, 1873-03-15

q cou6ldofapIh tlmG, mas Uotu Eslnpu. No ouo
asserts that 1fr. Weaver has removed his prop
erty, or intended to remove his property, during
tho time ho hadbtho injunction; but It is evident
TINT party to 4 suit could do so, II l1e chose,
and therefore such caaoB aro opon to suspicion,
no matter how honest tho party may bo. Judge
GARY, like Judge Earwoll, Is distinguished in
those courts for his hatred Of legal quibb1cs,
mud turnings aud Nindiugs. Both not infro
quently prove better counsel for tho defendant
than the learned COUNSEL reta1nta. This In ono
Of the caBoB that o1tlor judge delights to handle
without gloves. 80.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE FEDERAL COURTS.
Judge Blodgett, yesterday informed TnE
Tn1DuNH Representative. that in the United
term, generally to be guided BY tho Practice net
OF thiB State.
His Honor said that by tho flfth section Of tho
aet Of Congress-, paaaea June !, 1gs2, It T1s pro-
Is nearly as practicable shall conform to that Of
tho courts Of tho stato in which tho Fedoral
Courta are held. Tho Legislature Of Illinois
passed d Practice act July |, 1879, which can1o
Of this act It is the intent Of tho United states'
Circuit and District Courts to conform
Tho intelligence will bo hailed with considera-
bio plcasaro'by tho Chicago bur.
DIvoHOE GRANTED, THE nUsDAND nE1Ta m Ire
Judge rarvo1l granted divorce, yesterday, to
woman whose husband, living in ireland, has
received no notice Of the Il proceedings rs AGAINST
Tn1buNE, that tho Now York courta lad no j1r-
isdiction. Apart from TINT ono objection, the
ssnes souf BIZ RFGs Gex aan
gonce bo sure Of what has taken place thousands
Of miles away, when the only party Who is abta
to toll tho "other aidc Of tho story ia not pres-
ont2 Julia Ann Burns was marriod IN ireland,
it is alleged, yoara ago to john Burns, and
8 months afterwards. she at1lrms, lie deaorted
her, and abe came to this country. She has
since that tlnae worked in the family OF QUO
tor tor for truatwort6iness, honesty, and industry.
The only chance Afforded tho husband Of know
ing what was going on, was on advertisements
in a Chicago papor !; tho complainant Bwoaring
that she was not acquainted with bis address.
A pALAI1NE D1voRoE.
A divorce case from Palatino attracted largo
crowd Of country people to Judge Farwel1,s
court yesterday, John 4: Gilbert sues for d.
haa treated him with extreme and repeated cruz
city, boating, pinching, and choking lin at vari-
Gus periods, 80 TINT Ut ono timo aho nearly caus-
cd his death !; and he also charges adultery. Tho
countor-oha1gos Of cruelty, and further that
John caused nor 30 much misery that sho had to
leave her home nud Boek the protection Of her
friends. with whom she is now living, in st.
! aho is poor and has no means Of subsistence,
whereas hor husban ia we'll off; and tho qucB-
ton Of alimony camo up as we'll as dover.
THE LrTTLEF1ELD REAL ESTATE BOTHER.
The answer was yesterday filed OF Persona 4.
Gilbert to tho petition OF tic Assignee Of tho
estate Of Lowis A. Littleaeld, praying that a ro-
cent conveyance Of property by Gilbert to one
Larkin bo set aaide, tho aame having taken
| plnce under foreclosure of mortgage given by
tittlefield and wifo to whom Gilbert sold the
property for part cash, the balance re1nnining
on mortgage; also, that the property ho given
up to the Assignee to aubdiVido and sell rs lots,
l fGnv inn11v
chased Oh. By iittfoae1d. Gilbert admits that he
| sold the property first to Littlefeld, and after
| wards-thoy being unablo to pay tho balance
duc-to hsrkin. but denios TINT ae was 3 aware O. Of
thinks the parceling Of tho property, md sale by
lots Of tho Assignee, would be unfair, md not
justified by the facts; and ho prays tho Court
[ to make no Buch order.
/ ALLEGED Coair1dC1TY TO DEFnAUp IN LAND
| TRANSACTION.
Thomas Libboy Y. Lehbeus r. Carpenter and
William Ilnce et al, ia bill hled yesterday In tho
Circuit Court to aot asideand redeem from aalo
| tor aud wife to Edwnrd j. Whitehead, AZ trustee
Tor the uso Of Vim. D. Race, Jr., Of Lot
rs, and the cast 1e feet Of Lot "a, Block
ohargos completely botwoen nace md Carpenter
| to cheat and dofraud Thomas Konnedy, the COM
plainant out Of about 81 300, secured by second
| trust deed on tho Same promises. Complainant
| debt which had maturea when the bill was filed,
| and praya that he may be substituted % the
equitable successor Of Carpenter, and be allowed
to redeem. Hardy and Hcrack for tho COM
| plainantB. .. --...-..
| DAMAGED uoRsEFLEsH.
| Bomo nico points In dnmugcd horaeflesh wero
involved IN suit yesterday on trial beforo Judge
oea Roe for nas 9anSg @ os:r lis oa % G liz
horse and wagon, destroying . hoof aud injuring
| q leg. Tho accident occurred In tho hustle, con-
fusion, and Jam at = railroad depot, aud tho de-
fenyo has not failed to avail itaelf OF that fact
although other points Aro rolled Oh. "proye o
| halibi, Sammy" will bo one Of tho deteudant's
plons, if nothing olse servos for It is understood
that he was not With hts team at the time the ao-
| cident occurred.
THE R1NosnunY BUTTS.
In tho Ktngabury quits, before Judge Farwel1,
| namely, Horny ". 1kingsbury ct al. Y. Eva Law
romeo ct nj. bill; Eya Lawrence ct al. Y. Jano Q.
Kinssburyy Kiby '. June 9. Klngsbury or d., cross
| bill. an order waB yesterday made authorizing
David B. LYMAN, tho special master, to ascer-
tain, in addition to tho mattora roferrel to III
and transactions Of tho Receiver, John Wood
| bridge. from Oct. D, 1871, to daso Of report
$4,000 AssuMrslr CASE.
| Mossrs. Hardy 4 Herrick, yesterday, filed
e75ooo assunpait suit against the Northwest
| ern Abel Loom Company and about fifty stock
holdora. The action Ia brought upon throo
| promiHsory notes for 8l0,6GG.6G each, amount
ing to all aggregate Of vol, 600, With aoruod in
teroBt since April 10, 1871. The notos are signed
! By tito Northwestern Abel Loom Company by
! doorgo ". 0age, President, and Dwight Illnii,
Secretary. The5e arc snod, tho other defendants
| being Liable aB stocAholderB
| BANKRUPTCY MATTERS,
| Tic prepoaterouB Marshal's foes in tho oaae of
Haryoy II. Green ct al,, which The Tn1nuNE
made some fun OF some timo ago. wore yostor-
tlny cut down ono-half, $50 being allowed, In
stead Of oyer $10o al oainaod, aud i. E. Jenkins,
Assignee, WAS directed to pay tho reduced
| amount.
George r. Parke and Homer Cook, attorneys
for tho petitioners tn tho matter OF tho Equitable
Insurance Company, we're yesterday allowed 8575
| attorneys foes.
| A. N. Waterman And Homer Cook, attorneys