, 1872-10-22
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES OF INTEREST.

t4ulop6 6uPer1or Iouft) feIlt1oner pThys on Denau
Of Henrfetta scavy unatc whose conservator he IT,
for an order to sell real eatate, her own property,
situate and being Lot T. in the r. Is Of the n E. Il Of
the s. ". 4 Of Section 49, E. Of Sd r H., for her sup
port, she being abandoned By her husband, and her
relatves the other defendants claiming the control
Of the property.
t4o,s63. Esuperior Court.> The divorces case,
Bridget v. Thomas Keegan, is OF the lowIy
order. Petitioner alleges, in the BILL that she
has for the past five years struggled hard to keep her
self and two chdren above actual want that her huH
band the defendant has become so brutal In his usage
OF the family that they in daily fear Of violent
deaths; that for years defendant has been drunken
idle vagabond, who has lived upon the petitioners
scsny earnings that he has repeatedly been In prison.
and the Brideweu, as yagrant and drunkard, and
that her e1stencoby reason Of these things has be-
come tntolezable. The prays for divorce, and the
custody Of the children.
4,6o8. Circuit Court.) Town Of RiverEide et al. ',
Louis sapieta ct a. The bill prays that defendants
be restrained from in any way interfering with the
rights title, and use OF the public and said complain
part Of the lands already described in 80 many SUITS
bounded north by tho north line OF Section q, east
By h I'M and % 6 m g
and south by lands not belonging to the Riverside I'm
provement Company, " containing one hundred
Creating @ "s any cloud or eneubpance tlereo1.
by sale, under any trust deed, or Decree or any
pIovtso, orany deed made, o. to b made IN pursu-
and occupation Of your orators and the public or any
Of them, public park. The tract particularly
m e ps
which the town WIS hid out, and which formed the
basts Of the contract between the persons who bought
property. The conplainnrts and defendants include
nj persons who can be made parties to the suit.
No,7s4 Superior court.) This. suit is . peculiar
9ne Complainant declares that he sold through the
Tor 8 o On the following terms: $50 stock in the
lakeside Printing and Publishing Company, and s. $50
Frank Brown, for s4 ,ooo but instead Of making the
deed to him. made it to his wife Susan. Complainant
egs ,hat the @ 9tept & ws to defran that the stos5
have been Illegal He. refuses to consuumate the me-
gotiahon, and prays for relief.
(,609. Circuit Court. Miller '. Chicago North
was walking behing drove o< cattle, driving them
: across the highway, which CROSSES the companys
t ack On On Gsessey svenus leading from Lake View to
as plaintiff alleges, the bell being rung or whistle
sounded at distance Of eighty rods before reaching
from the track twenty-five yards. and IL SO SER seri-
ously injured that his mental powers impaired.
One COW Was killed. Damages are laid at S., 900.
One OF the two suppressed bankruptcy cases Of
Saturday, mentioned in Sundays TRIBUNE, turns out
70 be that Of the firm Of Num- Norton Scott eleva
into bankruptcy is that Of George D. Lincoln. The
petition reces that the company has failed in its OBJ
Agauons mora than once 6nce the 18th October LAST.
The particular set Of bankruptcy alleged by the petit
TONER is the non-payment of various accounts the
balances OF which amount to 3d. and asks that
bantrupts and their employees BE- enjoined from en-
curnberhg 1emoyng, or assigning any Of their prop
erty.
The action entitled james McKeon '. Vim. McKeon
formerly partners in tho Marine Hospital contract
whose falling out and split resulted in suit In tina
circuit Court, details Of which were first
published in TEE TR1BuSE,-and which, by the bye,
gave The first nking that went abroad Of anything be-
1e4f
before Judge Farwel, yesterday. Nothing At note
worthy character occurred, except the formal sppre
henson, BY: their solicitors Of all the defendants
Further time was granted cf 20 days. -
The suit brought BY John Clark Hilton =. the Great
"estern Telegraph Company, in the Superior Court,
yesterday, for s. go0, is on promissory note for
$3.50 at four months, dated June 8, 1s72; which
defendant has neglected to pay at nsturity Tho note
is tndorsed with guaranty to pay the amount, with
interest At 10 per cent and and expenses of col
Lection. Signed b. selah Reeve.
IN the Lyndon divorce case d continuance Was yes.
terdsy had till tomorrow.
Areport of,the Cullen murder arneare e1sswrro