San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-27
FOR Two YEARS,
LoWTHERS SENTENCED YES
TERDAY EVENING.
The Case Against H. Gandine.
Charged With Robbery, on Trial
This Afternoon-New Suits Filed
Other Court News.

The criminal case against Georo
LOWther, charged with theft owe
$50, was decided in the Thirty
seventh district court yesterda'
evening, about 7 o'clock. The dc
PENDANT pleaded not guilty. A ver
dict OF guilty was returned an
Lowthers was sentenced to tw,
years in the penitentiary.
Defendants first application TO
continuance was Overruled i'm the
case against H. Gandine, charged
with robbery. The case is taken ur
again this afternoon at, 3 O'Clock
in the Thirty-seventh district
court.
Recognizance for $1,000 was en-
tered into in the criminal case
against c.. r. Galley, charged with
swindling oversee. The principal
is &C. c. Galley, and James G.
Blanks and f. T. Galley are the
sur III ..
rhe case against Antonio Flores
for assault to murder, is on trial in
tn" Thirty-seventh district court.
At 2 O'Clock the jury returned a
verdict OF guilty, and a sentence of
TWO years in the penitentiary.
The forfeiture of bond of $500 in
the libel cas- of William Schaub
in the Thirty.seventh district
court, was set aside yesterday after
noon.
Judge Jones performed the mar
riage ceremony of Robert Is.
Henryand Lizzie Collins this after
noon. Both are cOlOred.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The case Of William Edmonds
against the Galveston, Harrisburg
and San Antonio Railway compa-
ny for damages in the sum of $20,-
OO1 for personal injuries received
while in the employ of the compa-
ny as section hand on January 81
last, which was taken up in the
district on last Wednes-
day afternoon, and has been pend.
since, was decided late yeSter-
day afternoon. Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff in the sum
Of $1,000.
The case Of j. D.. Crensh aw
against Elizabeth WaghOrne and
c. Cumberland, for trespas SIS
to try title on lot 6, situated on
the west side Of Santa Clara street,
and for damages. in the sum of ST.
600 was tried in the FOrty-fifth
district court this morning. Judg-
ment was rendered for plaintiff
and defendant was given leave to
withdraw jury fee.
NEW SUITS FILED.
a. NJ. Cohen filed a suit for debt
in the sum of $500 against II. B..
Adams in tie Thirty-seventh dis
trict court yesterday afternoon.
John l.. Starr Hunt, receiver for
the Texas National bank, filed a suit
on three promissory notes of $4,000
each, with II per cent. interest and
damages in the sum of $500 againat
j. Mcnamara, of Victoria, in
the FOrty-ftth district court this
afternoon.
THE BOND APPROVED.
The bond of w. H.. Grigg, who is
appointed assignee for Guy Lallier,
who made an assignment of his
restaurant, on Alamo plaza, yester-
day, is approved by Judge Noonan,
Of the ThirtY-SeVenth district court.
and filed in the county clerks Of
flee. The bond is in the sum Of
fl,l0O and John G. Dullnig and
John DulInig are the sureties.
JUDGE ADAMS COURT.
Two cases Of forcibIe detaincr
were disposed of in Justice Adams
court by jury this morning. One
case was styled WenZeI Alexander
Leopold. Wander Jutschenka
against Stella Templeton and the
Orther Hilton q Co., against j. w.
MattOX. Defendants We're found
and a writ of restitution or
dered for next Monday in each
case.
WEDDING BELLS.
The county clerk issued licenses
to wed as follows yesterday after
Fred. b. Hasenburg and Louise
Dubiell.
DonacianO iMenchaca and Jul,
lalia Morales.
Louis Norris, colored, and Nora
Moore, colored.
Licenses were issued today as
follows:
SecundinO Paz to Esperiviona
Ramon.
A Thief Captured.