The Indianapolis journal., 1896-03-27
THE COURT RECORD.


17751 Hire vs the State. Madison c. c.
Affirmed. Monks. il When il Is assigned
as error that the court erred in overruiins
the motion TO duash the Indictment, the OBJ
lection to the indictment must be pointed out
or 1t will be considered waived = Aomis-
want TO the issue may be given whether he
testifes or not. and IL Is within the oiscre-
ton of the judge 10 permit such evidence
he may give evidence In opposition thereto
1885. Gas Company vs. Perrego. Marion
s. C. Affirmed. Howard, i'll on appeal
ment, and II there Is sufficient competent evil
dence to sustain the verdict. II will not be
by OF any o o0nss sss so en-
cape from its mains for period OF three
and one-half years and has been notified OF or
takes no action to try to suppress the leak.
IL will be liable for the damages caused by
the gas escaping from the leak and per-
and accommodating In a cellar and becoming
ignited by lamp having been taken to the
cellar by the plaintir. who knew nothing OF
ligence on the part of the plaintiff. In not
having reported the leak, the plaintiff at the
time using gas from ,a another &c company % ,,,, and
''ir mi. Midland Railway Company vs. st.
Clair. Upton c. c. Petition for rehearins
1Si5o. G. & s. E. Railway Company VS.. ST.
Clair Upton c. c. Petition for rehearins
Appellate Court
r7N. Pennsylvania Company VS.. Witte.
Whitley e. G. Affirmed. Gavin. c. i'll
This court cannot supplement the anegauons @
cifc by resort 10 the descriptions as SET
forth by counsel in their brief IN order TO
psfrn pIaint' on On appeal appeal this court cannot re-
verse a Judgment unless there is entire
absence of evidence either direct or inferen-
t:al to sustain some fact absolutely neces-
IN q
SON. sullivan c. c. Reversed Reinhard. J:
the rsns rsse aoa oh 4emans e same s
all subsequent stages, and an amendment 10
the complaint on second trial must change
the facts so as TO take the case out Of the
rule as laid down on the former appeal.
IT'S Hall VS.. McGill Clark c. G. Motion
to perfect appeal granted Certiorari granted
Superior Court.
Room 1--John L. McMaster Judge.
Jane Pierson VS.. Elizabeth B. Adams: dam
ages. Dismissed.
s1sils. s1i foreclosure Judgment '0r D'a'h''n ''s
John scroggins VS.. Cleveland, Fence Com
pany: damages. Jury returned verdict for
Henry Beyine VS.. Indianapolis Ligh; and
Power Company; damages. On trial by jury
Room 2-Lawson NJ Harvey. Judge
Mary Brennan VS.. Julia Brennan: ac-
count. oa trial by court. Under advise
ment
Room 3-Pliny w. Bartholomew. Judge.
Mary Henderson We. c.. II. & T. and c, II.
& ID. Railroad Company; damages. On trial
by jury.
Circuit Court.
Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
Boyd Rsiston vs. Lizzie Mshoney: on COM
mission. Trial by court. Finding in favor OF
defendant
Regina shuItz vs.. Robert F. Emmett ct al:
to quiet title Trial by court Finding IN
favor Of plaintiff and title quieted in plain
tiff
City VS. Granville Gsrnett; maintaining
nuisance. On trial by court.
New suits Flied.
Herman Ernsting W.. John Guedelhofers
damages Superior Ccurt. Room 2
Jennie Jackson We. John j. Shields: suit on
note. Superior Court. Room
Elizabeth l.. VI. Miller vs.. William II. Mil
ler: suit for divorce. Superior Court. Room 3.
Elizabeth r. Claman VIM r.. Clamans
divorce. Superior Court. Room 3.
Charles II. Schrader We. Sophia L. Rhodes
ct al; suit 70 foreclose mortgage. Superior
Court Room I.
Mayer Steinberg vs. Rebecca Stein0erg; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room l..