The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
THE KITTY" HAD HISMONEY
His Wife Found Out About II, and, Fol-
lowing Up the Clew, Made a Discovery.
He Wound Up in Jail for Threatening to Bolt
the Witness Stand-Murry Litigation Again
1t Vas Busy Divorces Day in Courts.

LAST saturday nlgnt GAVIN Hoiihcs'
resident of West Indianapolis arrived &C
his home considerably later than was his
usual custom and was short about $l-5O In
the amount OF money he turned over to his
spouse. She took him to task for his de-
linquency and insisted upon knowing what
had become of the S1.50. After deal OF
wrangling he admitted that he had lost il
IN craps joint" run by Ryan brothers,
over Herman Gates's saloon. On Sunday
Mrs Homes went TO the place 60 investigate
the story OF the gambling and found Gates
selling liquors. Monday she went before
Squire Hablch and made affidavits upon
which warrants were issued for the arrest
of Gates for selling liquor on Sunday and
letting premises for gambling purposes and
for the Ryans for keeping gambling
house. They were arrested yesterday and
brought before the court, when motions
for change of venue were filed, and the
cases sent to lryington for trial. Mrs
Holmes was on hand to testify, her hus-
band was also there. and exceedingly In
dignant at the action of his wife. AS he
left the court room he declared il to be his
Intention to leave the city, and not to tes-
tify against the man arrested. Squire
Habich overheard the remark. and ordered
O constable TO bring bim back into the
the sum of So to appear and testify in the
cases. and in default of bond was commit
ted TO the county jail. AS he left for the
bastiie In company with a constable. he
looked Dangers" at his wife. and vowed
that he would never again have nything
Whatsoever 90 do with her.
Chicago Day I'm Courts.
Yesterday was Chicago day in the court
house. and several persons who. for various
reasons. had become dissatisfied with the
married state. filed their complaints for di-
vorce. setting forth the grounds upon
which they sought release. Jonathan and
Lucy Jane Clark were married in Septem-
Der. 1854. and now. after nearly forty years,
Jonathan asks release from the tie alleg-
ing cruelty aud charging that her conduct
for the past two years has been such that
he stood in fear OF his life.
James Rice. for oause of divorce from
Caledonia Rioe. alleges that. at all times
sipce their marriage. in 1891. she has been
abusive and quarrslsome. aud at one time
attempted TO take his life with razor. and
that she had several times been arrested on
account of quarreling with her neighbors.
Kate Fish. asks legal separation from
William Fish. on the grounds OF cruel and
inhuman treatment. she also asks custody
OF their one child.
Moilie Snspp sues for divorce from Rob-
ert Snapp alleging conviction of an in
famous crime as a cause. Mary l.. ALDER
asks a divorce from Noah L. Alder on the
grounds of cruelty and abando nment
The mills in the various courts ground
out several divorces also. John Mushrush
was divorced from Mary V. Mushrush by
Judge Winters. Annie Brown had filed
suit for divorce from Frank l.. Brown, but
they made up" and the case was dism ssed
III Room yesterday. Augusta Cordes also
recoDsidered her purpose OF trying TO secure
divorce from Herman Cordes and yester-
day dismissed her suit against him.
Murry Trust mt Last Disposed OF.
The Mercy hurry property was sold by
receiver Smith yesterday to w. s. Wick
ard. of the Indianapolis Hard God Lum-
Der Company. for SIS. $50. OF which amount
$1,000 was paid in cash. The sale as rat
itied by the court. The decree in the suit
which has been pending In the Circuit
Court for several days past was also en-
tered yesterday. The court holds that
there Is due TO the Cross plaintiff. William
II. English. S2.774S9; TO cross plaintiff, the
Sinker-Davis Company. s647.sO; to plaintiff
and cross- plaintiff, Emma Holloway and
Maria hurry. each. 81 2O5. OF; to cross plant
III. Dram Nj. Pruitt. 81. 4l4.75: TO defendant,
PhilOxenia Lodge, No. "A, /. q. q. F., g., 27S:
Charles II. Wilson. Charles l.. Adams.
Walter Waltr0us and j. :. Carvolho, de-
Mercy hurry and Lewis w. Holloway. are
held 20 have general Judgment by virtue
OF the judgment set mp by them, their
Judgments. however. being held to be
junior TO the specific Judgments of those
specified. The mortgages of the Indiana
TO be valid and the equity of the Rockville
National Bank held invalid.