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Show THIU!) DISTHICT fOUUT. The otiianrfl Xer Illncham ro;oa. Krrm'i Motion for a Nw TrUt, lie. In Judge 'A tno'a court today 111 thecaof the People Vf. tho Itlo (Irandn We-lern Itallroad Company, charged with malnttlnlug a publlo nulfiauce near the mouth of lllngham Canyon, and tn connection with which MenHhowelland Wood were tried onanlndlctmvntUurlugthepaetweek, countel for the company ontereJ a phaof gullly. Judge Jtennett.for the Ucfenie, taH he bad no doubt that tor allmethero WMnottuftloleiit cam or frerautlon taken In regard to the carrying of dial, fete, front the city, but ai aoon aa tha matter came to the nolle of the man agement of the railroad audi precau tloni aa were neceaury were adopted. The lI'juU wn now ponveyed In airtight air-tight vrMela, o that all nauteoui erne III which hitherto prevailed haj Uenire vrnleJ. All the care noMlble waa now helngexcrcHed, and he, at the rcqueat of the management, waa ready to guarantee that there about! be no further cauie fuj oomplalut. Tho city aud the ItallruaJ Company had agreed on that. He aiked that the flue be fixed at aa low an amount aa the court considered right. Judge Zine remarked that the Jury acquitted Wood, though on what prln clpiefaodld not know. It teemed to l a very clear, aggravated caie of nul lancr. The ptibllo mutt be protected therefrom, and thnvi who transferred this grb(get etc., from the city mint etercle due rare. The fine wouli bo $lult and pay aunt of tnecoataof tho I roaocutlon. KRNTRMCB UErLnnru. Thepaulngof lenience 011 Charha Third, convicted of Bun lay liquor Belling at Murray, waa tut for thla eiorulug, but waa postponed until Monday, the Slit Inst. (IA1MH MOTiti.Na nv ir. Chnrlea Kord, found guilty of at milting Motorman Crow, of tho City HtrcetlUllroad, waa ordered to piy n fine of(VJ and costs. Thlacaae came up on appeal from Comtutsslouer IVatt'a court. The defendant de-fendant was there tried, convicted and ordered by the Commlimloner to pay a fine of t$1, but without cot. Tho latler'a decUIon la not only now upheld, up-held, but the defendant haa to lay cosUai well aa the fine first Imposed WANTKD A Nrw TltlAL. Attorney Armstrong then protteded with uUargUfuent on molloh tor a new trial aud on motion In arrntt of Judgment In the cai ul AUert Kirm, convicted about two wit-ka ago of robbery rob-bery at the houae of Mr. Whi. Wood, butcher, of thla city. Countel dived Into a numbt r of Uw hooks an J raked up a variety of autnorltlua lu support of Ida contention. Aatktaut District Attorney Htepli-eu, Htepli-eu, for theproRecu(Ion,trguedagaluat the graDlIiig of tho motion The motions were overruled, and Judge Ztn sentenced Kerm to eight yeara lmprltonmeut In the peultin-tlary peultin-tlary Thirty days were allowed to prejara an appeal. CUM II- INT or INTEUVPNTIOX. In tho case of tbe National Hank of the Ilepubllovs. r. A. I)avli(UUunu latervennr), tbe motion to allow the Intervener to file a complaint of Inter ventlon, setting un his claim to the tvnshareaof stock In the American National Hank, this city, was (ranted by Judge Anderson. "THIIIUNF." L1UCI. 8UIT8. Tbe libel suit brought by Jesse I, Ilartonaitaluslthe Halt Like 7riJfme waadlsmlsseU on stipulation, Hllhout coats. Tho demurrer to complaint la the libel suit of Attorney Arthur Hrowu against the 7Vtouno was argued aud submitted. YMTEKDA '& CASKS. The fallowing cases camo beforo Judge Kane yutlerday afternoon: Krauk Munrot, atlas Welr.waa foun I guilty of burglary at the Continents! Hotel, and uteallng from the rooms of Mr. Welby thero a maulcuru set and two handkerohlefs. Huntence was set MSM1SSKI). Thecaaeaof Thomas I'sge, Thomas Mol'vouand ItoUrt Forrmtar, charged Wlth prjury 111 aflldavltsfor Uklug up .,and, were dlstnlsed, the court having 'revlously sustained a demurrer In a 'linllar case, where It waa e t up that Mie alleged perjury was upon Ira in a to-rlul to-rlul matter. The ensea of Charles Hynds, charged with gambllug, and A. Itowland, charged with robbery, were also Uhw mlMtd, NOT TIIKKK TO ANSWKH 'riill" Foote, the sporting roan, who stands Indicted for "a huld-up1' In gambUug rooms In this city some time ago, was to have surrendered for trial today, but he failed to appear, being on ball. In ordtr, however, to aUord his bondsmen a chance of "producing "pro-ducing hts bdj the $160(1 was not declared forfeited, but a Uuch warrant for Foote' arrest was Issued. AT TIIK 1 1-Ol'LK'fl h XI 1 VflU In the case of Utloy and Bmllh, churgi'd Willi robbery, the witnesses for thudefeusuwero ordered aubjcnaed at the rxpenso of the people. A NUT) I Fit Brit lAlUlPD, Hull has beon brought In the Third District court by Andrew Hurt aga1ut Wllllim Hhaughnessy and the Old Jordan and (Ulua Mlnlug Co. It l alltgudthiitfu DrcctuUr, ISO!, ho en tero-I Into n partnership with Hhaugli riemy under n verbal ugrtimont In the Hsnaoiileaiemlne, which Is a (art of the Old JrdsnandUaUua)iroirly at ltlnghsm, the claim being outalno 1 by verbal ngrevment foralx months. Hurt attests that Hhaughueiwy haa taken txiiuitlve poueulou of tbu Hausm Unu, au 1 In the abnunco of tho plain tlir Hhaughneisy sull an Intcrt-.t In Ihu claim and threatens to dispose of Iho entlru Joint Interest In It. rim plslntlll set up that rihaughuesiy 1 Insolvent, and lioashsfor an Injunction retraining him from dlspnlng of tho Hnuaon It me; aud he also dviuiiu J nu sciountlrig. Jiittge Anderaou has mde an order n quiring rthiughnessy to show cause why the Injunction should not bu granted. |