, 1872-11-09

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rcr day, By tie new process .as conl al ed with d
| feet bv tIs old OF anvil process.
The divorce suit, Hi1l +. Hill, entered yester-
dar in Tie Superior Court, is really too good to
pass urnoticed. Petitioner charges his wife
With g extreme and repeated cruelty toward
him, and with .sTltqlly [ degerting him and thiE
| Of December" he says, Sin the year 1869, at
Trenton, State Of New Jersey, said wife, without
| any cause or proVocatlon on his part, and from
the impulses OF an abandoned and malignant
headt, threatened complainant's life with 8
same day, to poison him, and actu-
ally had and obtained arsenic for that purpose,
| which complainant discovered; and On such dis
| covery, knowing her ungovernable and malig.
nant temper, complainant feared; and had reason
| to fear, she wished and would take his life, an6
was compelled, for his own safety and to pre-
| serve his life and person, to abandon her pres.
ence; and complainant says and charges that il
was her intention and purpose to compel and
bring about separation; and thereafter com.
| plainant, on account Of his health and to seei
business, WAS obliged to leave the State OF New
! Jersey, and went and resided in various places
| carrying on his business as paper-hanger in
| the South, and until, as aforesaid, he came tc
Chicago, in September, 1871" This is extreme
! and repeated cruelty, and wilful desertion, on
| the part Of the wife!
William Il. and Michael D. Davies. petition to
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Chauncey Bowen. They allege that they. COM
| menced partnership to pack pork on joint &C.
| count during the winter of 1872. HMough, M ggds,
Bowen, and the two plaintiffs putting in S5o: ooo
business, and to be paid out of the profits f for
his services; all other profits being
thus yided,-Bowen to have one
third. Hough one-third, and the plaintiffs
one-third, and each party to receive per cent
| on the money invested. Petitioners put IN
| $36 900, that Being all the money Hough wanted
| them to pay. The packing was proceeded with,
and is alleged to have proved profitable, and
petitioners further al1ege that they have receiv-
ed no account from said Hough or Bowen; H. that daa
$1l 200. and are perhaps liable for 81 900 more
| that Hough has promised to render IN account,
but failed to do SO; that they believe their share
Of the profit to have been 312, 600; and they pray
| that an account be taken Of the partnership.
A petition Was filed, yesterday, in the matter
Of the Great Western Insurance Company, in
bankruptcy, which will be interesting to many
| creditors Of such companies, ,whomay possibly find
themselves in the same position as the petition
ers, who affirm that they duly fled their claim
| (S3,0000 against the company, with Mr. Register
Hubbard, and that the assignee, G. n.
doubtful against the claim.
It appears that some persons, unknown at pres
ent, hare represented to the assignee that they
are interested IN the claim, having acquired such
1uteI6st lIuu Lu6 peLlL1uueIb WuOAfeE LQAL tu69
have never parted with any portion of their
interest to any person whatever; wherefore
they pray that the assignee be ruled to show
cause why the claim should not be admitted.
Ruled accordingly.
The jury returned their verdict, In the suit
Columbus, Chicago d Indiana Central Railroad
Company Y. John McAuley ct al, yesterday.
James Greenland and wife, 1850; Charles J,
Hull, S23,015.50; Martha F. Lindsay, $3.50 !;
Louisa Finegan, 1886 Sarah Robinson, 1916
Augusta Hulbarg, s16a; Anne Lawson,
can s an9e john w. Bals9 BaS s ,aRs S
Willard, S1T; Josephine Miller, $214; Mary
Davis S184; Mary Hart, 9164; Jane Reilly,
$168; Anne sharlow, S161; Charles Meesen-
berg and wife, S2,o50; Margaret Lennehan,
s11o; OSCAR Fenley, g, 500; Vim. Adams, S157 !;
damages; Klas Kuur, 1855; RoeH Krusinga,
1896; Colman Coyne 1870.
An injunction VAS yesterday issued, restrain
ing the sale Of Lot 4, Block 13, in the original
town Of Chicago, and wharfng Lot in Block
E, opposite to said lot, mortgaged By Ira MUM
Wright. for the sum of 925, 900, which sale WAS
advertised to take place OF the 22d inst.
It is not proposed to proceed further with ex-
animation in the matter of Shanahan d; West,
the attorneys for the petitioners not succeeding
in finding evidence of frauds. The result Of the
examination, which TIE TRIBUNE yesterday cor
rectly stated to have been such as to render it
impossible then to form a very clear idea OF how
the matter WAS likely to turn out, is now thought
to he highly satisfactory to the bankrupts and
their friends.
Judge Tree will sit this morning, to hear
motions. Jury trials commence on Monday.
The cases set for the 18th, 18th. and 13th are
Reck, ReickWald V. Bryant, Dewey ct al. Y. Hailed
ct al; 14th and 18th, 239, 24o, 249; 18th, 272.
| Pereons interested in motions for new trial. in
the late railroad condemnation case, are notified
| that such motions will be heard this morning,
| and will constitute the whole Of the business
before Judge Booth. No other notice will be
| given
| There vas an examination Of witnesses in the
case of Ernst Brandt, yesterday, directed chiefly
! with q view to the discovery Of fraudulent con-
| cealment of property, but nothing WAS elected
| tending to convict the bankrupt OF improper
dealings Of that character.
In another column we publish Mr. A1unn's
evidence summarized, as to the whole Of the
dealings OF his firm with Jesse Hoyt, of New
| Mr. MUM completed and signed the evidence
yesterday.
Judge Porter is resting after his recent heavy
| labors it will be several days yet before the
Grand Jury garner their harvest for the Judge
| to thresh.
A most important decision, by Judge Blodgett,
! affecting nine~tenths OF the land spectators Of
the country, will be found in another column.
| A number Of claims were ordered to be paid,
in the Chicago Fibre and Paper Company, in
bankruptcy, yesterday.
| There was a new bankruptcy case from Elgin,
| yesterday, which numbers among numer-
ous creditors several Of our citizens. Those
Tho are apprehensige better refer to the record
In the action of Mrs. Kelly '. The CITY, for the
loss Of her child the jury yesterday awarded
| S4,050 dal-ages.
Three additional Grand Jurors were added te
the panel yesterday
Five couples were divorced by Judge Gar5
yesterday.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
! LAw-lJudge Btodgett1
50s-Hawkins, ct al. v.'squire ct al; parties CONF
by their attorneys; jury sworn and retire to consider
| their verdict.
NEW SUITS.
Hy. Rusch '. Carl Leiders, Mary Ieiders, and Rob
ert Wood, j.. foreclosure Of mortgage On the cas-