, 1873-07-22
The Ryon Extradition Matter--.The
Prisoner Surrendered.
phmnix Press nnl Tool Worlks---Tho
Courts III Drlcf-..NeW Suits.

and Mrs CharIson would not move It; Catherine
thon moved it, and Bcono cnsucd, In which
both parties claim to havo boon tho asBnilcd.
by md bye Chris, put in IN appearance, and at
nightfall Hallcd forth and procured warrant OH
"diBortlorly" charge, under color OF which
plaintiff was nrrostod aud taken through tho
strcots by m ollicor, In public disgrace, and
locked III. She appeared before Justice Kauf-
man iu tho morning, and was discharged, thoro
being no caso. Action is brought for tho hnfrer-
Ing, disgrace and noodlessueHs Of tho alleged
outrage.
LARGE DAMAGES FOR COLLISION.
Tho NIaator yesterday, In tho suit Groynn,
owner Of schooror Dolphin, v. schooner j. Zig
lor, reported in favor Of the libolant S3,702 re-
pairB, md $3.50 domursage. Tho lattor ia OK
copied to, and tho Court will decide whether it
ia excessive or not This collision took place in
douso fog, flyo dnYs utter tho Chicago fro, OF
sl,eboygan, when the Poshtgo fEes wore also
raging. Tho evidence WAS OF most oontradio-
tory character, and tho case worry difficult ono.
VIM: II. Condor for libelant and VIM. L. Mitch
eli mud Robert Ray for defendants. Thia iH the
largost collision case decided In tho Admiralty
Court of Chicago for many years. The Court
will give decroo for tho repairs Rs above stated
cru!ion.
AN uSLuoKY ATTORNEY.
Attorney Bllerbuln 10 the most unfortunate
man. in regard to lcad.covoringe, in this city.
with q irat-class plug. Tho othor day hc had
aug built by contract, with exceeding great caro-.
beauty of design, and excellence OF tniBh, and
tho frat timo l,o wore It to court nome arpreoia-
Ing notice, under tho victims signature, again
adorned frghtfully obdurato, stiff-necketl, and
duuty-looliinS structure, in Judge Rogers room:
If tho owner Of thin water shed will roturn my
hat, which l,o has this morning stolon, md if 10
is i'll need Of . bcttor covering, 1will give him
IN order Oh Mackonaio for one OF llis best. Tho
hat he took was m:de for my head, and want
1t. You, or somo ono olso Of the "deat-boat"
order, liuyo stoton two hats from mo, from undor
tho very noso Of Justice within tho last thrco
wccla,'
Tho rejected plug was left on tho BAR and
during tic Temporary absence OF the Clcrk thas
TIE nYAS ExTnADrr1ox CASE.
John Eyass, as he calls himself III his petition
for habcas corpus hut John Sullivan n Missouri
juil-biri, as tho police authorities maintain, was
yesterday again brought up boforo Judge portor,
n tho Criminal Court, OH hearing on tho same
petition. This ia tho mRn who was guilty Of
ueng improper language to tho Court. Ed was
urrcltcd by our police OIL information that ho
wna an cscApol prisoner from g Missouri Jail,
and neatly got off, fow days ago, on notitionfor
babcas corpus, OIL tho representation that he had
loon nrrc6tcd without process. continuation
was Ind, md priaonor was rornnndod, and tho
process was in thomonnwhilo procured. Yoster-
dag, Murslal George ,. Douglas, from Missouri,
md It Icing contcndcd lint ho Waa not tlo man n,
wanted, tho Marshal WINS put on tho witness,
Btnnd, and identified him as the escaped prison.
or. whcrcnpon tho proceedings wcro brought to
all ona and tho petition refused. Sullivan wna
thcu taken away under MI escort OF four police
mon, QUO oil cacl s1e. with handeuffs. ono ee-
foro aud one uoiind, Supt. Waslburn and do
tcctivo bringing up tho Tear.
THE PHOENIX PRESS AND TOOL. WORKS.
