San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-10
MISMATED PAIRS.
TWO MORE DIVORCE SUITS FILED IN
THE DISTRICT COURTS.
The County Commissioners at Work.
The Barnett Trial Before Com =
missioner Price-Court News

The Barnett Trial Before Com
missioner Price-Court News.
Clarence Eyth is made defendant
in a divorce suit brought by his
wife, Matte, in the Thirty-seventh
District court. They were married
in San Antonio September s, 1895.
Plaintiff alleges that she had a
child two years of age when they
were married and that defendant
disliked the child and treated 1t in
a most inhuman manner, and
when she asked him not to treat
her child 80 mean he became
worse, thereby rendering their liv-
ing together insupportable.
COURT OF CIvIL@APPEALs.
Motions in the following cases
were submitted in the Fourth
Court of Civil Appeals this morn
ing: G. II. & s. A. Ry. Co. vs. E.
III. Waldo, from Bexar, motion of
appellee to strike out appellants
brief; F. j. Bethel VS.. Ida Wagner,
guardian, from Bexar, to postpone
submission; G. r. Sullivan VS..
Wade M. Hampton, from Bexar, to
perfect record; j. G.. Ferguson ct
al. vs.. r. w. Johnson, from McMul-
len, to postpone submission and for
time to file briefs; G. H. & s. A.
Ry. Co. vs. L. C. Goodwin, from
Bexar, to strike out appellants
brief; G. G. Grooms vs. Atascosa
county, from Atascosa, to strike
out appellants brief. Olsen &
Wake VS.. California Insurance
Co. ct al, from Bexar, to strike out
appellants brief; Louisa Hilburn
ct al. VS.. John w. Preston,
from Atascosa, to strike out
certain papers from the transcript I;
j. p. Cruger VS.. r. III. McCracken,
from Bexar, to require 9. l.. Digno-
witty to give security for costs; M.
G. Bradford ct al. vs.. T. j. Knowles
ct al, from Guadalupe, to reverse
and set aside judgment of lower
court; Baker d Terrell vs.. j. d.
Quinn, from Guadalupe, to dismiss
appeal M. A. @. Moore ct al. VS.. F.
NJ. Moore ct al, from Gonzales, for
conclusions of fact; NJ. A. G. Moore
ct al, VS.. F. M. Moore ct al, from
Gonzales, for rehearing.
Other new suits were filed as fol-
lows:
J.J. Rider VS.. Emma and Frank
Slmmang, on promissory notes,
1910.
Mt. Wilson VS.. Moritz Cloudt
ct al, on promissory notes.
TWO PLEAS OF GUILTY.
P. F. Armistead pleaded guilty
before Justice Jones yesterday af-
ternoon on charge of using abus-
i've language towards Charles
Chopper, and was fined S..
f. o. Gilmore was tried before
Justice Devine yesterday afternoon
on a charge of abusive language
towards E. Liter. He pleaded gull
ty and was fined S..
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners this
morning authorized Commissioner
Jonas to have the .poorhouse re-
paired and advertise for Is cords of
wood for the poorhouse and 80 tons
of coal for the courthouse and Jail
and poorhouse in the Daily LIGHT.
On and after October / all road
work will be suspended and the
salaries of the road superintendent,
engineer, etc., will be suspended
from that date until further or
ders.
THE BARNETT TRIAL.
The Barnett case was resumed
before Commissioner Price this
morning. The witnesses examined
were Constable James McCloskey,
Chief Inspector George A. Dice,
John F. Mccullough, of Drum
mond's Detective agency, of New
York, and P. l.. Dudley, of the
Southern Pacific passenger depart.
ment at New Orleans. The case is
being vigorously fought and Law
yer Ogden is making a strong de-
fence. although some strong evil
dence is being produced. Mr.. Og-