In Justice Court

- Justice Frueauff sent James Cari to jail ten days for drunkenness. - Patrick O'Connor was acquitted in Justice Granger's court on Monday, on a charge of assault upon Jolin Quigley. - WilMatn Jackson procurad a warrant of Justice Clark for John Barber, charging hira with assault and battery. Plead not guilty. Acquitted. -Daniel Stiietor plead not guilty before Clark, J. P., to charge of assault ml battary on John Geo. Myer. Tried )y jury whicü disagreed. Adjoumed 0 May 4. - Henry Burgraff convirted as a disorderly person in Justice Granger's ourt, received one year at Ionia in deautt of bonds for good behavior for iwelve monllis. -John George Lutz was tried in Jusice Granger's court, charged with sellng liquor to John George Laubengayer. Jurv disagreed and cause by consent set down for re-trial to-day. -Louis Bozzett, veterinary surgeon entered complaint on Monday before Frueauff, J. P., charging Chas. French ■with petty larceöy in that of stealing a $S bill. Adjourned one week. -On Thursday of last week before Frueniitï, J. P., JohnGeorge Bliuiiluirdt wastried on charge of imputing theft to David JSIandt. Acquitted. Mandi lias commenced an action in circuit court againat Blumhardt for slander Taities reside in Saline. - Christian Sanzi, chargcd with selling liquor to John George Laubongayer a confirmed inebríate was tried by jury in Justice Granger's court, convictet and fined f29 the minimum penalty it sucli cases, and costs arnounting to$19 Sanzi has anpealed and entcred into $200 bonds with two sureties.