, 1873-03-06
State and Federal Uourts---Deoision
by Judge Earwoll.
States Attorney Reed and tho Driver
REGARD.
Bankruptcy and Goncrnl Notes---
New Suits.

ance, due on tho Htools-noto Of tho complainant,
on the vnrioua grounds stated in previous Mt
tempta Of that nnturo which are already fanilinr
to tho readers Of TnE Tn1nuxn. uo claims that
tho Company contracted to issuo to him certii1-
cato Of full paid-up stock On tho payment of 20
per cont OF tho faco valuo, on tho agrocmcnt that
nothing moro would over bo raid thereon, md
that nothing could oyor DO co]octod by assess-@
menta thereon, no matter What tho circumstances.
c}mpny Vac a5o to VI %n tho ne
dent, Represented TINT tue complainant should
eupply furniture and bo paid for 1t by ntool, not
advancing Q dollar In money, tho amount Of tho
csot esn ssoo m m az eT5nESa fny a aa
up stock, on which interest was to be receiyed
By complainant ut tho rato Of 10 per cont. Ho
makes tho usual oliectionn as to inereano OF
capitol being based on forgeries,, and thoroforo
illegal, otc., md concludes with tho usual prayer
for Injunction nnd relief.
JUDGE rARwELL ON STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
Judge Farwoll who has for long timo been
Boarchng the authortioB for information an to
Federal Courts that have como up In tho suit.
Beers y. Richmond ct al., yesterday delivered
his opinion.
Us between hor and tho complainant Beers.
this State, versuu nIary Riehmond, a rosi-
don't Of the State Of New York, t'I and
Beers, Judgment creditor Of Thomas Richmond,
flea creditors bill against Mnry Richmond,
oxooutrix Of Dean Rich1nond, deceased, lnto Of
New York, party, aeoking to reach property
mond d Co. 10 Dem Richmond, as security for
money loaned. Mary RicLmond petitions to
have the caueo removed to the Unitcd States
Circuit Court, aa betwoon horsof mud tho COM
plainant Dcors, claiming that thore can be final
discrimination in TINT Court Of their 1ighta with
out the presence there Of tho other Rcbuonda
% defendants. Tho Court held TINT, in
asmuch aa tho bill called for IN nc
counting, tho mortgngora ns well rs
the mortgagco are indispensable partios, and
that there caunot 10 final determination, with
in the meaning of the law, In their absence; re-
to1rlng, II H., support Of this position to first
$50, second Curtis Circuit Court Reports, pago
III, and third Summer Circnt Report9, page
The parties nro not prevented by this decision,
applying to tho U::itcd States Circuit Court for
permission, which they will probably do,
when the vlows Of Judge DEammond will DO
learned.
THE STATE ATTORNEY AND TIE DRIVER RECORD.
Yesterday morning, State Attorney Reed waa
IN frequent consultation with Judge Gary and
Judge Rogers, as to tho record IN the Driver
ease. appealcd to the Supreme Court. 11r. Rocd
having got through with his interview NTH
adge N9s'ta Gar II sas to
Court adjourned tho regular business. Mr..
Reed pointed out tho various n,attera which in
s oninn mish M PrP4Xn,n inquiry hy the En-
On tho mnttor submitted. ,gave bis opinion in
detail thereon, whoreupon tho Btato's Attorney
began rolling up his papors, and growling soto
vocet about tho Supreme Court selecting linn for
2 victim: Tho reporter approached, soothing
the irate gentleman with the reflection that ho
would mako a worry pretty martyr, aome day, If
he tried hard enough.
Mr.. Reed said ho had every reason to complain.
II tho Supreme Court wanted to find fault, they
ought to hnyo found fault with tho lawyers as
vol ns him and Judge Porter, too. But oh no !;
they ooulon't pitch into them, but must turn on
him. But thoyd hive cloan record this time.
Judge Gary sid that II tho Supreme Court
mntter what AIr: Reed did with 1t. 1t was no
uso trying To make clean record in such a case.
It was impossible, II tho Court was so deter
mined.
The stato's Attorney was resolved That he
Tould give them no fair ohanco.
Judge Gary-f Judge NIcAllister is determined
to have rap at you. and II the other eix Judges
Of The Supreme, Court stand by him, it is no
Aud the Judge, grlmly smiling, put On tho
bandago with one hand, and, holding the scales
with tho other, proceeded to weigh out Justice
with unimparod choerfuluess md impartiality.
THE GREAT WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
ing as filed ia tho Circuit Court Of Cook COUNTY
yesterday morning, by the Directors Of tho Groat
Mestern Telegraph fcopany Its contents may
ment Moving--They Pray the Court to Order an
accounting by,Reoye-Thoy Ask Reference Of tho
Entire Matter to q 11aatorin Ohancsry." Up to s
o'clock, the usual hour for closing the courts,
ey oep ypaDhes dd ne aqa p4ea eg ana II Of b pa
BILL, the reader is cautioned TINT tho pretended
bill is no more mattor OF record Of Cook County
than it an outsider were to bring copy Of some-
time to this journal to bo printed. W1!atover
the bill may turn out to be, whom 1t Ia tod, the
facts and lgure1 will probably prove to be famil-
lar to the readers Of this colum.
p,y1aoE PUT 1an49sa @ 1SsEyES HOURS
tho divorce suits, sarah ]. Y. Jamos Il. Wright,
were filed In tho Superior Court. They Woro
Immediately carried before Judge Gary, aud tho
usual forlnalities gone through, and roferrod to
Mastor In Chancery, who took evidence, and
reported before tho rising Of tho Court. Tho
defendant appeared before tic Judge aud Of
ferod no defense, and before 5 o'clock tho de-
cree OF divorce Wns entered.
Tho reporter remarked TINT 1t WAS quick work.
Judge Gary said 1t WAS put through in time for
the partiea to marry again last night, If they
lil:ed, and como before him III entirely now
suits to-tlay.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
MoDonougl, price {: Co., yesterday prayod
TOR the adjudication of r. q. Stacey. claiming US
follows, whatever 1t 1nay amount to, thnt ''tho
said Z: G. Stacey was Il nemtos Of tho firm Of
G. B. Stacey Son, md On behalf Of said firm,
and In its unme, contracted with your petitioners
to deliver to tlom 100 tons Of huukH, US needed.
IN payment for Which said AIcDonougll, prico j.
Go. executed and delivered to said &. B. stncoy
Son their three pronlissory notea for ii 500
each, two OF which have sinoo been paid"
phoy nllego aB acts Of bankruptcy that 4. G.
Stacey, being inBolyont, Oh tho 17th Of january,
1878, suffered liia property to bo taken on legal
process with intent TO give preference to Lis
crcjitors.
In tho mnttcr of William ". Wood Il Co., tho
Assignee yesterday filed petition for leaso to
tell the bauirupts property in Rockford valued
1t from lG000 to SIR, 900, which iA mortgagad
Tor mora TINT it ia worth praying that tho pro-
seeds bo divided among tho creditors holding
mortgages to oxtinguish all c1nims, both againnt
tho roal estate and tho other property uf tho
srealtors. 4 1ule wau entered on the parties to
!how causo why this should not DO done, on tho
10Th inst.