, 1873-10-14
THE COURTS.
How Much Longer Will pRync
Ftttz Be Tolerated?
Another Of that Rascal's Jobs Spoiled by
m Iowa Wife.
An Injunction Procured to Restrain q
Trustees Sale.

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Corrt ~ .',sass" - l.. .,e,,a,s ~ u. o eupoiior
oou's' LUZ u'7oloo IN oolali Oh esoVon D. Austin
that ho has been resident Of Illinois for two
years that ho yyaB married to defendant nm nv
about tho month Of July, 1864. and until about.
four years ngo lived With her, md by her had
two children, ono years old, tho other 0. at
that laat mentioned timo Rho willfully deserted
him, and haa continued such dosortfon for moro
than two years. Ho therefore asks DIVORCE
but very carefully nbstains from making auv ro.
~, .ss4 w.. ,... .-.:. ~ ~: y. "ty "ies1-
'on 1nas sne III MI lmPfopof person 10 take caro-
OF thom.
From the wife hersolf. and through her attor-
nortor ,o.r,o ~ 49, d.. IT, ~ A. W.
r t"oa s4' oSnoA a'"o " - s1o ea'o' Apout
tno middle OF soptemoor last, this stoyenJ. Aua-.
tin, who was living with hia vito on largo farm
East, In Walthn1n, Mass, ho mot a Girl in tho
watoh- faotorv whom No had tno,v, hatora ,,1s
marriage The aeaunintanco was renewed, tnd
Austin determined to marry her. But to do this
homo ho wont to Fill md that worthy o.snrod ~e
.h,,,, ~ oo,,1s ..o..,ss s;.as .,'sa aoaataa
.a nu sott pto'uto usofoo' 'nas no neea not
roa1de IN oh1cago two years, nor oven moro than
enter the appearance Of tho vito have Il roforrod
to a naator mi t1,o tf,;r, ,v.s dnna ..;o.,.
ton WAS drawn for Mrs. Austin % To- eiru IF S' WIFI
tho following is copy emitting ths tito ii |sd and
'onqe: a ...,, ,,,. 49,, ,..
ber,x - AaB.n IN tno above CAUSE
y m pose wso e
sen to default and reforencc to Master IN nsncorv co
to tako proofs in saI calsc and rerort tho eano II
said Court Immediately upon the ling OF this appear.
ance.
This WAS Ront to her, either by Fittz or her hns-
band. She did not know what it meant. Soon
after, Austin wrote hor letter, demanding her
It he would peraeouto hor aB long ~ ho or she
lived. Woman-like, Bhe, instead OF keopinE her
own counsel, wrote him she Was coming hero,
and. taking On infant Of year old, started, ar
find no trace Of her husband She finally won't
to tho Court, and there met Mr.. Wilson, .
Clerk in Judge Williams room, who afforded hor
evory help 10 could. Ho found tho bill in tho
~, to Mr. Hardy, who generously undertook to
soc hor rights were protected, and ahe ia now on
hor way back home.
Instoad Of two. they hayo four children. He
cultivation. Thcro is o mortgage on tho farm Of
1880. While ho has boen gone sho has boon
Obliged to borrow money and hire men to take
care Of the fall crops. Tho estate is non,inally
vo1co, he would sell It under her foot,
It is very likely that this case viii never DO
tried now, for, to gain decree. Austin wnnId bc
obliged to, ,pwear TO- an unblushing lie in oTerY+
material fact; but, in tho oourae Of d
year Or two. will bo recorded s!No.
5,801-Dismlssod for want OF prosecution
Under tho new rule, tho appearance
would avail littlc or nothing, for tho Judges
would require ample proof Of all tho facts, The
for want Of answor.
INJUNCTION AGAINST TRUSTEES BALE.
A bill Was filed aud injunction obtained before
10 o'clock Yesterday morning BY Jauoa Murphy
ofbocher, to restrain tho iattor from proceed ]
ing with a aa1o Under trust decd, which was to
havo taken place at 10 o'clock. Murphy states in
his bill that in September 1879, ho made q trust
doed to said Kniekeroker. conveying tho follow
ing property: Lots II and 18 Of tho subdivision
OF tho north tWo aoroB Of Lot q, Block 2G, Canal
Trustees Subdivision Of tho south fractional
part Of Sec. 20. 80, Il. This was to secure
the payment Of three notes forS51t.11 zach,
purchase money for anid PROMISES Provision
was made By the uHual covenants for sale in
caBo Of default, after threo weeks' notice givou.
The first 9oto fol- duo Sept. 7, 1878. In June,
1878. Doyle gave note for 81 100 to QUO Michael
Schnitz. duo Nov. 4, 1878, and to secure it pro-
cured the indoraoment of Michael Finncan
Then, to secure Finncan, Doyle deposited with
him tho three notoa Of complainant above mon-
tho carly part Of September laat, aud before tho
maturity Of the first note, Murphy made an mr.
rangement with Doyle and Finncan, by which,
On consideration OF Doyos extending tho time OF
payment OF the first note, complainant promised
to pay the whole. three notes by Oot i, and also
half OF the taxes OF 1872 which Doyle waB liable
to pay. Complainant immediately, went to work
to rinse tho money, and succeeded in negotiating
therefor. Ginncan, however as Murphy chargee
without tho knowledge Of Doyle, who WINS yet
the legal holder Of tho notes. privately, with In
tent to haraas him, complainant, went to
Knickerhocker, the trustee. and represented
himself the owner Of tho notes, asked him to
sell the property for non-payment Of said first
note.; On tho 10Th Of September, tho trustee
adyoftiaod tho land for sale, for tho 18th Of
uotonor, and complainant filed bis bill just In
tlmo to prevent thus sale. An injunction was
lasued under bond OF $500, by Judge Farwall.
CRANE BROS. v. DAVIS.
In the above entitled case the answer OF
George =. Bowen was filed yeaterday.. fIo de-