, 1873-03-05
Bank.Tax IDjunctions~:All the Gases to
Be Retired in the Federal r
Courts,
The Great Western Telegraph Company
.. Turns on Its Pursuers.
6ptit-up Of Concrete Company---A
Freeport Bankruptcy. ..

oemano u siAo petie1on1ne cfeo1tor 1s q proTable
demand against the Company, in accordance
with the provisions of tho art of Conorese. ond
tns;st;no TINT IN tho contrary +ho n-or,;sso,-~
n14ao ~y tno P.o".esol,
hoses Oh WHICH ne claims we're issued without
= consideration, and payable to the order of selah
and before the assienrnant tn hin, and that Ga u
r7to,, ;s ~ w. f;da ,,r,.z.,ss1, e'.
-. Nv nuo pa4enaooA " e'tac1 VI
end notes 1ot saiuo' Further, that they did not
commit an act of bankruptcy in form and man.
ne1 az charged and that the defanlt roYarrad r.
~ +ha 1o,1 ~ noo1,oho. 100 .,;a ot w.
tl,. ~ sre .I ~ '.npu' Ao'1' oo not conieSs q
Judgment in favor Of the Commercial National
Bank, in the Circuit Court of Cook County, for
sA656.56: nor in fha other cases; ch,rced r,r-
a.. +hat 5.ta,5n,.t ~ :.1-
.osa ,.sas en4a1o -a1o "as uot usolVeut On tne
Eth December, 1872, nor at any time since; and
that he at no time did or suffered ANYTHING with
Intent to give preference tn amid coromarc;o1
National Rsn1 ~ IN aefr,,,d +ha ,-aa;t.a -
-o,1.. - - ~ .a :, 1Io eloultote y. LIS
CompAny' 1ha1 II any Judgments have been
entered up as confessed By said Company IN said
Court as charged in the petition. the sanoe warc
unauthorized f,v scid 5afon,,n+ tlo ao1o 80, ..
,.r tor r7,o,, .ote.aea - :o47 Ausuoi~
4t' iot sucn Pie1enuea judgments oelng powers
urer OF the Company, eaid Otis never having re-
ceiTed auy authority whatarer from said ia.
f.,da,+ II .;on -, a.,., w
* 4 W nA61 auy suen powers OF at
.aa souos unu 4hs oeaenuans Sla1ms that the
81. oaae, 1as5 ensI' ate, tnerelo5e' nor the
ao+aa u 49, aoeu " e ana tns1 gncn
49, ~, e.g.s o1o @ ~ .nen. nun ana volu tu1-
" Wy au ~ t.as salu laagaen.s were enter
eu up Nltnout notlce To tne defendant, upon no
o.nel a4tnotl.s 'nan sa1a Volo powers o. attoI-
4Ty "n1ieio'o aht sacn Juaements are elso VOID.
e;1 enE. tne onty conslaeraton 1or such
te;Sad Io.es, nf1on nIncu sao luaements were OBJ
!alneo, as Wel as the notes held By the petition
nv ,clealtol, was en- assumed and pretended
constr,at;e - Salan neeSe, tne payee' Tor tue
but foread Gans ~ gsain INES Of sele$raPh y hlm
o9us W ~ iol sa1a company qnder acompact pretend
5afa15.nt 5ae o0en W. .uaog pesween heeve ano the
neocaaT .rocaed;nrz Net. as1enaans refers to the
TTiIl;car neainst iha com;a,r vols :. 1890 I9s. r.
