, 1873-12-13

WIS AHlSt oi *IiU NA5f kIo GoA"
,lnetor aud tckot ngent foroby ojootod l,or ut
aislnoy, Without any reasonable oauso. Hero Hllo
was obliged to atay for twelve hours. A promise
WINS mnle tlat tologran, should bo sent to om9l!a
for special ticket b!t tho promise wen not ,1. fn.
to 10 anywhorc cao, waiting for lilo next traia,
refuge lii tho station. She alleges
ts' s eo a se key yeaast eo From wen fG so
haa boon suffering over einoo., Finally ahe
journey. sho has Iocn obliged to lay out s5oo
to euro herself, and tllorofore. aska vordict of
900, QUO al compensation for Tho Injury received.
THE CIRCUIT COUNT cALENDAnH,
which, owing to Tho notion Of tito county M.
tlorittes. woro obliged to bo purchased Inst
torn, aro roady at the Circuit Clerks oflloe, and
will DO furnished. Monday III tho first day OF tho
Doconlbor torn.
Albert r. johnson, Of Kowa1lco, httd Volnt,-
tary petition to bo altutlicated bankrupt. 11ia
liabilities, by hts schedules, appear TO 10 about
+l4 $685. SO. md his gross hsBets $l4: :2a9'de II,
tho dobts duo him. 1Io olaims nrlor, the State
Exemption Inv, s725.60, and ,,ndor tho United
Suites laws $500. Tho casc was roforre1 to
Register L. q. johnson.
samuel Meyers Co. fllea petition @ 10, nga,nst
lcutod to pay tho@ ogbt notes, aggrogating
a2,7O7.22, aud s26 for merchandise sold mud do:
llverod. They allogo, as IN additional net OF
bankruptcy, that ho ooncoal led some Of Ills prop
orty to provont It being takon on legal procets
decd on cortain lots, which haa boon
advertised for Bule Doc. 18. 1873. A rnlo to
Blow Cause waB iBsuod !; also provisional wnr-
rant Of Bcizuro. and injunction against selling
hf8 rcal estate.
Iaaor Juda was adjudged bankrupt by con-
fesaio1l, aud warrant issuod raturnabla lau. IL,
1874. aid George W. oampbsll appointed Pro-
Tho proceedings against Mitchell Richards
woro ordered to DO dismissed, unleha objections
In The matter of tho estate Of J. II. Daniels.
tho ABaigncea report was 1lod and ordorod np~
proved, aud hc allowed to- pay Tho mortg!ago,
md compromise certain claim aa proposed:
Judge Hopkins, on tho question Of objections
lilo I1s Assgnee'p auat account in tho case Of A..
Willis Paine waH referred to Ragistor 1ftbbnrd.
The report Of sale by tile Assignee in the oaee
Of Goo. L.. Boil, Jr., Was ordered to be approved.
BurEnroN COURT NJ nn1EF.
Tho Chicago Composition Grnnito Company,
filed petition against Morris Etnstoln, james
goggin, BENJAMIN r. sohaifncr, 3 Thomas Don't
Yoo, Niary Jape bushnell, Frnuklin Bushnell, Ira
NfcCord, Jacob Pettiiohn, JaBon AlcOord. booy
McCord. George McCord, aud Harriet 1lcOora,
Jr., Elsie pettit john, and George retti]olln, aBh
inE mechanics lien for 81 .246 OH dogGin and
Sohaffnor's building, OH tho southeast corncr OF
State and Adams streets,
Tho First National bank of Iowa City con-
1nonood an action ngainst A. p. Rapp, claiming
$1,000.
Peter Wolf brought suit for $1,000 against A.
T. anil A. G. Becker.
Hon,an, Drown l. 90. flled petition against
II. u. Bushnell and others, for a mechanics lien
on dofendanta' premises on Illinois street, noar
Kiuzie, Ginning that they arc entitled to mo-
cla.lioa lien thereon for ii, ,028.o9. ..
Joseph g. Hull brought suit for 81, 600 against
Timothy Wright.
against the Chicago l. Northwestern Railway
Mary j. and Richard r. Greene brought suit
for e1,500 agailst tho Chicago g. Northwestern
Railway Company. .
Bon iamin W. Thonlaa entered up Judgment
By confession against Thomas Foster for
CIRCUIT COURT IN BRIEF.
Charles VIII and William tllod petition
ngninst rhilo Carpenter, William N. Strong, and
John S. Iewsou, praying mechanics lion on
5ub-LotH T. 2, 8, 4, s. &, Z, md Of Hlouk 47, In
Carpenters Addition to Chicngo alleging that
tl1oro is duo tho sum OF 81, 1887.
james Casey, Patrick Casoy, and Edward
Caaey 'iled pr@cipe in trespaas againat tho
City Of Chicago, claiming $50, 100 damages.
Thomas CaBoy, Edward Casey, Gathering
Casey aud patrols Casey brought suit In tres,
pass againss tho City Of Chicago. laying damages
at $4,000.
Charles B. Hull suod Hoaley Q. Aheley 10,
81 500.