, 1873-02-13
THE LAW COURTS.
An Attempt to Influence d Judge by
Private Letter,
He indignantly Returns It,
Unread---Its Contents.
Dismissal OF the z. |. p" Injunc-
t;on Suit.
A Preposscssing Cooper Who
Turned "Sport."

n FrepOSSCSSNlB COOlsCI "Ao
Turned "Sport."
INTERFERENCE WITH THE COURSE or JUSTICE
Judge Gary, yeslorday, received lcttcr,
whilst prcsiding ut tho Criminal Court, nd
dressed I" To tito Honorable Judge Gary, Judge
OF tho Superior Court at Cools County (now Ut
the Criminal Court), old Court 11ouso, Clark
atroet, near Washington stroes, City, On open
Ing 1t, he found IL intloraod, "In tho Superior
Court OF Cook County, oharlea r. Doran rs
Amanda N. Dosan. Divorce. Case No. 41 ,s77.
Private. Upon hastily roading which noto ho
wro.o on tho envelope: "Thla inclosure is
marked .priyato,' and l won't road 1t, nor hold
any communication Of that kind rs to my ol1l-
cial dutics. Joseph E. Gary"
Tho document was then ordorod to bo takon
pway, aud 1t is now among tho records Of the
Courts It's contents aro too gross md libcllous
to be printed in this journal, and only careful
pummary can be given.
The "Genesn1," hnving before him tho foar Of
the reporters, and knowing from previous OK
perionce how suro1y anything Of interest in lis
case would nnd itH way into tic papers, a prob
ably at this moment chuclsling over the succoss
: OF his notable scheme to gafn tho oar Of tue
Court without publicity. By the time his
sta1tlcd eyes have glanced ut tho heading OF
this article, he will hayo found ont his mistake
Ho addresses tho Court in trlo legal form, on
tho orthodox legal foolscap, nnd boganH by atat-
Ing that bio vito, Amanda II. Doran, is ondeay-
urinK in evory conceivable way to tratluce and
injufa his character, and, II possible. to carry
away bis ohildron Ho charges hor y wlth yas'9as gus
another husband living. With sublime disregard
of tho assertion Just nado that Bhe WIS ondeaV-
oziag to carry off his children, ho thon says that
nho Is Keeping them ut 10; 2o5 Walnut street,
ss1aSat satGcr O. oohabtinsr%whoh iii (Which means '' living
fonetl1er, or dwelling together, as husband
apd s bann Lines on TO vs ha tno
frequently, (which might very easily bo tho
case, md no great harm dono. Ho appeals to
His Honor for protection against those manifold
evils as we'll az TINT His Honor will cause the at
taohment pending against him to be withdrawn.
Next, he nBsertu chat Amanda is constantly an-
noying him by calling at his present place Of
business, and Insulting him grossly aud he pa
ask peasmS e. your
the Society of my childron? Il abe tho
proper Custodian OF their Morals? / ain suro
your Honor will certainly think not" Then he
and hsgS toPt ssn SsS al from the f9 bs s
last Month, in the daily papers. Her guilt can
be fully establishod before your Honor, and to
:, your entire satisfaction; but have boro oil,
knowing and fully believing that your Honor
my hands in this world, to prepare them for .
glorious future" Noxt, 10 ropoata tho de1nand
for tho custody of tho children in moro formal
gutaSgs asIng that their graamothder sn
alleging ehat that person is 2 lady Of
means. and moral, ,pious woman. tIhen ho sa.S
that no has been IN Tho employ Of suol and such
rn9f rl1R rUaS mfr inHt
in Mrs, DoronB cross-bil1, aud that ho Hi1l furn-
ish ali tho bonds" that Ills Honor may require
for the faithful performance Of his trust" It
il trouble, for fo eays, "Only think, your
bed as'I have beonfor oyoE two wocks with q
worried, anxious MUD, knowing where my chill
dren are, viz. In the Company Of a-aud her
Compnnione, and am quito sure your Honor
will rolense me from tho attachment now pond
Ing against mo. and iBsuo IN Order from your
Honorable Court for tho possession Of my chill
dren. I humbly thank your Honor for the in
crafty tho whims Of a bad womans and her still
more base advocate and attorney, who, in con-
junction with her, III onleavoring to destroy me,
and whoso character (this is becoming q Little
cago Bar, would not 10 permitted to sit In it,
He concludes $50 far, think God, I have pre-.
served my Honor intact, and hold it more dear.
T. ss5 Ss HHR H3a ihss ny @
or's obediont servant, CnAnLEs II. DonAN, lnte
Dreget Major General, U. 8. a., aud attprnoy-at.
law, No. 493 West Indiana street"
The honorable and learned counsel who hae
takon up the cudgels on behalf Of A1rs. Dorau
will probably find some larder work for the late
g. II. G.. of the U. g. H., and A. at L., to. do thnr
write private epistles to Judge Gary.
There never was truer saying than that the
moment man begins to take tho conduct OF hit
case out Of the hands Of his Attorney he begini
slso to show what an aas ia hidden undor tht
clothing he wcara.
THE z. I. P. INJUNCTION Butt.
Judge Farwen yesterday decided tho. motion
to dissolve tho injunction granted in ]. r
Biokerdike Y. Ferd. ". Peck, On the 31st prox
An answer was filed in tho case OF tho Cd Inst
The bill alleged violation on parole agroemen
answor doniea hoagrooment, and further statet
that Il tho bill referred to gratuitouB state
ment given Us favor, after the sale Of stool
mado last spring was consunmatoa, that there
The Court intimatea that he did not thirl
any contract, aB alleged In tho bill Was made
by Mr. Peck, and il there was, that there
therofoss dasovea 70 tho md dis
tho bill, The answer OF defendant further al
legged that the complainant lad, in the same nc
gotiation, namely, tho salo Of the stock roferret
to, last spring, frauduloutly and inteItionall,
tendorod to tho defendant fraudulent dood
containing other property and OF much lcss
valua than tho agraomont called for, after tht
complainant had accepted and agreed to execute
the deed originally mado the basis OF agree
uaent, this point being urgod to show the clas
acter OF plaintiff. suggestion Of damagos Wal
allowed.
HALFWAY uAsEs.
The hearing Of the cane Of Krutsou V. tho Gin
cinnati, Pittsburgh Il st. Louis Iaitroad Com
pany yeRtordny commenced in Judge Troo'
court. Siyert KnutBon, the father-in-law of Mr.
klatson, tho respected Clerk OF the South Sid
Police Court, WAS walking on Desplainos atrees
in November, 1871, when locomotive belonging
to the defendant camo up, without warning, IN
Of which he died. The danagoH asked for At
$4,000. :,
Yesterday, tho Jury in tho a,tit Dudtngor Y. tn
Michigan Central Railroad Company was decide
in fnror OF the plalntid, verdict hoing glyon TO
5000. the full amount claiued. Tho unua