Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
THE COURTS !.
PROBATE CoUR.

PROBATE COURT.
Copy of the will of E. C. Davis, deceased,
of Hancock county, Illinois, admitted to
record.
Will of Lewis Sauer. deceased, admit
ted to probate and letters testamentry is
sued George and A. J. Sauer.
w. w. Thomas appointed an attorney
to INQUIRE into DR.. Kuder's claim against
the John Troger estate.
Claim of Fourth National bankys j. w.
Lamb estate allowed for s743. Is and assign
ed to fourth class.
POLICE COURT.
John Gibbs was found guilty of vagran-
cy and fined S25; he had $40 paid this and
had execution suspended against him for
the remainder.
n. A. Corporal, q colored man. yesterday
afternoon answered TO the charge of petty
larceny. He was accused of stealing three
oil barrels from w. H. Palmer on North
Main. Being found guilty he was fined
$40 and in default of payment was COM
mitted to the city prison. There are said
to be quite number of other cases that
will be filed against him charging him
with various petty thefts.
Susie Jilts and another colored girl had
fight down on Fifth avenue and Susie
was arrested upon warrant charging her
with an assault and battery. The case was
continued until Thursday afternoon:
J. T. Bethel is said not to have gotten
out building permit. The matter will
be inquired into this afternoon.
Alice Jeffries paid SIS of the SIS assessed
against her for keeping a brothel. Pearl
Siggler. Nellie Bird and Florence Earl,
three inmates of her house each paid five
dollars.
The case against Ralph Balm, charging
with whisky vagrancy, was continued un-
| til this afternoon.
Mollie Williams turned in back fine OF
| So, and j. w. Gibbs back fine of s..
| t. Cooley and J. T.. Williams were
brought down from East Douglas avenue
yesterday afternoon charged with fighting
| Cooley was discharged and Williams com
mltted ii default of IS with which to pay
his fine.
JUSTICE COURT.
A warrant was sworn out at Justice
Hammonds court for the arrest of Harry
Maddux upon acharge set forth in yester
days EAGLE. He gave bond for 81 COO and
had his hearing set for this afternoon.
At Justice Barrett's two boys. Allen and
Charles Jones, aged respectively 10 and l:
years were found guilty of stealing Lar
robes, whips, etc, from the stable Of DR.
Davis, West Side. They were fined S:
each and given ten days in the county
Jail.
State VS.. George Tankesly was up fol
preliminary hearing yesterday Afternoon
at Justice Walkers court. Detective Nc
Mahan, who had been instrumental il
working up this case. produced in cour
quite a quantity of silverware which b,
had recovered: yet this was but small
portion of the whole amount of swag re
covered. The defendant is rather an I'm
savory looking customer, with swarth.
complexion, small black eyes, rich growth
of unkempt black hair and black mutton
chop whlskers; his whole appearance indi
eating Just such a criminal as Dickens
could SO well portray. He showed NJ
nervousness but took a keen interest ii
the whole proceedings. He was repre-
resented by Mr.. Jones' the county attor
ney appearing for the state. The cour
held him guilty of burglary and also o
graud larceny of the goods of Mrs, Emi
line Sutherland and fixed his bond at $500
A warrant was issued from Justice Ham
mond's court for the arrest of II. A. Cor
poreal the colored man tried in the polio
court for petty larceny. He is accused b.
Bissantz & Mathews with a simila
offence.
Otto Solominsksywas yesterday brough
VI IN.
warrant sworn out by Miss Rogers.
DISTRICT COURT.
DIR. I. r. Wilson VS.. city of Wichita wa
given to the jury last evening about
O'Clock. They retired to deliberate an,
not arriving at verdict at adjournment
of court they were instructed to bring in
sealed verdict.
A DIVORCE SUIT.
Nellie Salomonski yesterday filed a sui
for divorce against Otto Salomonski. Tn
parties were married at Manchester, Eng
land, DIST day of March, 1885. The plain
tiff says that on many and divers occa
sions, between the the 1st day of March
1887. and the 4th day of February, 1885
the defendant used harsh and abusiv
language TO her; that he, without any caus
therefor, did often curse and swear at he
and call her uncouth and vulgar names
that repeatedly, between the times befor
mentioned, the defendant did violentl
and in an angry and cruel manner strike
pound, beat, br1ise, kick and otherwis
wound and mistreat the plaintiff. Sh
asks also for the custody of her tw
children and the sum of $50 week TO
their support, permanent alimoney and a.
| Injunction restraining the defendant from
encumbering or alternating or removing
any of his real or personal property durin
the pending of this suit.