayed for in petition.
Mary f. White, yesterday, through her
attorney, fled a suit for divorce from Jay
White, on the grounds of cruelty. The
parties were married at Paramount, Ind,
July 18th, 1876, and had by the marriage
one child.
PROBATE COURT.
Claim of William Haas VS. estate of John
Haas, allowed for SIS.
Proceeding in aid of execution was held
in c. c. Leonard VS.. w. NJ. Miller; Citizens
Bank vs. W. o. Han.ned ct al, and George
Fowler ct al, and John A, Jewett ct al.
set for Sth INST
First annual account filed of Clara B.
and Palmer Brandon, executors OF Add
son L. Brandon, deceased.
Marriage license was yesterday issued by
Judge Buckner 10 George j. Helena and
Emma E. Cain. both of Greenwich.
POLICE COURT.
Charles Randall, for carrying concealed
weapons, was fined $, and in default of
payment was sent TO the cooler.
Mollie Burke, Jennie Burdick, Anna
Dean each turned in s.: Ollie Mason and
Mollie Mack each paid SO; Lizzie paid
Sl.75 and Belle McGrude 81 on back fine.
State VS.. Charles Guyer, accused of SELL
ing liquor, was on trial yesterday after
was iound guilty as charged in the indiCt
ment.
Judge Dixon will again be a candidate
before the board of commissioners for APP
pointment police Judge
William Warren and John Horns were
yesterday afternoon brought into the po-
lice station by the chief of police. The
latter's face was frightfully beaten up. In
evidence it appeared that Warren was
living in with the Horns and he beat
one of the children most inhumanly.
When Mr.. Horns interfered in behalf of
his child Warren knocked him down and
then commenced to beat him. Both were
charged with disturbing the peace; Warren
was fined s., Horns 81. The latter will APP
peal.
JUSTICE COURT.
c. F. Parkhurst charged with an assault
and battery committed upon a Storms,
was on trial yesterday afternoon at Judge
Hammond's.
Some of the boys are inclined TO say that
Justice Barrett, in view OF the approach
ing election had removed his wooden leg
and was walking around on crutches for
effect. His honor says that it is all mis-
take, and that he had to send the false
member up to Topeka for repairs.
The afternoon was taken up in the trial
OF State W. Mcfarland. The defendant
is accused of bastardy, the charge being
preferred against him by Dora Clever. He
was last evening arrested upon the charge
OF rape The state hal one more witness
to examine when court adjourned last
evening.