Wichita eagle., 1889-03-26
TIE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


In Ella A Pollock VS.. j. T. Pollock di-
vorce was granted to plaintiff upon
grounds as prayed for in petition, aband-
onment and gross neglect Of duty. She
was also restored to her maiden name,
Ella A. Stauffer. The parties were mar
ried August %, 1888, in Washington
county, Ark.
A motion to dismiss appeal in the First
National bank VS. Samuel A. Stuckey was
overruled.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Kansas vs. George Tankersley
motion to quash heard.
State of Kansas VS. VIM. Tinnon; mo-
ton to quash overruled.
State VS.. George f. Groscup; motion TO
quash heard; indictment sustained.
State VS.. A T. Sohnson; motion to
quash argued and overruled. A jury was
then impanneled for the trial OF the de-
PENDANT upon the charge of assault with
intent to rape Fredino Erb January 90
POLICE COURT.
Three Cinnamon, Sam Ching, Ching Lee
and Au Jim, were arrested for fighting on
East Douglas east of the Santa Fe yester-
day. They plead guilty to disturbing the
peace and each paid So.
Henry johnson and G. st. Dennis for
running q gambling house each turned in
S25
William Stnbbs, James Robinson. Chris.
Bedsam and Charley Koon were more Of
those found guilty of following an unlaw-
full calling. The charge against Bedsam
was withdrawn; the others all paid SIS
each.
August Wolfe, for keeping his place of
business open on Sunday, contributed $40
to the city treasury.
John Smith was only plain every day
sort Of drunk, his fine was S..
Frank Edwards was another, but he was
penniless and had to be committed. II.
Doyle was still another; he paid part of
the fine assessed
r. w, DEAN WAS arrested for disturb
ing the peace; he put up his watch. Dick
Dimes and II. Harris were accused of the
same otfense Harris was discharged;
Dimes was fined So.
H. 5. Clinton was the name given by a
young man who had been employed at the
ST. Lawrence as a waiter. He was accused
and found guilty of stealing coat from
colored boy. Ten days in the city prison
was his sentence.
MolIie Jones, for keeping a house Of
prostitution, was fined So
JUSTICE COURT.
Samuel Romine and Ruhard Ward, the
two boys who were arrested few days ago
for petty larceny committed down in the
south part of the city, came before Justice
Hammond yesterday and plead very guilty
and were each given twenty DAYS in the
county Jail
Justice Walker was too busy to get out
of his office yesterday TO speak few words
to his friends in relation TO the forthcom
ing election.
Justice Barrett was too, quite busy with
civil business.
CoMNoE PLEAS.
p. V Healy VS. l. L. Worral was up for
hearing Yesterday afternoon before Judge
Balderson.
An order was issued certifying Rich
mond vs. Brumme back 10 the district
court.
Mary Ann Terrell ct al vs.. Clement T.
Meyer ct al, suit on note; was filed yester-
day.
PROBATE COURT.
Inventory of Charles +. Martin admins
traitor Of the estate Of ANGELINA Skinner.
deceased, filed. Petition of same party
fled TO assign policy Of life insurance
Alexander Stule Ct 81 vs. Chas Still
hamer. proceedings in aid OF prosecution
order asked to appoint receiver; w. W.
Hays appointed receiver.
Guardian OF estate Of Lottie and Cora
Richie ordered 20 mortgage real estate