The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-09
FEDERAL DOCKET
FOR APRIL TERM
is INTERESTING
Night Rider Damage Suits
Continue to be the Fea.
ture.
Case Against Former Chief Of
Police.
DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARnIGr
DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST

The docket for the April term of
federal court, which will be con-
vened at the custom house room
Monday, April IS, was completed to-
day by United States District Court
Clerk John r. Puryear.
All the night rider suits, which
were continued from the September
term will be called and It is expect
ed the defense will be ready for
trial. These come under the civil
docket. Also under the civil docket
comes the suit of lCity Health OFFICER
II. p. Sights against the Illinois
Central Railroad company for dam
ages as the result of injuries re-
ceived year ago. He claims he was
en- route from here to Mayfield and
was shaken from his seat, sustain
ing two broken ribs. Another In
teresting suit will be that of Mrs.
Laura +. Kiener MADAM Castel-
leno) ct al. against ex-Chief ofl
Police James Collins and others for
$4,000 damages for an alleged
false arrest and Impeachment.
On the criminal docket there are
eight defendants of the United States
charged with bootlegging. Two cases
against Phillip J. Abbott, charged
with embezzlement, are reset for
trial.
Judge Walter Evans, of Louis
vile, who will preside, will arrive
in Paducah Sunday evening, April
IL. with his corps of officials. Thel
cases VIII be hurried through and
the session Will not last over twol
or three days unless there is a delay
in the night rider suits. Deputy
United States Marshal Elwood Neei
has completed his work of sum-
monsing witnesses in the many
cases.
The Docket.
The docket in full Is as follows:
Civil Docket.
1870. Tom stephens VS.. Alonzo
Gray. continued.
1878. Mayfield wooIen Mills
Clothing Co. VS.. William A. Usher.
1875. f. l.. ID. Toof. trustee. VS..
City National Bank. of Paducah.
KY. order overruling demurrer
filed.
1878. Andrew Patton VS.. Illinois
Central Railroad Co.. continued.
1879. II. p. Sights VS.. Illinois
Central Railroad Co.. continued.
1880. Louise Baker VS.. West Ken
lucky Coal Co., continued.
2OO3. Mrs. Laura F. Kiener. etc,
vs.. James Collins. ct al. filed March
2S, 1910. executed on Collins.
1874. John Dennis Jones VS.. Thos.
:. Britt, ct al. mandate filed.
1895. Maggie Scruggs VS.. DIR. f.
Champion. ct al. continued.
1901. Henry b. Bennett vs. David {
A. Amos. ct al, continued. II
1929, A. n. Cardin VS.. VIM. Neal, K
It al. continued.
1888. G. w. Rucker VS.. David A.
Amos. ct al. continued.
1894. Laura Toomey VS., David A.
Amos. ct al. continued.
1885, l.. NJ. Wood VS.. David A.
Amos, ct al, continued.
1898. G. w. Gordon VS.. David A {
Amos, ct al. continued. ID
Criminal Docket. i
1873, United States VS.. Sam Car q
ier. counterfeiting. continued with c
alias capias last term.
1887, United States VS.. Bordeaux
Z Palmer. using mails to defraud.
same as above.
1916, United States VS.. Phillip ].
Abbott, embezzlement, same as
above. l.
1929, United States VS.. Phillip j
Abbott, embezzlement same as :
above.
1907, United States vs.. Pete Moss,
R. L. d., continued last term, de-
Tendant on bond.
1910. United States VS.. Hermat
Love. r. L. d.. continued last term.
defendant on bond.
1882, United States VS.. Tom Har-
ris. r. l.. d., continued last term,
defendant near deaths door.
1888, United States VS.. John
Thurmond. r. l.. d., defendant plea
not guilty. continued; defendant on
bond.
1885, United States VS.. Ollie Gam
Bile. r. l.. d., defendant plea not
guilty. continued. defendant on
bond.
1889, United states VS.. Dick Sea-
yers. r. l.. d., defendant plea not
guilty. continued. defendant on
bond.
1891, United States VS.. Ed Kelly,
r. L. d.. same as above.
1892. United States VS.. Kinney
Tilley. r. l.. d., same as above.
Admiralty Docket.
1877, Sherrill-Russell Lumber Co.