Telegram-herald., 1890-09-10

es,,~.-~-Hoa. III (. Barcn. judge
W nn,ssrn Ns Joau 0EU4n a.
suwn.t. c0nGausa ever tie tern.
Arts8r Asgs e al vs. Jehn.e A. FzF-
rel. eiectneats continQssa over teFM
g consent. wlE1eQt costs !. Alaflea
SlEita - AmcEose A. bSlsi Ass2k1ps PSI
& soonEaDsa ~ consent q Parties.
xstsoQt costs. 0ognSAas J. LseA1Y.sz
~ a. ~. Tufts. 4ssainpsl secnl-
Nv f8F o8sis oTaeIed before nfst day
0f next teFa CA ecnsent u defendant.
IL tas Ds1tlon Of Gee. X. Reeves Tor
exam nation of john r. Qugley, nsol.
vent: Ia eaancsryi order HAT Jo1n
p. Qaiglev appear September 3 and
sabalt 10 examination Theodore
HOzz leWlskl xs Michael Joppa, assamp-
s.t, motion for security for costs over
ru.e.i without costs. john g.. Eo.e ys.
A Albert Et8e & a., attachment, defauit
ST. ASIDE, defendant - plead within
I'VE days. cause % be on calendar atnext
term 0f court At plainuu' election.
Richard B. CiO3dlng et a.. ys- Toledo,
Sagjuaw 4 Muskegcn K. r. Co., re-
pley.n; defendant allowed one week 10
ME bond and have stay OF sixty days.
sarah 4. NcCOitum ~. sylvester Corn
well e al, tEespass; continued without
costs. Sarah =. AndIus Ys. Seremls A.
Nlckerson. assumpslt; continued with
out costs. JAMES Balf0uf vs- Eraak L.
Whitman, assumpsit; continued with.
out costs. Txar Caldwell ys. Chas. r
Ennes et al. assumps.t. Hon. Wm. T..
Grove, Judge-James B. Chittenden
and Callista j. Chatenden ". sumner
4 a ~ -
chancery; on trial.
sUPERi0R-J udge Burlingame-Peo-
pie vs.. Sadie Grittn, selling liquor WIKI
out paying State tax waived reading of
information and pleaded net guilty.
The People VS.. Frank Grady, breaking
aud entenngi waived reading OF lntor-
nation and pleaded not guilty pro
torma. The People ys. Edward Troy,
breaking and entering; waived reading
or information and pleaded not guilty
pro torna. The People vs.. David John
son, embezZiement; srraigned aud
pleaded not guilty pro forma. The
city OF Grand Rapids VS.. John
Clrsliylsz, appeal; sentenced TO
paw n fine of g aud costs
OF 1885. The People VS.. Geo. Daily;
keeping saloon open without paying
State tax; arralgned; waived reading OF
information and pleaded guilty; sem
fenced 10 pay fine of So, and costs Of
S3.S5; paid and discharged. The Peo-
pie vs. Frank Anderson and Jas. p.
DAILY; arraigned; waived reading of in
formation, and pleaded not guilty.
The People VS.. Carl Bartels; saloon open
on Sunday: arraigned; waived reading
OF information, and pleaded not
guilty. The People VS.. Clifford Lee;
burglary, arraigned, waived reading Of
information and pleaded not guilty.
The People VS.. Andrew Wilson, keep
ing house OF ilifame; nolle pressed on
motion OF prosecuting attorney. The
People VS.. VIM. B. Smith, selling liquor
IN theater; waived reading of infor-
nation and pleaded not guilty pro
lorna. The People VS.. VIM. B. Smith,
selling liquor III theater; waived read
ing OF information and pleaded not
guilty pro forma. The People
VS.. Matte Gleason, common prostitute;
noile pressed on motion of prosecuting
attorney. The people VS.. Chas. A.
Kelley, saloon open on Sunday; with
drew former plea and pleaded guilty;
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs
of S9.35; pad and discharged. The
people Tvs. Louis Engleman, saloon
open on Sunday; withdrew former plea
and pleaded guilty; sentence deferred
until Monday, September l5, at 10 a. m.
The people VS.. Martin Venne Claas,
breaking and entering, ETC.; bail
estreated and bench warrant issued.