Circuit Court Proceedings

Monday the May term of the circuit court opened, Judge Kinney prpsiding. The following cases have been disposed of up to noou: Wm. H. Vanee va. August Hcrz. Trespass on the case. Continued, Joseph Lazclle vs. (J. F. Kapp. Time extended 30 daj-8 in whlch to prepare and serve blll of excf'ptlons. ' Joseph Dunnebeck vs. Wm. E. Bell, et al. Time extended 60 days to prepare and serve bill of exceptions. Geo. Moreingervs. Frcd Gauss. riaintiff requlred to flle bond as security for coslson or before May 12, in the sum of 60. The People vs. Letter Pugh and John Madden. Forgery. I'rlsoner arraigned and plead guilty. Sentence suspended and recognizance of $100 each to appear for sentence during coming year if behavior Is improper. The People vs. Henry Clancy. For takinu improper líbenles with a llttle 4Víyeiirold glrï. Plead guilty and senteuceu to one year at Ionia. The People vs. Alonzo S. Sprague. Arson. Prisoner arraigned and plead not guilty. (ieo. V. TurnBull appolnted to defend at the expense of the county. TheCornell Mfg. Co. vs. John M. Swift, et al. StipulatioDS flled extending time for perfectlng appeal tbree moDths. The People vs. Dennis Doyle. Vlolatlon o( llquor law. Prisoner arraigned. Plea not Biiilty. Kate L. Moore vs. Wilford B. Thompson, Slander. Motion for continuante argued and granted upon nsual termn. Sardinette Soyder vs. Gardner V. Snyder. Continued by consent. In re estáte of John Q. Paul vs. Henry Paul. Continued by consent. Ellza H. Cordary vs. Joseph Goodman. Continued on appllcatlon of dcfendant'B attorney, The People vs. Berry Seaton. Burglary. "Verdict guilty. Sentenced to flve yeurs ut Jackson,