, 1873-08-14
Settlement of Claims for Grain
Destroyed in tho Great
Tire.
Donial Of the Motion for Provis~
ional Assignee in the Great
Western Telegraph
Case.
An Unsatisfactory Tratlc~--' Tho
Courts in DricE---Ncw
Suits.


Suits.
Tho Chicago i Alton railroad yentort1ay pro-
cured temporary injunction restraining tho
fce.houHo rccently njoinod from romnining On
certain lot opposite Fairbanks lard and oil man,1-
factory, being removed aoross their track from
sald lot. Tho complainant afrlr1us that IN obey
Ing tho first injunction tic defendants arc pre-
pairing to move tho barn, whiol, is about 100 foot
square, across Grove Htsoot, on which thoir
track is laid, which will blockade their tracks
four or five days, aud put m offcctual stop to
all the through traffic TINT passes oycr their
limo, and CAUSE irroparable loss and injury.
LocK1N6 THE srABLE-DooR IN TIME.
Lizzie Stiueon yesterday petitionel tho 5upe-
rior Court for separate maintenance from.
Jausos, her husband, affirming TINT ho haB do
clared his inteutlon Of soiing hiB saloon bllai-
nosB, No. 148 South Dearborn Btroet. worth
81, ,0G0 or thoreabouts, and gathering up what,
eyor he possesses aud leaving tho city. lie Aas
loft hor to support horself aud the cllildron and
10 pay tho ront by hor own oxertonn as waBher
aud ironos, aud now threatens to desert.
THE GRAIN DESTROYED Df THE FIRE OF 1871.
In tho mntter of the Board Of rrado V. I'M
known persons interested In tho grain stored in
tho following elevators In the City Of Chicago,
viz; Gatona Elevator, Munger s Armour Elo-
vator, Hiram Wheeler Elevator, National Eleva.:
9th Of october, 1871, tho Circuit Court (Judgo
Williatns) yesterday made mn order directing the
Receiver to pay to A. NJ. Wright s. Co. the sum
due TO J. y. Van ren for certain grain on which
tho former made ADVANCES, aud tho receipts for
which they held as collnterAls.
AN UNSATISFACTORY TRADE
Samuel B. Shoror yesterday filed bill to COM
Pol specific performance Of 3 contract. between
Thomas dlligan aud himself, by which certain
lanls wcro to change hands, and n trade of
horses, toams. otc., effected on certain tormH
rather difficult to explain in less than a column
or 30 Of space, which contract aillIgan now re-
fuBo8 to carry out.
a CAUTIOUS TnusTEE.
Thomas B. and Henry II. Seavey we're the hold
otB Of notos givon By jnmea e. and Catherine
Dalton, secured by truBt dcod to Anaon B. Jonks.
Tho decd WAS destroyed In the October, 1871,
fire. Tho period for the payment Of the notea
To foreclose, but ho refused. alleging TINT he
feared to take tho responsibility in tho absence
OF any trust deod authorizing him to do 80 and
compainautH now file bill praying decreo ro-
establishing the trust decd, and directing tho
foreclosure Of mortgage in tho usual way.
oNEAr WESTERN TELEetnArn COMPANY cAsE.
Yesterday tho attorneys for tho Company fled
their petition for rovie" in tho Unitod StnteB
Circuit Court to BOT aside tho aocroe Of adjuli-
cation by tho District Court, which dccroo was
ulso reatllrtnol aa fully reported In THE Tn1B-
usE.
Ills Honor Judge Boagctt, announced that llo
will to-day oyerrulo the motion Of tho petition
ers in Hilton Y. Tho Great Western Telegraph
Company for tho appointment OF q Provisional
Assignee, hhYing already taken tho matter into
consideration, and como to tho conclusion that
all proceedings should be regarded in statu quo
until tho decision Of the caso in review. Tho
Company will, as COON aB the order is entered,
flo bonds to satisfy tho creditors tllat their
claims are aafe until litigation has decided tho
mattor ono way or the other
TO SET As1n1s 4 TnuSr DEED.
8. K. Dow yesterday filed bill iu cbnncery, in
tho Circuit Court, VIM. Saunders OF al. COM
plainants, Y. e. H. Eaton ct al. dcfondnnts, to
get aside trusteo's salo Of real estate undor
trust decd given to secure an indebtedness Of
$2,5U0, tho trustee hAying sold without tho
knowledge or consent Of tho holder OF tho notes i;
and charging TINT the hale WAS contaminated for
1css than ono-fifth tho value of tho property,
and that it waA managed BY connivauce OF cer-
tain of tho defendants for tho solo purpose OF
cutting oil Subsequent trunt deod for several
thousands Of dollars.
THE COURTS IN BRIEF.
Howe Il Prescott yesterday entered confession
Of Judgment by Loora Pointer in tho Circuit
Court. for s214.41.
III. Dcnccr and George Welso yesterday filed
affidavit OF garniBhment against 4. .. lflch, s.
M. AEi1lard and A. G. Chapiu for q Judgment Of
s9845, at their suit againHt IBaiah Shouts.
Stato's Attorney Reed yesterday filed informa~
lion for the restoration of certain Maps destroy
cd by fire in October, 1871, particn!. # Which
will bc found in our record Of yostorda, Ivy
Suits.
Loave was given to tlo original Petitioner in
the matter Of Max Hahn, III bankruptcy, to
withdraw tho deposit, except costs, subject to
DO rejngtatcd in twelve days upon application OF
tho creditors.
The reployin suit In Miller Y. Bussio et al. WAS
yesterday roflod for the purpose Of making
nomo ch, ::sea in tho furniture, &c., in quos-
tion, mud :hangiug tho valuo to sao0,
NEW SUITS.
THE cnous counr:-a l3s-char!es Y: Reed,
sats s. ,, y for ssaers0n Of 9eorEs
thu southwest w. and west aud eaat n Of tho SOUTH
eass u Of secon y, 81 13 also Of 11oines' snbyia-
;sn 6eins rssnsa'zssn s e. nlosks
southeast II. Of scction "A, 81, 10. a.130-Arpeal
s.l37-Appea!. s,l3sM. Dcncer and George Weiso y
siilard, and A. q. Chaplin for 3oe.45. a,1a9-Uowe 4
p!escott Y Loora Pon!er; T. "asunpsit 52nm. s14o-
Appea. 1 sstaI5o wihsld for s,tsisc
4t,6l1-Watson Griffith '. A. II. nobinson ,nochantcs
1900: 44,GlEchicago i Alton 1'aslroad company :
o renoval vi na's Of ho%sa @ H aeross eopa,as 1ac&
Grove ssreot. 44,614-Lzzie v James atinson bill
Fl ~ It Ksn Eli ysTcs saa T. s,ateg
Miller Y. poglass v ussio Mrs. D. v. nussic,
IL a HuEAltt 1eIlbf!A VI 4ulAtuIO elut FA1HSA u
t4A0. &5G17- JOHANN Patrick Olrien bill for di
vorce the ground ut drunkenuuas. 4a,Bl8-Cather
no V. john ". Fletcher bill for divorce; no papers
44,6l9-ThouluK D. and Henry NJ Hcavcy V. James i
anl Catherine Dalton aud Anson Il. Jenks b!!l. A.
6:G-sa1nuel i. sherer Y. Thomas di]ligan bill. A,
62l-2-AppealB.
PORK.PACKERS' CONVENTION.
A meeting Of the pork-packors and provision
dealors OF this city was held In the amal hall o