Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
Three Persons Perish in the Dcstructio on
of n New York Tonement Honse.
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.


MONTPELIER. March ia verdict for
$50 damages was ordered in the case of
Maflin HUI VS.. Maurice Lockln, for as
sauit and battery, and a verdict of S3S 20
IN the assumpsit case OF John +. Eddy vs..
Gardner Winter, apt. The case Of Betsey
II. Arbuckle VS., Charles Temploton was be-
gun this morning and is now on trial
There are 50 new cases on the new entry
docket, IL of which are State cases, there
being an unusually large number of the
latter.
Wednesday, March %, is sat for begin
ming the great nspiracy case trial.
MONTPELIER, March l6.-The evidence in
the case Of Betsey II. Arbuckle vs. Charles
Templeton is completed and the arguments
are now being heard This is an usei lady
endeavorIng to recover 500, her due on 4
note.
1t is expected the next case will be that of
Clinton French vs. d. Eigar French, broth
ers, a,sumpsit
At the reading OF the l65 cases on the bar
docket, not including State case, II were
marked continued, - were discontinued and
81 are with court. On the new entry docket
- were continued There are 81 liquor
cases on the two dockets seven ben-; against
| {. +. Rober.s
The total number of divorce cases is -,
| some # which are creating much gossip.
! From Montpelier III particular are noticed
! that Of Mary I.C Wilder ", GEO II. Wilder,
/ Laura \. CasWe.l -. Jane, ). Casweli, the
! mul,l reI of George ttnuI, tho coupe being
married turoush the Iai. bars just before Le
wa ,ent TO states prison tOr lie, Sadie v.
/ RunIa.I ~ Frank o. Randall, the latter
/ now scr,IE. a term IN stat prison for T..
/ Victor Morrow ". LavIna j.. Morrow, Ida
/ l.. Lane IS, tcorse L. Lane, Erastu, NJ.
! Lpekiin v,. Mary \. LocH4n, Henry T..
HUNT ys. Emma \. Hunt, Susan Miller V.
/ Charles Miller and from this and other
/ parts of Washington county come Calvin
Nj Barne, v. Lucy Barnes, Henrietta Y.
i.ennett ". John Lennett, Matilda y. Rob
ertSon v, Leonard Rob-rt,on Carrie N.
Atherton vs. j. ). Atherton, Koderick Ne
Scay -. Almira II. McSeay Carrie r.. Rus
sell " Lewis d. Russell, Kate l..
Williams vs. Z. Williams, George
l.. Hol5man v Emma S Holsman,
Walter :. Smith VS. Flora A. Smith. John
Wallace y. Margaret u. Wallace, Harvey
johnson V Della johnson. Robert Kew vs.
ElltbcJh Kew, J. c. Mckee vs. Mary \.
Mckee, Ellsworth f. Chase vs. Einnh
Chase, Mary L. Ranger y. John Ranger
Abbie +. brewer v. Daniel Brewer, Alice
H. Mansfield ". William X. Mansfield
Edna VI. Miles ". Willie f. Miles, Sarah VI
Cutler v. Eli Cutler, Susan y. Smith vs.
Russell C. Smith, l., f. Rood vs. Ellie l..
ROOD, S!es NJ. Cotrrin V. Sarah T. Coitrin
c. H. Wakefield vs., Mary r. Wakefield
Almira Hatcueider ". &. ". Batche.der
Hattie T.. Hamilton vs. William ii. Hami
ton, Mary +. Wakefield - &. H.
Wakefield, Rose Emerson vs.. Peter Emer
son, Della Duval vs.. Charles DuVal, lLl.ii
W. Turner vs. Chester q. Turner, l.sn'
f. Whtcomb V. Beniamin H. Whit
comb, Albert le Barron vs. Nelh,
lcBsrron, Lucy +. Maxwell w. William j.
Maxwell; Ellen = Blake ". Joseph y
Bakr. Kate u. Foster ". George W. Eos
tel. George W. Daniels vs. Caroline Daniels
Aims J. Moore " Solon Z Moore. A {
Jones ". Henrietta Jones.
MONTPELIER, March is h case o
Betsey II, Arbuckle y. Cnarle, 4rmpIeton
was given 10 the jury yesterday n'ou, an'
this -atternoon they reported tina
they could not agree and were discharged
The case OF Clinton French v. Eisa
French, was begun yesterday afternoon AN
is still on trinl. Tho Montpahrr assault an
battery case of Cordeha X, klnball ~ Ii
, c. Hopkins, will probably come up next.
Orleans County Court.
The case of the State ". Banustsr for a,
sault and battery upon Guhert Holmes O.
, Jay Sunday, Nov. IL, 1880 was Gale
r March : States Attorney Mlirs and q. ;
, Annis for State and John louns AMI Georg
B. Young tor respondent. Court took re
=. cess saturday noon until Monday Afternoon
mt which time the case was again taken Il
70 and the evidence put in that night Tue
' day forenoon the arguments we're mad'
h Aunis opening tor the state, followed b
George B. Young and John Young for III
respondent and Miles closing for the stat
After receiving instructions from the couI
e the jury retired, returning a verdict c
- guilty The docket was then called, sou
court business done, and the case OF Sta'
- VS., Bishop for liquor selling began Wedne
day morning.
; Clayton Keath has received his sentenc,
z which is Is months in House of CorrectC
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