Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
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Charges Against Judge Busteed.
New Y DIRK, June 6-The Herald's Mont
gomery, Alabama. specialsays: Three eases
have been brought in the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county, Alabama, against
Judge Busteed for alleged illegal CONVEX
plaintiffs and corrupt abuse and ustirpal
tions of the Office of Judge. o1 hoIif2' nm
Legal Proceedings Against the AIIan.
IN tic Mall Company. 5sA'4
Attorney General Martindale has institp-
ted an action in the name of the people of
the State of New York against the Atlantic
Mail Company, to dissolve the company
and annul its charter, for alleged exceeding
and misusing its corporate authority, A
receiver of the property of the company
is demanded by the Attorney General, and
an injunction has been issued by the SUI
preme Court enjoining its directors from
disposing ofthe assets of the company dur
ing the progress of the suit. - " " -. - - ~. ~
r-6.ti. srzyu1 III Masonic sfF Ia unf1-orr
Stephen H. Johnson. of Sing Sing, was
to-day chosen Grand Master OF Free Ma
sons in this State. sd. s;dair ls7gygs 1g4
1ufYlys 20 Bonds Forfeited sfi q 9iaI
In the u. s. Circuit Court to-day the
bonds of several parties were forfeited for
failure to appear, inelading those of. John
Deyila, F.gW! Tappan and T.TT..Ieran,
charged with falsely branding liquor, and
amounting to $1030 3000.3 iHJtsW 10 bs1it gui
-2HHq l=Homepa pathic Instltute.l III ouG
The American Institute Of Homeopathy
to-day, by vote of tifty-six against sixty
three, declined to admit female physicians
to membership. "ob@ . tl5'S-ife e'H ga;
9 ; pil o7s5 The Butler Estate.' a. A-i'io Z
The Butler estate was before the Superior
Court to-day, and on an appeal by General
Butler from an order OF the Surrogate di-
recting the filing of an inventory, Mr., But
Ter being, when, he died, a resident of this
city, his will was, proved by his brother, B,
f. Butler. before the Surrogate Subse-
quently, when required to file an inventory,
he filed one containing a list of his prop
| erty, within this state, amounting to $16,-
391. This the, Surrogate did not regard
| sufficient, but directed further inventory
OF the assets belonging to the estate, sitpa7
ted in Massachusetts, Louisiana and Cali
fornia.do ro,fiir E,. .,.,s,lf,, ls.t Eif,ca M
From this order General Butler appeals.
The appeal was argued and decision re-
served. s.-,irc,r,, :, .f-;4z,a.-,,s m, a,-7
-4losa- I'D 8 Board of Health. sn1...rarl
g The Board of Health has ordered the
physicians of Brooklyn to, report con-
tagious diseases within twenty -four hours.
af5i-Fs 1.a"f Counterfeit. -I .Tai .g g.
An arrest was made to-day for passing
counterfeit SIS on the National Bank OF
Michigan. ~ '.tA =. -t"9 2.-''5u
q ~. Swindling. 4 tsi'l9 =,
Clarence Black, of Chicago, was swindled
in a jewelry bazaar on Chatham street
The money was refunded by order of the
Mayor. .r1a r1r s5lf. 9Igf aTT ..s.-.,d
h. n.-rg Adyices from Athens. Is7 .-5yp
Mail advices from Athens state that the
Cretan forces now hold all the passts. The
army of Omar Pacha.is so crippled thai lit
lcould not undertake any serious movements
without fresh reinforcements. The ty phoid
fever was raging in the Turkish army. So
The Arcadean had accomplished success
fully her eleventh trip, and landed, besides
a large quantity of ammunition, $50 main
OTIS, about 5000 stand of arms of the latest
pattern, and two more batteries of field ar
tillery. .- ..-. f..-... .-.. ---r....-. ~
The Government was very actively pre-
1 pairing to meet all emergencies. Two ma
val officers of the highest rank in the
Greek navy had reached London, looking
for iron-clads, and additional troops are
sent to the frontiers of .Thessaly and Epir-
tus, on account of the concentration O
Turkish troops on the other side. y %