, 1873-11-08
THE COURTS.
The Kennedy Habeas Corpus
Case Opened Up Again. !
Action Against Judges Of Election in
the First Ward.
A Lawyer Claims $4,000 damages
Because His Vote Was Mum.
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Indictment Of Donald. Mckay for Is
.,:.: suing Fraudulent Naturaliza-
/. ..-:' Il tion Papers. "7''
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49, THE KENNEDY nApEAs oonrVs GAZE.
The Ellen Kennedy caso oame up ngain
before judge Williams yeaterday on an examina-
tion Of tho Directors OF tho Orphan Asylum.
Ihoy tlod thoir answers some time ago. but Mr.;
Moran, counsel for Mrs. Konnody, wished to
know II they had siuoe learned OF !l'.e.. where-
sbouts Of Elton Kennedy. o. :. :.,.*:
Mrs. sayets, President Of tho Board Of. Diruo7
tors Of tho Orphan Asylum. WAS sworn, and tes-:
tilted that :she. knew Ellen Kennody i, did
not know when sho: loft. tho, aeylurn
drat knew j., OF /. her ;. lowing on
Monday. tho day after; she left, tby:a note from
tho teachor, Miss Myers, who loft soon .nftor
!Euon disappeared Alrs Denham and: Miss
Myers had chief control Of Tho Asylum did not
know when Mrs. Dcnla1n left, nor whero she
was did not know whore Miss Swan was; she
left the lat dny Of October saw her on tho 15ths
did not choose to tell whero che saw hor last
would not tell whether she saw her yesterday or
not. "'' ''' s.' r. . :. ~
Mr. Moran roterrod. the matter to tho Court,
and Judge Williams decided the question fair
one, and that Mrs. saycra must answer.
Witness then said she saw Miss Swan yea.cr-
serday Crhulsdhy) morning, IN the yard Of tho
Asylum. She waa supposed to bo at her homo
when Elton loft; she left two or throe weeks
before Elton went away;' could not tell where
Miss Charlotte II. Blake waa saw her hast 1T
the reception sho was very Ill then,; but had
aince gone out on hor agency Some one at the
Asylum told her that Miss Blake had gone; wit
moss did not take any steps to find Ellen when
she went: away; mover hoard Of any official in-
vestigation being made; has never boon in-
formed in whose company Ellen went away; did
not feel any curiosity on tic subject; there WIS
= writ out, for witnens, but she had not
been sorved; had asked no questions about
Ellen Kennedy, md did not wlah to know,where
eho was; did not know whethor nho could find
out by asking; ut tho Asylum Ellon's name had
been mentioned At the meetings, but nothing
said: of lar, whereabouts; there had boon a
change OF tho Matzon since the girl'a disappear
anco; did not know her before, but took her on
recommendation; never heard that Elton was in
the company Of, .OLaz}otte N. Blake and some
body else; heard sha went to church with somo
Of the larger girls, late On the evening in ques-
ton; knew Ellen. "disanpBared, then, hut asked
90 questions aIp4it It did not know whether
ele WAS dead oG aliee.
hi,s: DottaN,rd ono q tho Directors of tho
saw hef l%eek or 30 before Bho- left did not
Know w4ether Mlsa Blake was at tho Asylum or
not' no' 2a0 not soen her for some wcekg saw her
az 1hyl'nm last she wes sti IN the keeping
Gnon's leaving tic Asylum, except what she road
IN tho papers novor Had word about her DIS
Aprearenco; did not know whether she was dead
OF alive; 1t was Understood that she would run
away; Ellen had stated that fact; did not un-
derataud that she had run away did
not know vhethor she: had rim away
whether hI9s Blake won't away about that time !;
thought AI1s. Ben1lam told her Of Ellcns disap-
.pearauce Mrs. Benhanls connection with the
Asylum ceased some two OR three 1nonthB ago;
had heard that mn apron belonging to Elton came
back to the Asylum 1t WAS brought by Mrs. J..
7fcDonald, who 1vea on Twenty eighth street j;
.she was now in the city; aaw her about o'clook
to Mrs. McDonaldis and Loft her apron there st
the time; hoard . ruulor that hor mother had
stolen hers there was considerable wonder
S5ppT as hs to whs5G erin Esn on VAS did ao
bnen; heard that guardian. had boen ap-
pointed BY the Court SAN, Miss Swan last this
morning at BIT dd
Asylum could take better cafe OF Ellen than her
mother, and WAS not III favor Of her returning
.Hpn1e. 81
Mra. sayers stated voluntarily that She first
knew Of tue appointment Of q guardian through
sMiaH Blake, on Sunday afternoon, aud said then
that If the order was granted tho girl must be
!gurrendered.
Very little that was new WAS eiioited, tho wit
nesses being remarkably ignorant.. Of Elen's
whereabouts. The case MAS continued until HRS.
Blakely. Hiss Swan, and Miss Blake could be
summoned -"
ACTION AGAINST JUDGES or ELECTION.
u. Harry Halnmer has made strike for froe-
dom and notorloty BY filing = bill against 4. E.
Swift. Walter: 8. Hull. and; Stephen g. Brown
Ward. Plaintin alleges that on. election day
he handed In hs ballot to the above Inspectors.
at the same time requesting them not 10 mark
YIN any number %;a ThsA howevas put No.
Hammer thinks that his vota might thus be-
made known. and asks 100000 damages for tho
horrible outrage.
INJUNCTION AaAnsT TRANSFERRING l. NOTE,
against J. Il. Il. Tuck, Go,,rge L. Childs. and
Ocsayins Prince, to restrain them from selling
9g ST t1snsf@rfing m tn aid nsS Sck 5or gysa
that Tuck and one Sanger can1o to him, and iu-
duced him to go into mining company to be
1ormed at Sat Lake. Utah = appears that one
to soil out. Tuck and he made some secret
agreement by which Tuck should got rid Of it.
and he accordingly came to comqainant several
times to induce him to go into the scheme, but
had purchased two-thirds Of soribuor's interest,
which he was to sell at Oh, 600 per sharo Of one
twelfth interest. Downing waa potenaded to buy
pne ahaEe. on Tuck representing that be vas ae-
quainted with tho land and WAS . practical geol-
ogiat, and the land was yeryvaluable. It proved
10 DO ono OF the CASTLES III Spain, aud utterly
worthless, and complainant, therefore, asks that
here by Childs and Prince. until tho truth is
known. An injunction was issued by Judge
Williams, under = bond Of $500.