The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-01
Me DIVORCE MILL.
:. c.se Of Samuel Jackson
and Wife on Trial.
y,slrlno MONTANA SuR'sT
ss.tes Courts Adjourn = The
-.-...v Lihsl Case-Dewitt Gets
40 Danages-New Suits.

..xe al Cartain Samuel jackson vs..
~ "a. fsrs.or. suit for divorce. was on
..1s.sors Judge Lichtenberg ali day, and
s.s;ng Of testimony was not COM
-hen adjournment was TAKEN The
.:.,lsr / Captain Jackson, Wei known
- so,,nd skipper. who has been master
n. EI;zs Anderson, the Washington,
~ vessels. The parties have aboat
sss rorth Of property. Captain Jack
-. his suit on the grounds OF
..,.v abandonment, and improper be-
- II Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Jackson
"a . cross complaint and prays for . d.
- an the grounds Of cruelty, and adul-
- rib one Ollie Courts. The testimony
q. !, srch character as TO forbid It's re-
.srr,ion in detail in q family journal.
- number of witnesses were called
sssssb sides. and the testimony in gem
q - illustrative Of the temptations or
.-,,tu,,ifies of steamboat travelling. Dur
- re afternoon Judge Dewitt. OF the
.ss.,,or court of Montana, sat with Judge
s.sss.cherr In this case. He Is in the city
8 1890 connected with the case j. X.
r.vat u. Durham 4 Collins, tried in
s-as. Humes' department, the plaintiff
- ! mother OF Judge Dewitt. The
<1.sd.ut was on the stand during the
- ths visiting judge was sitting. She
- il . hys,erical state. alternating from
s,.hrer to tears, and Judge Lichtenberg
8 fortuuase in being able to provide
-. 70 interesting for the edificstion Of his
pat
ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS.
- United states district and circuit
IN adjourned its June term yesterday.
- Hanford goes to Tacoma this morn
{, q convene the July term in that city.
~ court wiil convene in this city on the
81 Of July, when The case of the United
sases Is. the Walla Walla, q smuggling
- Vii BE- called. The only business
ts,sacted yesterday was the admission of
g allowing attorneys: B. F. Dennison,
1 ]. Blame, Andrew Woods, Thomas r
nrrherd and L. Huesther.
70 DAMAGES FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
IL trial of the case of James r. Dewitt
I Durham & Collins. suit for damages
= the loss OF an arm sustained while
viking on the defendants piledriver, was
Wsmed and given to the jury. The jury
tund verdict for the defendants.
ZEAL on THE TIMES" LIBEL CASE.
The case of Richard Winsor VS.. the Eten-
= 9ims vas on trial in the civil depart
mt and was continued until today. This
- Is . suit for $4,000 damages for an
asesd Iibelous publication in the Erening
Euo last March Is. written by T. W.
Isdd. relative to the failure of Winsor q
q The hearing viii be resumed today.
PUT OUT AND DAMAGED.
L B. Cunningham alleges in q COM
tiint fled that on the 10Th of last April,
shis passenger on an electric car on
rsuns street. be was forcibly elected from
II en- ard subjected to personal indignl-
- and injuries, for which he prays s. ZOO
|1lnasrs from the Seattle Electric Railway
company.
sufrs FOR HEAVY JUDGMENTS.
The Clothing house of Brock. Weiner &
(eismer, OF Buffalo, n. Y, fled COM
l1int against the firm of Peccard &
hn0 in suit to recover s10,24l. The
Urplaint alleges that goods to this
nount we're sold to the defendants be-
h~n January /. 1890. and June Is.
Dsytsr Horton Il Co. brought q
10 against the same defendants to re-
rssr 81 600 on a promissory note.
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
Cherry. Parkes & Bosse filed a suit
tainss the Fremont Manufacturing Com
rny for Judgment for $3.50 on promissory
lese&
The Stetson & Post Mill Company filed q
sait against W. H. Cowie for q judgment
iG A5254; also against G. w. Cove for
N62l.
9. W. Foster vs.. E. NJ. Carr. adminis-
asiof OF Benjamin Murphy; suit for S64I.
". B. Moore VS.. E. N. Carr. admins
ssior estate Of Benjamin Murphy suit for
NC
Western Mill Company vs.. w. ID. Hicks
nd Aurelia Hicks; suit for 500.
n Il. Latimer VS.. Durham & Collins and
!oan hcGrath; foreclosure of mortgage
hf sl.0sl.
!. ID. Latimer VS.. Durham & Collins and
s'an McGrath; suit for foreclosure of
sortgage for 5000.
TRIAL IN COURT.
me case OF Abraham z. Nordlinger was
yea before Judge Humes; jury trial was
waved ana the court found Judgment for
oe Plaintiff for $500.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
William b. Lambuth was admitted to
g bar by Judge Humes upon motion OF
William Moore.