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The Indianapolis News
September 1, 1882


                       City News
                       (court extracts)
                       
                       CALVIN F. ROOKER has been appointed 
                     guardian of JOHN W. PLUMMER, a person of
                     unsound mind.
                     
                       MARTHA TAYLOR demands $200 from the Pan
                     Handle railway company, damages for eject-
                     ment from train.
                     
                       Dr. H. R. ALLEN, who sued on note, has
                     obtained judgment against the Helena &
                     Iron Mountain Railway company and others,
                     for $7,703.14.
                     
                       MRS. LOUISE GEIER demands a divorce
                     from JULIUS GEIER, alleging failure to
                     provide and ill treatment generally.
                     They were married in August, 1875.
                     
                       MOLLIE HARTER sues for divorce from IRA
                     HARTER, alleging adultery with KATE 
                     HAGERTY. It is a cold day when a HARTER
                     doesn't figure in some one of the numerous
                     courts.
                     
                       The federal officers have accepted the
                     compromise offered by FRED. HOLTZ, of
                     Warrick county, charged with a minor vio-
                     lation of the revenue law. A light penalty
                     was imposed.
                     
                       SALEM C. BURNETT sues WM. HAYES for $1,000
                     damages, alleging that defendant sold to
                     plaintiff under misrepresentation a tract of
                     land in Cahill county, West Virginia, which
                     did not belong to him.
                     
                       Wednesday night CHARLES HINER "roped"
                     D. W. PATTERSON into the purchase of a worth-
                     less ring, for which he was arrested. He was
                     heavily fined Yesterday under the ordinance
                     providing penalites for swindling tricks.
                     
                       MRS. MARY KINNEY, of East Michigan street,
                     has been arrested as defendant in surety of
                     peace proceedings instituted by FRED T.
                     PRESTON, who, with his wife, have charge of
                     the premises occupied by FOSTER ALLERDING,
                     of St. Joseph's church. Claim is made that
                     the defendant has threatened their lives, 
                     and a hearing will be had on Thursday next
                     before Squire FEIBLEMAN. MRS. KINNEY asserts
                     that the complainants want to get her out of
                     the way, and she talks very ugly about FOSTER
                     and the influences which she alleges control
                     him.
                     
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