The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-30


atively establish that the same impairs her
rights and is prejudicial thereto.
17081. Graves VS.. FIigor. Kosciusko, G. c.
Petition s5iss for reheaI ,' oyerFs veavsr Al
ministrator. Fulton G. G. Ceruorara
Mi. Wood VS.. cities. Porter c. c. APP
pellants petition to reinstate.
Appellate Court.
$780, Fargo VS.. Cutshaw. Washington c.
c. Reversed. Reinhard. il The grant
is largely within the sound discretion of
the court. but when the justice or the case
SO clearly requires that leave should be
amended form a. material character by
introducing new parties, as IN attachment
suits. where the statutes must be strictly
1865 Bengrot VS.. State ex rel DeKalb
g G Affirmed Ross G. il Reasons
be sufficiently definite and specific that on
appeal the error complained OF may be
readily found and the burden IS upon the
atively shows the commission OF an error
by the court below prejudcial to the rights
presumption is INDUCED in favor of the
correctness of the ruling of the lower
court. 2 No judgment shall be reversed
where it shall appear that the merits of
the cause under the issues properly joined
have been fairly tried and determined by
1879. Coal and Coke Company VS.. Reitz.
Vanderburg c.. c. Affirmed Lott, il. In
Wlll1ul treSpdSS ana conversion the owner
may recover his chattels in special so long
as their identity can be determined, no
matter how much value may have been
added to them by the labor OF the wrong
doer If they have been converted he is
entitled to the highest price at any time
between the time of taking and conversion.
2 If the treSpaSS Is the result or a mis-
take the damages may be reduced by the
value of the labor expended upon it. 3.
full compensation ends and such damages
lie exclusively in the discretion of the
jury.
Room 1-Vinson Carter Judge Pro Tenn.
Lucinda Newsom VS.. The Pennsylvania
Railway Company; damages. Judy re-
turned special verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Room 2-P w. Bartholomew. Judge Pro
Tenn.
Mary Gibson VS.. Citizens Street-railroad
Company; damages. Jury returned verdict
for plaintiff, assessing damages at $3.50
William p. Atkinson vs. M. A. Lynch.
Charles G. Waller VS.. Melvin Strong;
street Improvement lien. Foreclosure and
S Charles ". Wright vs. Maria G. Seller;
mechanics lien. Judgment for SIS against
defendant Foreclosure and sale ordered.
Ida ID. Barker VS.. Art Engraving Com
pany; suit on note. Judgment against de-
Charles w Wright VS.. Charles Gualdine
ct al. Dismissed at defendants cost.
ton Lodge Odd Fellows; suit to collect sick
DeueIil Ou tTldi ny July.
Room 3-Lawson NJ Harvey, Judge Pro
Tenn.
Henry Clay Allen VS.. Citizens Street.
railroad Company; account On trial by
court.
Circuit Court.
Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
Jennie Burk VS.. John c. Burk's Estate;
claim. Dismissed at claimants cost
Murphy & Collier VS.. McGorhams Es-
tate; claim. Dismissed at claimants cost.
Birdie Taylor VS.. George Jasper's Estate;
claim. Allowed for $40 and costs.
Frank Mengis vs. Anna Hunts Estate;
claim. Allowed for $3.50.
Renihan, Long & Blackwell VS.. Charles
H. Cartons Estate; claim Allowed for
$240.
Flanner & Buchanan VS.. Sarah Wilkin-
sons Estate; claim. Allowed by admins
traitor for $76
William NJ Cochrane, Administrator, VS..
Jacob N Hollenberry's Estate; claim. AL
lowed by administrators for 1892
New Suits Filed.
Percy r. Chevalier VS.. George r. Colt;
suit on account. Superior Court, Room !.
Herbert w. Green and Frank III. Smith
vs. Emiel NJ. Mayer; suit on account. SUI
perior Court.