, 1873-11-17
THE COURTS,
An Unhappy misunderstanding
Between Ncighbors.
\, The Howell Case---Notes from ALL tho
Courts.--Inilictmcnt Returned
by tho Grand Jury.


Superior Court againat Conrad Gellrko, to quiet
his title to certain land. 1o alleges that ho and
Gehrho bought tho Houth part Of tho north fsac-
tionnl half Of tho north half Of tho oast half OF
tho northwest quarter Of Sec. 2S, 40, Il. Short
" afterward tley agrood to divide tho west 4oU
foot, and did 30, oach taking 200 feet, leaa a
street Of fifty feet. which Was laid out bot"con
their Respective pieces Of ground. Both built on
their lots. aud lived peaceab1y for six years, and
until fow months ago, wheu defendant claimed
that tho partition was invalid, and Ind boon ro-
eofnt1ed, md lo was entitled to one-haR interest
Oh the land on which comp1ainants house is situ-
hted. Drauckmann 10 fearful tint 0ohrke will
sell the land mud thus create cloud Oh COM
p1ainant's tIto, there being no ovidonce Of tho
partition,and asks that Gohrko may DO restrained
from solllng, and TINT tho partition may DO con-
ai1ored as valid.
QUARREL OVER DlsT1LLEnY.
John Z. Day filod bill In tho Circuit Court
Saturday against Charles J. Singer, Eva Singer
and Jacob Singer, to provont them getting pos
session of a dstiilory. Complainant alleges
that on September i. 1878, ho leased from
Charles Il J. Singer d!aillery stnated d; % nlock
s; ". Il Of SEQ. 35, 80, II. Owing to tho
difficulty TOT getting the lconso chang
Cd. IT Vas agreed that fer .
Lhle tuo distlllery SHOULD 90 run IN blnBefa
na1no. Complainant vent in, bought grain, and
commenced making highwines, and claims he
has now OH hand 81, 600 worth OF Ighwinos and
$1,000 worth of grain. Singer however, has
i9toly rofuaed to secognizo the rights Of COM
lcctor TINT ho would not recognize complainant's
signature, 30 that said Day III unable to withdraw
THO liquor manufactured from the distillery and
sou it. Dofondnnt threatens to take possession
Of the distillery and sell tho higliwinos, and
complainant therefore asks IN injunction to pre-
vent him interfering, which was granted by
Judge Williams. undor bond for 81 600.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
Robert Cunningham, and Dominiok o. Thomson.
filed q petition against George Dickinson, claim
ing certain Bum duo in q judgment, and hllog-
tex i9S franduloat mortgage Of his stoeh at No.
sale under said mortgage. rulo to show cause
and provisional warrant Of seizure under bond
Of $1,000 woro issued.
Thomas ?. Courtney l. Co, fled petition
against J: a: Lafferty, on promiBgory noto for
$l,0S9, which ls overdue and unpaid. 4 rule to
show cause was entered, roturnablo Nov "a. !.
Tho sugg md Boiensdorf Manufacturing Com
eon, and Adolph Bowmeior, tilod petition
Jointly against James A. Hulett, On some ac-
cepted drafts and merchandise sold aggregatinK
s2s1 SO, and alleging that Hulett nude fIaudu-
tent to defraud his creditors. 4 rule to show
cause WAS entered roturnable Nov. 20, and an
injunction was also issued.
III tho caHo Of Holen II. Hoight, time was
Eyon to Alexander Drake to flo proofs of debt
and objections to her dismissal.
THE nor Ill oABE.
Tho reading Of tho dispositions Of Nelson
Runyon. john Walaron. and Lewis 7. Howell,
day Saturday: Tho testimony was mostly cor
roborntivo of the main Witnesses Smith md
Sigler. Judging from the rate at which tho
tsia ls progressing at prosont, it will occupy all
Of this Wook at least.
UNITED STATES counrs.
William a. Phelps commenced suit against
Charles G. Boalt for 51,800.
Joseph Il. Payaon, az Assignee Of the Ropub-
BY affidavit on creditors bill against IA. Par
ish for 91,043.G7.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Joseph Gordon commenced m action against
Alexander Bell for 81, 600.
William D. pahlman, for tho use Of the Manu-
facturer's National Bank, brought suit In as
sumpsit against the Black River Insurance Com
pany for - 600. :.
agaiust the Merchant'a Mutual Insurance CON-
pany Cor $1,000.
An action in asHumpsit WAS begun by George
r. Mclaughlin and Thomas r. Scanlon against
Ferdinand Q. Light aud William T. Johnson for
a6.0U0.
Samuel Giesman and Leopold Dauxbnum Tiled
- prmcipe in aasumpsit against William Roberta
GUuI ID O4It4b Drought Ht1lb ak4luBk UkIlHL0-
Phor D. Austin, to recover 90, ,000.
J: Boyhin Leo commenced a suit against Jos.
B. Quinn and Mary E. Quinn, for 1000.
1lahlon D. Ogden and E. II. Sheldon, both In
E, James, deceased, brought suit against William
J. Ralph, to recover $4,000.
Isaac and John ?. Davies filed prRcipe
agaiust Charlea g. Z. prussing, for $4,000.
Aldon Fruit-P1oserying Company, in aasumpBlt,
for $4,000.
Rand. MeNaly 4 Co: filed prmcipe against
Horny III. Kidder, for $4,000.
II. Il. dardnor and Fred Il. Gould Tor 81, ,b6a.2s.
John N. JcWett brought suit in tho Circuit
Court in replevin against Chhrlea Daft and
Frederick Daft to recover . carriage, buggy and
sleigh, OF tho value Of 81, 200.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Saturday was n1raiEnment day In the Criminal
Court. Fifty eight pereons we're arratgned o1
whom eleven pleaded guilty. The following are
Dornsolul. for assault with intont to kill hil
vito Annn Bornsolu1. Emmett Oulbreth, for for
gerry Of the name Of Carson, Scott, Piia l. Co
John Hanley, assault With intent to kill Richart
Leonard and James Reynolds we're also indicted
for assaults with intent to kill. 8. ". MoNetl, "
Live, and Andrew D. Swanson were indicted
for oonccaling mortgaged property. The trial
Of those arraigned Saturday will bo commenced
to-day.
Margaret T. Miliward was appointed admins.
traitor OF tho estate Of Henry Milwsrd under
bond of $4,000,
Sarah L. Mitchell WAS appointed guardian O
William Henry Mitchell under bond 10
II the case Of orrtn Miller the present admin
istratrix, Susan Miller, Was removed, the Cour
finding that she was not the widow, and letter
OF administration do bons non granted T. II
Wilder under bond OF o., 900.
PERSONAL.