San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
AROUND THE COURTS.
The Krempkau Murder Case contin'
ued-other Court News.

ued-Other Court news.
The case against Albert w.
Krempkau was called for trial in
the Thirty-seventh District court
this morning, but was continued,
owing to the absence Of District
Attorney w. R. Camp, who is con-
fined to his bed with illness, and
Acting District Attorney Ed Dryer
is not sufficiently acquainted with
the details of the case to prosecute.
Krempkau is charged with killing
Juan Coy on January 20, 1892. Val,
Leonard, Henry Krempkau and
Charles Richter entered into recog-
nizance as witnesses in this case
this morning in the sum Of 800
each.
The next case called was one
against Ben Cravey, charged with
theft of cattle. Cravey stands ac-
cused of having stolen thirty-three
head of cattle belonging to G.
Schasse, on April 10 last.
A motion for continuance was
made, which was overruled, and
the case was set for trial this after
noon.
Hermann Christian, a subject of
the Emperor of Germany, was
granted final naturalization papers
by Judge Noonan this morning.
The witnesses are w. w. Boone and
AuOuSt WOpltZ
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following cases were dis
posed of this morning:
S. Tarantino VS.. Emily Taranti-
no, divorce; dismissed for want of
prosecution.
Sidney b. Wood VS.. James Nip
per, on sworn account; dismissed
for want of prosecution.
F. Moegelin VS.. Hugh McGrit1in
ct al, appeal from Justices court;
judgment for plaintiff.
Parnard q McGown VS.. J. S.
Alexander, debt and attachment {;
Judgment for plaintiff with fore
closure of attachment lien.
Judgment by default was rem
dered in the following cases:
Charles Hummel VS.. John T..
HambletOn debt and to foreclose
lien.
The United States Mortgage
company, of Scotland, limited, VS..
John w. Maddox ct al, on promis-
sorry notes and to fOreclOse deed of
trust.
ID. Sullivan & Co., VS.. VIM.
KOehler ct al, on prOmissOry note
and to foreclOse lien.
Sarah r. IngersOll VS.. r. w.
Hudson ct al, on prOmissory note.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Callaghan appointed J. j.
Stevens, George Dullnig and A. T..
Rivas as commissioners to esti-
mate the value and assess the
benefits ACQUIRING upon the con-
domination of the front of the
TwOhig Bank building on West
Commerce street. This action is
taking owing to the passage of an
ordinance by the city council on
Monday condcmning this part of
the building in question and or
dering its removal.
Estate of J. p. Hickman, de-
ceased, executor authorized to COM
promise a claim.
Estate of Kate l.. Tendick, minor,
order made for guardian to pay
taxes due.
Estate Of John Guhmann, de-
ceased, report of commissioners of
partition approved, exhibit of con-
dition of estate examined and ap-
proved and an order for sale of
realty made.
COURT NOTES.
Frank Reynolds and Nellie Car
nal were licensed to marry this
morning.
Judgment for the plaintiff was
rendered by Judge Noonan in the
divorce case Of Antonio Mcclure
VS.. John Mcclure.
Caroline Riedinger filed a suit
for a divorce from her husband,
Jacob Riedinger, in the Thirty
seventh District court yesterday.
She alleges cruel treatment.
Alphonso Newton filed suit for
$973.5O damages against Constable
A. A. Brown and the constable's
sureties, j. NJ. Taylor and Jose
CassianO in the Forty-Fifth Dis
trict court.
William Lieser swOre out an
affidavit against Louise Cru be
this afternoon, charging her with
lunacy. The case will be tried in
the Probate court tomorrow morn