The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-04

Twenty-eight cases are noticed for
TRIAL at the March term Of the circuit
court which opens on next Monday
morning and the calendar for the term
which was sent out today indicates that
the session is going to be busy one.
There are six criminal cases for trial
including one murder case. luigi
Aulozzi, the Italian hunter, is to ED tried
for murder. Emanuele Cappello and
Vincenzo Cimino are to be tried on
charges Of arson. A case in which the
public is expected to show great in
terest is that of the State against Mrs.
Grace Gilliam who is charged with ar
sou. Mrs. Gillian has been seriously
i'll at Memphis, Tenn, bnt it is expected
that she will return to Kenosha in time
for the hearing Of her case in court.
Bert Gillian her husband, has not as
yet been located by the police, but
there is reason to believe that it is
possible that he will be found before
ne case is called for trial in the cir
cult court. The old oGse of Philip
Kastnake charged with grand larceny
is still ON the calendar Kastnake es-
capped from the county jail and as yet
no trace of him has been found AS
he has been missing for more than a
year and half it is hardly possible
that he will be back for trial
The most important of the civil cases
to be heard by the jury is that of Min
Mic Ggtra against the receivers Of the
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Rail
way Company. On the calendar of
cases to be heard by the court the most
important sNthe appeal from the county
court in the Charles Durkee will case.
II is expected that this case viii be
brought to trial at the March term.
The full list Of cases slated for trial
follows:
Criminal Calendar.
State Of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Casimir Nowaclxi, defendant.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Grace Gillian, defendant.
State Of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Luiggi Aulozzi defendant.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Philip Kastnake, defendant.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
sVincenzo Cimino, defendant
State Of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Emanuele Capello, defendant
Issues of Fact for Jury.
w. II. Phelps, plaintiff, vs.. w. M.
Coweu, ct al, defendants.
Gregoria Nicolazzo, plaintiff, VS..
Garabaldi Society, defendant.
Stew Sokolowskis plaintiff, vs.. VIM
Cober, defendant
Z. Fl. Hoye, plaintiff, VS.. VIM. Paasch,
defendant
Minnie Extra, by r. Extra, guardian,
plaintiff, vs.. w. 0. Johnson, receiver,
defendant
Milton Dowse and Carl Dowse, plain.
tn's, vs.. Peter Thomey, defendant.
Peter Maurice, plaintiff, vs.. NJ. j.
Scholey, defendant.
Charles Welter, plaintiff, VS.. Ernest
II. Schroeder, defendant.
Charles Welter, plaintiff, VS.. Ernest
II. Schroeder, ct al, defendants.
Peter Kirelis, plaintiff, VS.. Fred
Payee, defendant.
Paul Majaro ct al, plaintiffs, vs.. G..
A Germano, defendant
Concetta Gallo plaintiff, VS.. Chicago
& Northwestern Ry. Company, cor
poration, defendant.
Gregorio Gallo & Concetta Gallo,
plaintiffs, VS.. Chicago & North Western
Ry Company, defendant.
Gregorio Gallo, plaintiff, vs., Chicago
& North Western Ry. Company, cor
poration, defendant.
William Charles Earl, plaintiff, VS.. b.
0. Gunderson, defendant.
Issues of Fact for Court.
Charles Bisuo, plaintiff, vs.. Joseph
Jurken, defendant.
In re will Of Charles Durkee, deceas-
ed Appeal from county court
City Of Kenosha, plaintiff, VS.. Jas.
Jensen and Giuseppe Germano and
wife, defendants.
Julius Hoffman, plaintiff, vs.. Gaetona
Gallo defendant.
Clarence Grow, plaintiff, vs.. Philip
Fonk, defendant
Henry Homer, plaintiff, vs.. Alex.
Mochus and Stanley Lukman, defen-
dants.
Kenosha Industrial Assn, plaintiff
VS.. w. J. Thrienen, defendant.
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