, 1873-04-08

his tathor's store, and ivod in tho house, s,tc-
ooodod in accomplishing tho girls ruin, unlor
romtao OF marriage Whom her sit"at,on h. b.
young, nun, ,refnaod to hoop his proinlne,
and confeaaod hcr fault. The defendant
gs{gnE don't sn1 70 A. ppss Rhs Rhroe0Sangs Il
holding Theodore In bail, and that .formality
having boon gono through, tile case was con-
tfnued until yentortlay to await tho result Of the
girls atato. On Friday sllo was takon Ill, and
tunato grl. .dloi With her hol,co tho suit.
AN UNSATISFACTORY TRADE.
mour brought an action 'ngainat William oaw~
son, PRAYING for OIL Injunction to stay .procood-
ings' ass Complainant about tho 2stl, Of March,
village Of Thornton Station, upon which wore
valuable improvements, combating Of a $14,000
aonrng-min. CawHon, ut tho eatno tfme claim
ed possession Of D farm In tho County Of Horny,
ship 10, north Of Rango g. cest Of tho 4th F; H.,
Sheriff on an execution to ono An
drew Crawford for about s4,444.28 who
vas about to expire on t}io 18th Of April 1879;
C1nwson, who claimed to ho q practical rniIler,
proposed to purchase eeymour'B mill, paying q
part by conveying tho land and certain liyo stock
orty, olawson valuing hls, II FREQ OF inou,nbranco,
at $4,000. An o1chango waa agrood npon, sey-
mour engaging to sell Ills property for $14, 200,
taking in payment tho firm At 510, 900, less tho
sum Of money required to olear # Of inouul-
monoyin tivo equal aunual instalmonte, with 10
por cont interest. Claweon ngreod to purchase
tho mill npon these ter1ns, aud to, secure tho
{ho dao y to a
rcdoomed It from tho aale to Crawford, paying
him ~ 8G0. leaving tho sum Of ct, 102 81 to DO
applied towards payment Of tho mill property.
sun q sa,7oa remained s to 30 paid, %
montH. Upon tho execution and do
Ivory Of tho decd, Seymour entered into
possession Of tho farm, md Olnwgon began
working the mill. Seymour was not nblo BubBe-
quontly to got Clawson to accept n doed Of the
mill property, aud execute tho notos and tho &C.
curing mortgage. Olawaon tomporized and re-
fused to complete the purchase, Seymour
property, olawson has 30 allowed tho mill prop
erty to 1eprcclate in value from want Of proper
caro and attention, that 1t is now not sufficient
security for the unsettled part Of tho original
yoarly inntal1menta is now duo, with years In
terest In all 90, $4,000. Clnwson rofusoa now to
rocoiyo conveyance OF tho mill property, or to
execute tho notoa and mortgages, and began In
August last an action against seymour for the
farm, eto., who now prayB for mn injunction re-
straining that proceeding, aud summons to or
der Clawson to appear in court, to mako answer
unto all thoso matters.
SUIT FOR THE POSSESSION OF VEs8EL.
Wallace Bullen and Joel Taylor Of this btate.
yesterday brought suit against John stupinBki,
OF Detroit, Mich, for specific performance Of
contract to sell them tho vesBel Florotta, OF De-
troit. They allego that Oh the 2tst March last,
$4,000, md paid q Brm Of money on the agreo-
ment to bind tho bargain. Tho vegaol waa then
in Milwaukee, bound for Buffalo, and tile agroo-
ment was to tho effect that tile oomplainants
atoly, run hor to Buffalo, N. T.. for which port
tho engagemont Of tho Captain for tho
balance Of tho soaaon. The necessary
deeds were prepared and presented to the de-
iendant for completion, when he refused to have
anything whatever to do with the mntter.
Wherefore, tho complainantB pray an injunction
restraining tho dofondant assigning tic prop
arty; Tor an account Of tho earnings Of tho Vea-
eel from tho dato Of the completion Of tho con-
tract, and for specific performance.
SALVAGE.
Williams and othore, tho ownera Of the steam-
tug J. ". Peabody, yestorday brought suit
against the aohooner Sardinia, for salvage, in
Tho lbelant afRrms that on tho 4th Of No
vomber, 1871, the Sardinia was lying at the rail-
road wharf, Duluth, without tho protection Of
either . breakWator or harbor, when hurricane
6f1huK upt A04 LII BGuHQuGI HAB I'LL 1IUluluGut.
danger Of boipg wrecked. In this emergency
tho maatcr Of the Sardinia sent for the steam
tug SO assist them, and tho J. ". Peabody put
oaF ouy TO dpe ass and d
achooner's timbera wore already starting. aud
sha could not much longer have held together.
Tho ownors Of tho ting rolata that their vessel
was used only for the towage. of Williams own
vessels In Lake Superior In the neighborhood OF
Duluth. Tho vessel salvaged WAS valued ut
910, 900, and her cargo ut $4,000. ,
BEW1Nd MACHINE ATTACHMENT PATENT.
The Fuller Tuck Croasor Patent Infringement
auit, which is familiar to most Of tho roadors OF
Drummond and Blodgott, who will moot In con-
sultation shortly, and decide whether there has
been any infringement or not Of tho patent.
i, Ihe suit ls Of some importance. for tho reaaon
and Ross tuok-creasers, which practically include
az creasers of the needlo bar System used In the
United States, and tue amount involved would
consequently 30 very large. The matter was
argued oxhanstiTely, and there is nothing new to
ADD TO what has already been said on tho subject
in The TRIBUNE.
THE 'NEws" PRINTING COMPANY.
At the frat mootfrg Of the creditors Of tho
.ohicag9 Ne1os Company, Featerday, before Reg
eignoe. Tho schedule OF tho Company shows
that the capital Rtock subscribed exceeded
s42 ,160, tho debts amounting to only s0,700,
which hayo yet to bo satisfied. The press,
typosp ana engine afa stored away In different
warehouses, subject to sale Of mortgegees. They
wore mortgagod, in September, 1919, to q. II.
McOormick, for g., 600, and afterwards to -
Davis for g., 600. In November tho Company
s.lape1nded publication, and the property WIS
It now Is; They havo accepted 1t in full Of al
SUIT FOR oVEnPLus OF SALE PRICE OYER MOTT,
...... GAGE.
A firm named Engel, Anderson d Johnaon,
bought quantity Of lumber from White 8
Hafner In July last, valued at $4,000, tor which
they gava their notes secured by cllattel mort
gage On Nos. n and 7b Noble ntroot. The latter
delivered lumber to tho value Of 81 900. and !
then, as the former alloge, in bill yestorday !
q fled in tho Superior Court. refused to deliver
the balance. White l. Hafner arc said to have |
sold tho note for $1,000 to Martin Culver who |
waa duly noticed Of the failure Of contract for |
which tho note was given, Then johnson sold !
lns one-third interest in tho business,
to ono Jackson, to whom duo notice
Ind hmm eyiynn rf TIM