San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-05
LOUIS BUCH GAVE BOND
AND WAS RELEASED FROM JAIL
THIS MORNING.
VIM. Reuter- Sued for Heavy Dam
ages by 81. E. Ellsworth-other
News Of the Courts.

Louis F. Buch, charged with the
murder Of Albert Trone, gave bond
in the sum of $1,000 this morning
and was released from jail. The
sureties are: VIM. Buch, his
brother; Otto Lehman and H
Kutz. Judge Newton, in grantip g
Buch bail, said that il the case was
GU thai ia his court before a Jury
he would not hesitate TO instruct
the jury TO acquit the accused. A
habeas corpus case for the posses
sion of the child, Aba Buch, will be
heard before Judge Newton next
Monday.
SUING FOR DAMAGES.
III. f. Ellsworth is suing William
Reuter- for damages In the sum OF
$4,000 in the Forty-fifth District
court. Plaintiff alleges that on
October II, 1894, he fell into the
cellar of the Reuter- building, while
trying to enter the elevator at the
Crockett street entrance. He want
ed to be taken up tie the knights Of
Pythias hall and rang the bell Of
the elevator. When the elevator
came down, and just as it reached
the floor, plaintiff turned to
look to see whether anyone else be-
side himself was about to go up,
and then turned, and seeing the
door Of the elevator open, he start
ed to enter when it flew up toward
the ceiling with great force and
threw him from his feet and down
into the cellar underneath the ele-
vator. He says that there was no
one in charge OF the elevator and
that he was not informed OF this,
and that il someone would have
been in charge Of it the accident
would not have occurred. Plaintiff
alleges that the fall produced COM
pound fracture Of his left arm,
bruised him all over his body, cut
him severely across both knees
and also caused him to spit blood.
He was laid up for six weeks and
was unable to work for three
months. He says he was earning
800 month prior to the accident
and that the medical attention
cost him 1925.
HIS FATHER OBJECTED.
Joe Aldo Elias is young Turk,
and he married Turkish maiden.
The father OF Joe Aldo strenuous
ly objected to the union, but his
son would not surrender his better
half, to whom he was married
about six months ago. Rather than
do this he left the parental home,
but his father kept the trunk,
clothing, bed clothing and cooking
utensils of his son and wife. Joe
ABIDE took the matter into court
and sued out a writ of sequestra-
tion against his father, Aldo Elias,
before Justice Jones. The goods
were recovered by Constable Nc
Closkey and no now holds them,
pending the courts action.
GAS NIGGERs DO"
Tom Taylor and Lulu Griffin,
both colored, were indulging in a
"social spree" near the Sunset de.
pot Sunday night. Tom handled
Lulu somewhat roughly, as "nig.
gers sometimes do do" according
to Toms own version. Lulu didn't
like this, and last Monday swore
out an affidavit before County At.
torney Dewitt, charging Taylor
with assault and battery. Tom
was arrested this morning, and
gave bond in the sum of 500 to ap-
pear before Justice Jones next
Monday afternoon. Toms case was
set for this afternoon, but owing to
some colored festival, which Tom
would like to take in tonight, JUS
tice Jones continued the case.
COURT NOTES.
F. Hensel is suing Julius Erik.
ener for seq uestration in the Forty
fifth District court. The property
sued for consists of silk costumes.
etc., OF the German-American Day
association, which plaintiff alleges,
are worth $1,000, and which de-
PENDANT has stored in a house on
the south side OF Market street.
Plaintiff alleges he has been dam
aged in the sum Of $1,000 by de-
PENDANTS refusal to surrender the
goods when requested.
LICENSED TO WED.
Andres Campos and Antonio
Martinez.
VIM. Gutz and Anna Friedrichs,
aged IL years. with consent OF har