Gccrea If fia Eircn;t conrt tnda ~ doos sno
t1e-eo ~ +t ,a5 tst e4aa' w aenuereG IN to1t,
the 1en donraa iha.e - .ne suleno ooure ,o ana
Tnramher 1910 LII * sI.GaeG III tno In
reader 1afar dacrea aa.f;na7 asida 80 - @ aro
.,.ii;a ~ nntat ;t1 as1 auu ~
Boar3 ~ n;recto~s .nd ~. nror;Jin1 ~ sottf ~"
100 ~ ~ acna1'-t; aof
a-'J go" W Ta susn Low nnectoIs
nv ~ t,,e 4ti Tah.,ar Iast slo uiee
thsreof and contanda }at t m;ra.to1 In fa;tn
- t";.' Ana LIN 'ne Dectols tal!eu
~ e.;a tnp4. 60 ~ optu ss..eent "l1a
h1ao5 ~ "rast a;Tpts eueS uaso Io" oeea
a 49, w. iar1-a, - - 2sa.o tuit eeao
ecton ~ SIX noes and tst s ~ .nT
eI1llo! " salu uoeesi a4a tna1 1ne PtoSeeolnes
1s-a ra" ~ ann
;nt maa.et ~ LIZ. ~ ucago. anu 41n-
t;onsl R.nl tha+ tha aI 1aia w Ht =; ~ ~
ao,;tabia on1,ar a,.1 ~ H. a+aa ~ n1' 'ie
;-1a s,,5 t,nt t,,o oees u wnich ne
hank nnon thc neranna s,arsn " y 'e
Gsna ~ ra.111 o1,4ra,1s -, Dasio - a.
ra62a1 49, ;5snt thaons saIu aotcn, auu 1ne
Tor said Reoye. The defendant N;nda e M ,1ns hr
savinc that i ia ia ;n+ent;or ~ "9 ~ 10Y ~
~ ~ ~ ~ tnG o. taa present
mediatnIv in the nro1ar cnnrta ~ he .a;d
iudrmenta annnie9 apd caucaed ~ sn 70 Era
ceed viii, said occonnt;nr "a a1a;1st sa;5 pao5
and bis coufederates. When discorered. d Xnd
II.
nP11rTp NJ 4 coycRErr p.vF,,rvr co,rn.
4 sni;t-nn in tfa UTavie pevamant 1conc-a,o
)FComnanv has hroncht Ne -na1,,o
bors and chicago agent into court: Tie part-
StaTkia, of Bratt1ehoro Windhnm conntv w. Va
mont Ind Robert = Hail an1 Ano1,ett1s
TrusdelI-vhose addresses are not erivan and
their Chicago agent was James q. Cozzens. Tha
others and \ negotiation for aatt1emant ~
affairs and division Of territory took nIace Tha
Chicago agent reported, among his assets.
transfer of real estate, in exchange for work
done for George A. Springer. estimated at 81 5l0
by due conyeyance to INN on behalf OF the cam,
pany OF Lots IS and %. in Block II. in Iancas-
Eer's Subdiyision Of tie west one-half Of the
southwest one~quarter Of Section %, ss, Il.
Fisher 81 stars were to have s one lot snd Ha End
+ Trusdell tie other. It is nov charred that
5ozzens has gone into business with the two
after, and conveyed the lot due to the former
Lot 19) to L. D. Fierce to secure $500, money I
as they no informed, for the use Of
he new firm. Wherefore they pray q decree d.
.ecting Cozzens to make quit claim deed of Lot
q to them, and that the defendants repay tho
laid advance by Pierce, and release the mort
,age. t:
MODERATION H pAsKnupTcY. II
Recently, the tendency OF the commercial
7orld has been to take advantage of tho tempo
ary difficulties Of customers TO push them to | !
he wall, by putting them into bankruptcy. Tho {
laws have encouraged b1ackmai1ing I
perations; and, by the facilities they have ex- I
ended for p1acing parties under the stigma Of |
asolycncy they have served tie purpose Of i
utting parties to loss, trouble, and disgrace at
he hands Of enemies, who shou1d never have J
cen go subjected. The tendency OF the District a
ourt has been on tho contrary to restrict |
10 looseness OF dealing that threatened, by T
aeh strictness as the Law allowed; and Judge T
lodgett has recently more Than once put an i s
dectual stop to transactions that should never |
ave sought the inside. Of bankruptcy court, s
eaterday, be made o very brief, informal decie-