Circuit Court Proceedings

The foOlowing caees havo le disposed of in the circuit court since the last report : The People vs, Edward Joslyn. Violation of the liquor luw. On trial at last report. Verdict ot jury, uot gullty. The People vs. Berberí Lañe. Violation of liquor laws. Nolle pros. Frederieka Bruestle vs. Martin Koen. et al Trespass on the case. Continuad. OwenMcLaln vs. Frank Dunlavy. Contiuued. L. J. Liesemer vs. John Burg. Coutiuued. The People vs. Arthur aud Ezra Palmer, ('luirged withlarceuyfromthe persou, l'lead guilty. Thomas Black vs. Letitia Downing. Discontiuued. The People vs. Wm. J. Clark. Verdict of jury, guilty. Defendant granted ten days in which to move lor a new trial. Charles F. Conrad vs. Johu E. Van ITet'ta. In" juuction dissolved. Electric Sugar llefining Co. vs. Wm E. Howanl. Catharlne Millspaugh vs. the City of Ypsilanti. Damage to property by reason of overflowing land and fllling her cellar wlth water. Ou motion of attorney for defeudant the case was taken from the jury and a verdict of no cause of actiou was rendered, on the ground that the remedy, if auy,should have been case, and not trespass, Xhere -vill jbè two Uniiy Club outertniiiments next -veek. On ilüinlay evoning Prof. ■Marshall Pease, of Detroit, wiil give a musical recital, and on Tuesday .evening Hon. Thomas W. i'almer, pieBidnt of the World's Fair, will teetuTe 'on ■Spain." Agtiin tiherc is talk of a new democratie daily leing started in this city. Hoav mucli th er eis of Bmoke and how much of 'fire it is dlllicult to aniwer :ust at present. A silver tea set would make a nice ut tor the family. Arnold has tihem.