The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-25

will not exempt such land from an assess
ssse -o EVAN aG'' vs. M dsas Vigo s G.
Petition for rehearing overruled
1885 Town of Whiting VS. Doob. Lake
G. C. Rehearing granted.
zens' Street-railroad Company. Hamilton
G. c. Rehearing granted.
Appellate Court.
1898, Showers VS.. Citizens Street-railroad
| Company Marion S. c.. Affirmed. Com
stock, il A special verdict must find such
tacts as entitle the party bearing the burden
of proof to a Judgment. 2 To entitle a
party TO judgment for personal injuries re-
celVed by the negligence Of the defendant
the special verdict must show that the plain
tin received the injuries complained OF
/ through the fault of the defendant and with
out contrbutory negligence on his part.
.. traveller approaching a street-railway
crossing IS bound TO use the caution of an
| ordinarily prudent person and employ his
natural senses to discover approaching dan
ger.
1869. State ex rel. Creighton VS. Carlisle.
Pike c. c. Affirmed. Henley il. A pro-
ceedlnS IN bastardy is a civil action, and
Justices or the peace have complete Jurisdic-
ton to hear and determine such cases, and
judgment rendered by a justice therein
Is bar to all prosecutions for the same
cause. ?. Fraudulent representa- atoms. to be
available, must relate to an existing or past
TACT. 8 Fraud cannot be predicated upon
mere promises to de something in the flu
ture, although such promise be fraudulently
made and afterward broken. 4. Although
judgment is obtained by fraud, it cannot
benefits therefrom refunding or offering TO
refund the money realized thereon.
2I0. Cltizens Street-railroad Company VS..
Ballard; Marion S, c. Affirmed. Robinson,
il. Where the jury finds as a fact that
there is no evidence tending to show what
care a person was using in driving along
the street at the time he was injured sucn
fact is not necessarily a finding that the
evidence does not show that he was ex-
street-railway company to keep its tracks
in such condition as not to. render the high
way unsafe for the public REGARDLESS of
any privilege granted or attempted to be
granted by the public authorities, and this
duty continues as long as the highway re-
what jurisdiction it may be. 3. When the
finding of the jury is supported by some
evidence the verdict must stand.
1887. Hench VS.. Eacock Tippecanoe &.
G. Petition for rehearing overruled.
2945. Osborn VS.. Ice Company. Starke
c. c. Transferred to Supreme Court.
Superior Court.
Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
John Mcbride VS.. Herman Weinberg;
damages. Jury found for defendant.
Samuel Ebert VS.. c.. c., c. & st. L. Rail-
way Company; damages. Dismissed for
Car Cartherina Ward VS.. Margaret Twyman;
damages. Plaintiff dismisses at her cost.
Room FLAMES NJ. feathers. Judge.
Edward r. Brown VS.. the Citizens Street
railroad Company. Evidence concluded. Ar
gument being heard.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
Arthur Beard VS.. the Indianapolis Gas
Company; damages On trial.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Samuel Bernhard VS. Ella Bernhard;
divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Ambrose j. Heron ct al. VS.. Lorena Bar
nett; to foreclose mechanics lien. Sub
mtted to court Evidence heard.
On motion of Attorney David s. Gooding,
Frank Hendricks is admitted TO the bar.
Criminal Court.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
State of Indiana VS.. Edward Trump, John
Riley, Fred Wilson and Edward Smith;
grand larceny and burglary. Smith and
Riley fined 81 and sentenced to Indiana Re-
formatory from one to fourteen years;
Trump and Wilson fined 81 and sentenced to
workhouse for six months.
New Suits Filed.
Lucretia Starr VS.. Charles Adam Starr;
divorce Room l.
Russia Snider VS.. Charles A Clark, JUS
tice of the peace; mandamus. Room 1.
John r. Pugh VS.. Bertha Pugh; divorce
Room 2
Joseph c. woodruff VS. Annie M. Jeck ct
al; to quiet title. Room 2.
James w. Allen VS.. Ella Madge Allen; di-
vorce. Room 8.
Barbara A. Green VS.. John w. Green; d.
vCrce. Room 3.
Taylor McAfee VS. Central Union Tele-
phone Company; damages. Room 3.