, 1873-04-23

Thomas Ii. Thompson with asbauohipS his wife
snd aonattng hor affections nnd Tor to iosa OF
ance complainant sooka TO obtain from d.
fendane the aum OF 1000: In hia atfidayltt |
complainant doacribcs tho noductiye wilos Of de- !
d s.1 S1 e snt s9 sraa t19se er TO
succoodod, on tho 10Th Of November, 18'Io, lii |
communicating Ills alleged vllhlny. Complain |
ant roque1ts aiso TINT defendant 10 iolo 70 ba
ns M hs fen fGn5' 1 wieyHg o % %ngSt e. aooct TO o a
fendnnt 0os IN affidavit in w]o1, 10 nvers TINT
ho uas soryca with what In1rportea to ]inyo oo'i
COMICS Of tho original papers, setting forth plain
% s9so Of 1sttom on NV ' 1 IN aa n' '1so a cGr
lection md boltef, mn oxaot copy, hold by ,. Il.
Dow, member Of tito Illinois Legislature,
vaties in important particulars from tho alleged |
copy served Oil him !, that he desifea 60 procure
copy served on him TINT about tho time this
mutt was commenced Barnum Dlaho began, n suit
OF divorce against his wife, baaoa upot charges
Of adultery wtl, defendant at -, % 4, ennge OF
Court, bofore Judge dary and Jury, nntt aitor
throa woeks trial q verdict was r1lnr1,ea against
Barnun B.; TINT Blake llns not, and never Lug,
any mertorloua cause Of ao19n .},g agenat % aetGna
complainnnt'a affidavit have boon adjulcated and
disanproyetl TINT the gratuitous md Wholesale
charges OF adultery with complafnant's wife
scattered through haid atlidaytt aro faleo that
cmy Of defendant, and tl.roatots to ruin hin,
and defendant believes that tllo proacnt
caso .is sought to bo restored from
|. Q desire for revenge on compleinant'a Iart;
that 1t Is eghteon months Hlllco tho original pa
pers wore destroyed by nro from which tlmo
hitherto 10 attempt has boom made to restore
tho pnpcfH to tho alas but, In tho 1bsonee ar
lis privilege aa m attorney Of tho court to DO
las not boforo claimed Ella privilege that at tho
timo snfd cauHo was commenced defendant Sup
posed Blake might bo misinfor1nod aud 8incoro
In s bclief, but long ago ii becanc clear to de-
feudant that tho lnainspring Of Darnums notion
was maiioo
THE WEST s1pE ELECTION FURTHER ArrrpAv1ra.
In the West Chicago contested election cago
tho comp1ainantB will this morning flo tho nfil-
Tho document to which those gentlemen will
append their nnmoB will asaort that they nero
present at m assonblago Oh tho LIST Of April,
town n1nooting, to be hold at The office of tho
Town Clerk 81 West Chicago, on said dny, in tue
"Masonie pni1ding g." cornor of West Randolph
sna Helstoa streo.s ss there vas a ao meeting
Building, by Ito Town Olork Of any otbor:
person having authority to do SO; neither
was there any vote takon By tho asse1nblago pres,
cut to adjourn to my other placc. But that
there WIS meeting called to order ut place
known III No. Is Hnlsted street, whore no Mod
orator was elected or chosen after the. meeting
| was called to order that one Henry Pilgrim MS
sumed to act as Moderator without being chosen
BY tho electors preBent ho calling to his aid ono
| Ihomns Fitzgerald md Patrick 2. Shall, who, to-
gether, proceeded to doc1ure tho polls open for
tho election Of town officers for the Town OF
| Wost Chicago for the year ensuing, and then anl
| there did rocoiyo aud dopoHlt Ii bailot-box
tickets containing tho names Of candidatos
writton thereupon for tho various town Offices .
| The complnnants will alHo t1lo transcript OF
record Of tho Town Clerk Of tho proceedings ut
| tho election. Tho record, in substance, sets
forth, the holding Of tho nooting on tho lat Of
April; pursuant to notice by tho Town Clorls.
citing the posting Of notices, in which notice tho
place Of meeting was flxod ut tho Town Clerks
HalBtod and Randolph streets. The record fur
thor recites that the meeting waa not held at tho
place indicated in the notice, but was callod to
order and hold at No. ii Halsted etreot; That
ins; atA fhat tho @ polls 5ls0 Of " oleotion con-
tinucd open until 4 p n, at whicl, time they
wero closed by Henry Pilgrim, Acting Mode
rasor. After aetting forth su,.lry resolutions,
adopted il regard to raising funds, the AFFIDAVIT
concludes as follows:
AT tho hour Of o'clock, ia the afternoon, on mo-
on which vas put and carried By tno majority of The
moot agan 1t ho olorks oiice at to csu q tlo Oo
Attho tme Of 1nal adjou.nment Of The meeting tho
Pilgrim, the Ac,n9 Moaera.os, 70 the Mesenic 1und-
ing, to 10 counted by himself and his associates.
show that the naeciag was not legally hell in mora
than respect and nlao that tho Acting Moderator
[ erred In not cnnsnBsng tho ballot between tue hours
of and in tho afternoon, tle only hours III which 10
| had any right to do so.
TRADE THAT DID NOT COME OFF.
ohriatian stolat brings action III the 70 Superior
Complainant on March Z, 1879, owned land i'll
the northoast corner Of tho northwost quarter Of
Section 90, Town So, north Of Range II east
containing twenty-five acroB, wieroon he resid-
| ed, On tho date (aforesaid he made Contract
for The exchange thereof for d fAr.n in Kane
County, belonging to Mary J. and Richard L.
Green, together with stock and farm Implements.
] Theoontraot, which WaB made under the condition
their property, waB duly recorded. Complain
ant on several occasions subsequently asked
defendants to produce an abstract Of title to
thor property, but they wero unable to do 30, aa
several IL liens thereon existed among them one
tho contract and did 10, AZ defendants were un-
| ablo to consummato it and now ho wished to
obtain from defendants n roeaBc md discharge
Of record Of Bnid contract, which they will not
grant. Wherefore he .prays that thoy may DO
Hummoned in f. court Of equity, to answer III tho
case, and remove au cloud from con,plainants
title.
NE EXEAT.
4 writ Of ne exeat WAS obtained aud served on
Monday evening, at tho instance Of ono Henry
nreyer, against Jacob Baker and Edward Topin.
| Tho origin Of tho arrest IL as follows On April
18, 1873, sI,it was brought By ono Patrick Fitx-
gorald against Baker and 1opin, by the issuing
Of writ Of attachment against renl estate osn-
cd by them, and tho shorifr attached cl1attol
property Of theirs, consisting Of "G9 load Of
cattlo and one bay mare" On tho 1otl. Of
April, at their request plaintiff, in conjnnction
With defendants, executed forthcoming bond to
tho shol7g in tho penal sum Of S2,885.GJ,
that the baid property should be forth
coming to answer the Judgment Of tho Court.
Lately, it appears, Dakor anil Topin have felt q
hankoring for tho balmy gales OF Indiana, and
purchaaod farms in that State to do which, COM
plainant believes. they sold oil their real cssato
in Illinois, and woro at the point Of selling the
cattle which wero attached by the Shorif, nnd
tolaasod by tho forthcoming bond and moving
in tho direction tasoroa by tho Star Of empire,
Complainant did not fancy being loft tho ono
eole available aigner Of bond with penalty OF
noar]y $1,000; 30 lie went enesgotically to work.