John Lauer nnd others yodt"1day obtained an
injunction. in tho Circuit Court, restraining
George G. Tobias from selling any oi tho proper
ty Of the Phoenix Press nnd Tool Works, and also
from any interference with the boukB OF the
company. Tho bill, which WAS lengthy, and fled
late on in tho afternoon, affirmed that Tobias
has control Of tho books Of tho concern, ho and
complainant being proprietors in partnership;
Tint ho las ail along refused to mako up bal
nncc,sheet, aud will not give satisfactory ac-
causos for suspecting his partner Of unfa!rncss,
and ho prays IN accounting, and TINT Tobias bo
restrained collecting moneys, or in any way dis
turbing tho estate, pcadng tho hearing Of tho
auit.
DASKNurroY MATTERS.
Leave was given to Charles II. Rose to file
proof Of debt, With loayo to prosecute, against
Cleaycland & johnson, in bankruptcy, III tho
Hhapc of q supplementary petition showing That M
bnlasce Of salary, and claimant for damages,
ii 500, for bronoh Of contract. Tho samo person
filed formal objection to tho proceedings
against dchtor being Dismissed:
Nehemiah Noumann was adiudicatcd tnnk-
r,pt, end Il neetiug OF creditors ordorod for
Sept, 1G.
Tho proceedings in Ira Y. Mum ct al, Potor
ADLER, md ]. d n. A1etzt wora referred to Nogie-
tor 1libLarl for final report; and proceedings in
g. johnson for 1innl report.
In tho mntter Of Max Hahn and Joseph II.
Bongnrd, an aims wurrant WIS issued for meet
lug on the 18th August. md tho same for 12th
Tho Assignee OF tho Merchants' Insurance
Company, III bankruptcy, yesterday filed with
tho Register his nccoult for tho month just
pRst, showing balance in hand, aftora payment
Of certain diYideudu and salnrios, Of the sum Of
e57,532.57.
III tho mntter Of Higgins l. Brand, r. E.
Jonisins was appointed Assignee; and III tho
matter Of lInnaon & Wuiz, George W. Campbell
Eaa appointed Assignee.
IN ArTAcnMEST.
Richard D. App!eby, Of this city. yesterday tilad
affidavit In attachment in tlI0 Circuit Court ngalnat
John Panahaoher, citizen Of Logausport lud.,
Ginning s273.60 Oh d noto OF $3.50 dated Aug.
/, 1872, payable ono day after dato with interest
at tho rate Of 10 por cent per annuul.
TIE COURTS CONDEMNED,
Christoph WerMer yesterday commenced auit
asa!nat tho City Of Chicago, in case, $4,000
Tho followng assnmpsit suits woro commenced
in tho Hnprcrao Conrt, yoGsorday: John L.
Rico ct n'. '. Horny and JoAoph Lnmlrlte, 200;
Sarah q. md Lzzio Hanmill v. Potor Il. Alon,
$1,000; Myron spoar '. r. F. Mueller, $l,200;
Linn v. Wettoratrom, $1,000; john Treifor Y.
JOHN Losslor, $4,000; e. i. Itichurdaon & Co. Y.
Dernt j. Laro, 81 ,600.
In tho Circuit Court, yesterday, Ohristna
Sophia Hammoll commenced suit against Louis
I,attels, in assusnpsit. &, 600 damages.
Joseph Frouna Yesterday commenced suit In
dobt, si1,A00, In tho Circuit Court, damages
81 400, against Dauiol A. LorIng and Q. q.
Bowen.
Samuel l.. Bailey commenced suit in tho Cir
cult Court, yesterday, in covenant broken, $'l0,-
600 la.nngeB, nganBt James U. ClcnsIuont.
Ernst ii. Guonther yesterday commenced suit,
in trospass, III tho Superior Court, against Henry
IIaso1na,ln, 50, U0O damages.
Tho Marine Company Of Chicago yoatorda7
commenced suit 52o, 600 dalnaEes, IN aHsump"t,
in tho Superior Court, Burton Brothers d Co.
Thoman O. Hewitt yesterday commenced suit,
IN assumpsit, 81, 900 damagoa in tho Superior
Court, against Janlos Baxter.