, 1873-04-10


Garlic II. Emdahl seeks, in the Superior Court
betweon himself md O. r. hiaberg: On tho 1s i!
April, an ominous Hate,-1s72, he entered nut
partnership With lntcna,ns, aa w'1 bo
toeraDhers At No. 292 Blue Island avenue. lus~
| harp was to keep the books, subject to 1nspcc-
ton of plaintiff, who nvers that IN Keeping mem
he displayed talent Of culinary Tatnoa o1as .o4h 4hot
| he adid " hun, and that defendant now threatena
to sell out the establishment for his own pocu"
liar benefit. To foresfa11 this intention, the
Court issued its injunction bond
petitioned for tho adjudication Of Arnold s Sis
| son, Of Lockpo1t, in the County Of VIII, Illinois,
claiming as creditors on unpaid note OF $780,
Tho proceedings in the suit, Brine Y. The
Board Of Trade, for maudamus to chow cause
uhy he should not be readmitted to his rights
and privileges as member Of tho Board OF
Trade, we're yesterday dismissed in the United
States Circuit Court, by plaintiff, and commenced
IN the Circuit Court Of Cook County.
Tie Assignee Of Chandler, Pomroy j. Co. yes
terday reported to the Register. He has . bal
ton r. Chandler, the Assignee reported o OIL!
ance Of s21, 512.48.
GENERAL NOTES,
The Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Railway
yesterday petitioned in the Circuit Court Tor
tight Of way on the following property, to which
Patrick Egan and Margaret Egan lay claim, rig:
Is feet, moro or less, on tho west end Of Lot No.
l, in Block u, OF the original town, now City OF
Chicago. Tho ground is wanted for depot,
Georgiana s. Cress ct al: bring suit in the
Circuit Court against Mary T.. Clark, Virginia
E. Osborne, and Grace L. Osborne On g petition
for partition Of q tract Of lind lying in the
County Of Cook, viz: Five acres Of land, being
the north half Of the northeast quarter Of tho
Sec. 19, in Township SO, north Of Range Il. east
Of the third principal meridian, otherwise known
as the north half Of Block 81, in the City Coun-
ellis Subdivision Of Subsection 49,
Asa D. Waldron ct al, before Judge Porter,
sought to recover from JesoPh Eda Motfatt and Sam
amount. PlaintiMs got Judgment On tho tug E.
P.Dow, owned by defendants, in the Superior
Court, for the sum Of 81 ,260.50, and costa. The
tug appealed to the Supreme Court, and tho de-
conditional bond OF $4,000, the condition being
that in tho event Of their appeal being succoss-
ful the bond should be null and void, but if un-
successful, it should remnin in force. Defend
ants lost the appeal, and Us plaintiffs have never
been able to recover the Judgment Of either
case, which was interesting, took up tho atten-
ton of tho Court during the entire afternoon,
and the jury retired with instructions to return
sealed verdict.
mechanics lion, interesting probably to the par
ties to the suit, but possessing. no points ploas-
ing to tho reading public, nonopolized SECOND
day. in Judge Booths Court. It will be taken up
again Tomorrow.
The case Of Bright 4 Co. Y. heirs Of P. T. ".
Peck, for execution Of g land contract given by
Peck to J. P. Iglehart, camo up before Judge
Gary. Tho land involved ia of considerable
value. consisting Of twenty-five feet front on
Van Buren, street, east Of State street. Tho case
will occupy the attention Of the Court to-day.
Judge Gary issued decree Of divorce annu1l-
ing the bonds Of unatrimony hitherto existing
between Mr.. and Mrs- FreoloVe.
Tranquility and ease were the rule at the Grim
pied Judge FarEell's attention. Tho decision Of
Judge Williams in the Klokke case is anxiously
looked forward to-.
Elizabeth Thompson, administratzix, brings
an action against the Chicago d Northwestern
Railroad Company, in the Superior Court, for
Edmund Nillets. suea J. J. G. Gillespie, in as
sumpsit, for s., GOO damages.
James Il. Keeler brings action, in the Circuit
Court, against Edward, Hall, on attachment
Ii Philip Murphy Y. Charles Cummings, a new
suit in the Circuit Court, plaintiff petitions for
mechanics lien on Nos. 106 and 1os shurtleH sv-
enue.
serted Judge Blodgett did not hold Court, and
Judge Drulnmond Was engaged in the profound
study Of any quantity Of tangled cases On which
he viii some day be- called upon to deliyer de-
cisions. =
The case Of johnson Y. Dasso was tried before
Judge Rogers yesterday morning. The defend
ant committed trespaRs in removing from the
house Of plaintiff, who 1s living apart from her
husband, stove and stove-plpe and sundry
other articles Of the value Of SIC. The plaintiff
and Judge Rogers, not liking the looks Of the
translator brought forward By plaintiffs counsel,
admitted The evidence Of her daughter. Upon it
the jury found verdict for plaintiff with $50
da1nagcs.
Louis Rienon Y. G. Il. Hellman, before Judge
Rogers, Was case for trespass, plaintiffs asking
$4,000 for alleged false Imprisonment. During
the Ere plaintiff and his father removed He'll
mans personal effects into place Of safety, SO
aafe, indeed, that he alleges ho mover recovered
them. Acting upon the information and advice
OF d policeman, Hellman had Rieuon arrested on
a charge OF larceny, and tTied by Justice Scully,
who discharged him Plaintiffs counsel ridiculed
the idea Of larceny, and showed that his client
ton. The case will be concluded this morning.
In Judge Trees Court the s10,0 600 attorneys
fee case occupied the whole day, and promises to
take up considerable time before it is concluded.
The case Of the Calumet and Chicago Canal
and Dock Company :. Peter 6chlamel terminated
the jury finding for tho plaintiff with
cents damages. Tho effect Of this verdict upon
the Company's 8 stock will doubtless be noticed in
the commercial columns OF city dailics.
Howard A. Streight brings action against
Stephen s.-Jones. in tho Circuit Court, to re-
plevin three oil paintings, OF the aggregate value
OF $500. one Of them . portrait BY Paul Potter,
which he alleges defendant is retaining wrong
fully. :,,:r. -: =
). Kasper G. Smith ct al suo Henry md Fred
prick koieeting, in trespass on the case; dam
ages, 81, ,0U0. :: :. - !. :, g.: i: j
1Thomas II. Jones ct al. suo, in tho Superior |
Court, in assumpsit, August |allbaum, William |
socfker, John Willard, and John Wetzler for !
q, 800, made up OF sight draft accepted BY
hem on tile 31st January, 1871, for $500, still |
unpaid, and five separate amounts OF $500 cach
iabilities arising in the course Of business with
Plaintiffs. :, ..... go i:
Thomas Dana ct al. yesterday: commenced suit
geinBt Charles B. and Theodore F. Brown, in
ssunapsit, $1,000 damages, in the United States
circuit Court II
Tho motion for new trial, In the cage Of Bess- !
'r :. stopha1,i will be argued before Judge Tree
d Saturday. : ~ 49,. ..:..
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NEW SutTS.~>. d.
,THE UE1TED srArEs CIRCUIT CouE7.-1o, DO
nomaa Dana, Charlea E. Richmond, Wm. H. Ray
ond, Thomas Dana, the second and William Young !
Charles 3. Brown and Theodora F. Brown: assunp.
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