San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-15

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James w. Shave VS.. Mexican In
ternational Railway company
damages; judgment for defendant
Helena Buch vs.. l.. f. Buch, di
vorce and injunction dismissed al
plaintiffs cost.
Felix Perales vs.. Tcmasa M. Pc
rales, divorce; Judgment for plain
tiff.
Pedro de Jarno VS.. Alice d.
Jarno, divorce; Judgment for plain
tiff.
A CRUEL HUSBAND.
Katy Leathern is suing William
Leathern for divorce, alleging cruel
treatment. They were married
May 10, 1884, and lived together
until last August II. Plaintiff &C.
cuses defendant of threatening to
kill her. She asks for alimony OF
$40 a month. They have a home
stead on Milan street.
JUDGE GREEN'S COURT.
Judge Green yesterday rendered
judgment by default in a case Of
M. Half & Bro. against G. j. Han
sen & Son, suit for debt.
A. B. Frank & Co. are suing w.
A. Scott & Co., of Wilson coun-
ty on promissory note Of $2,253, 48.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The grand jury this morning re-
ported indictments as follows:
Frank Hathaway, alias Will
Duval and Ben Banks, both
charged with burglarizing the
house Of Lafayette Ward.
Yndalsio Barrera, assault to MUIR
der George Wilkens.
John Quinn, burglarizing the
saloon OF James Rigby.
The following We're ordered re-
leased from custody, the grand
jury being unable to find true
bills against them:
August Zwally, Jr., Frederika
Iwally, Roy Pierce and Walter
Eustace, charged with numbering
Julia Boerendy.
Ella Wesley, robbery by assault
ing George Porter.
John Warren, theft of SIS from
Frank Cobb.
THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT.
j. ID. Russell, charged with
aggravated assault, pleaded guilty
in the Thirty-seventh District
court this morning to a charge of
simple assault, and was fined So.
Russell ran into Jules Appler with
3 buggy while the latter was riding
q bicycle on River avenue several
months ago, and Appler sustained
q broken arm and was other wise
injured in the collision.
Joe Becker pleaded guilty to a
charge of theft of over $50, and
was given two years in the
Becker was also
to four years this morn
ing, charged with burglary with
intent to commit theft.
A case against Elisa Peralas,
charged with burglary with intent
to commit theft, was dismissed by
District Attorney Levy. In another
case, on a similar charge, Perales
pleaded guilty and was given three
years.
Hugh Hamilton, alias Ed. Buck
ner, charged with theft under $50,
forfeited his bond OF $500. The sure
ties are George o. Boyd and G.
Runge.
John Thompson, colored, charg-
ed with assault to murder Will
LANCE, is now on trial.
Forfeiture was set aside in a case
Of the State of Texas against Max
Samuels ct ais, and r. Strayhorn
ct ais, judgment nisi.
A Scase Of ChristIana Will
against the San Antonio Rapid
Street Railroad company,
suit for damages, was dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
l.. Rittimann was granted judg-
ment in a case against M. Ritz
mann, suit for divorce.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners this
authorized Commissioner
Jonas to purchase mattresses for
the county jail
Commissioners John Wilkens, Jr.,
was granted thirty days leave of
absence and Commissioner Will
Boerner ten days leave, from Oc-
tober %.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Motions submitted-A. Steven
son VS.. Pullman Palace Car Co.,
from Bexar, for rehearing; F. j.
Bethel VS. Ida Wagner ct al, from
Bexar, for rehearing; Information
al and Great Northern railway
company vs.Lad Moore, from Me-
dina, for rehearing; A. j. West VS.