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alivo, bnt that ho mnat also flo objections, o,
tho petition may bo dismissed over hfa load.

tho petition may bo dismissed over hfs hcad.
/ UNITED STATES COURTS.
Edward H. Van 1ngon and David T. Lcn1Y
Frank .n.l Philip sohwoinfurtil for 81 600. j. A''''
John II. Mortimer and Charles Doljost insti-
| tutcd NIL action against Frnnk and Philip
sc4w.i"lnrtll and 1lonry an1 Louis Motzacuer
Ben Eybtor aud sa,nuclr. Aviator, owners Of
tho nclloonor Capo Horn, lcl liliol ngal1lut
tho propeller Iowa, III o. oaso Of collision. Ii
uchoonor was smiling on Lnko Eric on 'Long
Point, with full watch Oil dccls nlld l,or lights
burning, when aho aighted tho iowa nearly
doad ahead, and, shortly after, tho propeller
denly, and struck hor amislshlp. sinking her In
about throo minutos The ecLoouer waH orth
$10 goo: Eyssor also had hia foot badly hurt, and
llbS'lants ' It's claim 81 ,o9o damagoa:.
bill iu tho United statos Circuit Court In suit
commenced by thom against tho City Of Chicago,
to recover damages for excayating tho tunnel on
IaSallo atreet.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS
Martin olayburgh, Morris EinBtcn, Dnrid Lin
dauor, and Dornhar0 1fupponhoiMor, trnding rs
Olayburgh, Elnstoin Il Co., flied petition in
bankruptcy against, Samuel salkoy and Joseph
o puoness S se0as ea% nod s
tho debtors did OH or about NTay 1, 1875 aecroto
thoir property to prevent It being taken OH legal
process Tint they also havo innao fraudulent
dh!cb hhu coHYoylnees, anu hh7e ahoWoA thelf
goods to DO taken on process issued under potl-
tlon In bankruptcy l!o1 by Rtndskopf, Darbe Il
| Co. A rulo to show CAUSE wRs made, roturnnbto
In five days after eerrico. =
George r. Pound againat George Nigg l. Co.,
composed Of George Nigg. Gottleb Mngg, and
Leopold kohlycar, Of Lyons, Cook County, on q
claim OF thIoo rromissory notes, eaoh for
s69s.7o, alleging that they hare madc frautln-
lent salea and assignments Of thoir property at
| Riyoraiao. A ru1o to show calse and proria-
Noy. 90.
day, against &. DANES, Of Tsmpoo, Wi1iessdo 1ess
County, Oh two notes, aggrogatlng $4706a. A
susp onsiou Of commercial paper and fraudulent
sale Of property arc alleged. A rule to ahow
turnablo Nov. a..
| In the caao Of A. opponheiu,, D. D. Fisk l.
CO. havo aled D petition representing that no
warrant Of seizure was issued In sail cause, aud
petitioning creditors and tho bankrupt, and
! preferences given by him since tho commence
ment Of theso proceodings. A provisional war
rant Of seizure, was accordingly issuod In &C.
| cordarce with the prayer Of tue petition.
| The Assignee Of j. r. stono !; Co. Was a.
than $4,000.
y the esso @ q Horny W, aoddlngu, r',lo was
property gu which he holds mortgage should
not be sold, aud his lion transferred to the pro-
| goods thereof.
! In tho District Court. Martin Thurman was
| tried Oh petition against bi,n, and adIndgea d
bankrupt. A warrant was Issued, roturnab1e
| Deo 10, 1878.
Char1ea ". Reid WAS, on trial, adjudicated q
| bankrupt, md warrant OF seizure issued, re-
| turnable Dec. H..
| James O'Reilly was also declared bankrupt,
| and Tho warrant made returnnble Doc. 70.
| Tho case OF Andrew D. Ro gers was tried, and
he waB ndjudicatod guilty Of acta Of bankruptcy.
| A motion for q new trial was lnalo.
The cnBo OF Charles G. Bakcslec stood for
trial on an opposition to disch%rgo, but WAS dis
missed for wnnt Of prosecution, md tho case
| referred to Register Hibbard for q final report
SUPERIOR COURT IN DR1Er.
| Agustus Wallbaum and Edward J. Frazer
| Hsmilton, Lacon l. Eeaatcrn Haiirond Com
papy for 81, 600, asking lion OH the defendants
The Cook County Land Company commenced
d suit against the City of Chicago md Ha,nlin,
Hale 4 Company, in ojectmont, for $4,000
damages.
4 slit in e1octment waa begun by William G,
Tibbetts against the City Of Chicago and James
E. Tyler. for 86, 600 dAmngos.
An action In aaaumpsit was begun by Van
schaaek. Stevenson Reid against j. L. nippoy,
Tho q. Witbock Company commenced suit
! against Benjamin Lombard for $1,000.
clncU1T COURT IN BRIEF.
James Hollingsworth and John Coughlan hled
petition against r. N. and o. 8. Hough, Abort
| J. Hough. Charles II. Hough, George ii. Smith,
". 3. Cutting, Robert Bayard, ind George
Watson, for mechanics lien on their elevator,
situated Oh Lot !, tho undivided Il Of Lot 9 and
Lots T. and 5, In Block !, In the Houth fraction
them Of s2, bi4, Il. ~ '@
| A Judgment by confession WAS entered by
Albert ": ": Gilmore q against Benjamin Lombard
Aaron III. Wnrd oonmencod n suit aca;rst
THE TRIBUNE Company, claiming $4,000
damages.
\ COUNTY COURT.
| Elisa Schuler was mnde administrator Of the
estatc OF Carl schuler under bond Of $4,000.
Tho will of Rogers Fowler sas proved and
lcttors tcBtamentary granted to Harriet A.
Fowler under bond Of 100000.
| CRIMINAL. COURT.
| , Very littlo was dono in tho Criminal Court, O
case which hal been aet for trial not being
roady. William Henderson, indicted for larcelly,
| pleaded guilty and was romanded. To-day the
usual call will bo continued.
Judge Dlodgett will hear any case that may
be ready, and II noue arc prepared will call tho
bankruptcy calendar as printed.
| Judge Rogers will call NoB 1886 to 1876, in
olusiyo, except Nos. 1866 aud 1870.
Judge Booths call will DO 151 to TO, inclu-
| sive,
Judge Tree is occupied with 1882, which is
good until noon, and will then call Volk '. Con-
I AQly NO. foos
Judge Moore will be in the Chancory room,
next to tho Superior Clerks office, to do chm
| cory bueinoHa.
Judge 0ary will do chancery business this
| wook, and noxt woel will so into tho common
| law branch.
| (sllAfls.
| From the st. Louis Republican
It WAS on tho 10Th Of September OF tho present
year. John Jossup, Of CINCINNATI, and bis
daughter Ellen Jessup, only nineteen years old,
and four Ensisllmen, found themselves swelter-
Ing with heat at tho base Of Mt. Gross. Clock