, 1873-01-09

vol as divorce.
au1r ON RAILROAD BONDS.
Tho Supervisors Of Putnam County yeatordny
tomurred to lilo payn,olt Of interest on 'oupontl
of S)00OO railroad bonds, in tho Aliit Noble v.
Putnam, County Doarl OF Supervisors, boforo
J,1J,0 Dlo,igutt. Tho peoplo yntol tlleso bonds
N l,7o to tllo Kankakco 4 Illinois lsailroad Com
any, which afterwards morgod into the 1udiana
although Il llad o,co l,ecn natlo, was now roaist.
cd on the ground Of tho consolidation not boing
lawru1 tint tho first Company coasing to oxist
by boing merged In tho other tho obligations
os,sa Of Tho &C. soHny , MS ne to can.v the bonds also n2
authorized to Issue coupon bonds. Tile hodor
OF tho bonds, Mr.. Nugent, is a gentleman living
in Philadelphia; lie il President Of tho Amorl-
can Lifo insurance Company. No result hns
boen ronched.
IN THE o1nou1r COURT.
Tho following actions for trospaya on tho case
woro commenced Ja:noB M. Cutler v. Alonzo
en,l Ily. 4. Huntington md Chas. v. nIcIano,
$4,000 George Lriolph v. Elizabeth Damn,
Brown, Antony Wright and D.. g. Hamilton,
$1,000; Elof anderson v. Garden City Mann
featuring mud Supply Company, :25, 900; Ale9-
ander and Anna owona =. Horny Hatch md r.
os''G o o sp' q s sf ''Haias Hassps f' assse 0Dsa'
Cass. 90. 900: Ellen G. Wallace v. s. Glockhanf,
mud 3. 4. Sc'igman, $1,000 mud Ela Peterson
v. W. Colburn, $4,000. George ". Sullivan
says his ANCESTORS III Franco bore tho name Of
sohier, mud l1e prays that tho Court may sane
tlon change of name accordingly.
IN THE DI5rl1OT couET.
Tho jury i'll Tho caRo Of Upton Assignee Of tho
Great wosor I;'s4rsn:o a'y. G9npany, u Mstteson
tho eamo .plainHT v. Durham, for tho agscss-
ment OH f'O shareB was commenced. Defaults
in pnita brought by tho Assignee Of tho Equita-
bl:. INSURANCE Company against various stock
Is %1t.t 1u1~ 1x1r
their atuck-notcs, wc:o yesterday entered, and q
refercnco ordered to Tho Master 10 take proofs.
III THE cnI,iINAL COUNT.
john Wilaon, whilst visiting nt tho houso Of the
widowed sisler-i in-law Of ono Schiomls, on Thir-
tyiiftll gtyact, blot Schionls boca,o lie forbade
him tho honae. Il, was yostorslay seut to tho
Pouitontiary for seven years. Tho Boyce trial
10 lSa1 for tho 22d instant, Bill Wray will bo
tried this morning. Tho whtskoy Cases bofo-o
thiA Court aro set for trial to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS EoTEs.
= A plank was blown tho through ROOF Of tho
City Hal, 3yestertlay forenoon, elld crashed into
Judgo Portors Court, which was full Of people
ut THO tin1c, mud thonco into the Rocordors Of
hco, below, nlao full Of olorks and cltizeus. No
ono was Injured.
toy divorce from i.is vito, Caroline G. Hoi'1e,
affirming that el,o has Left his bod aud board
to 1.-Two lit open adultery with ono Barnard Egan,
and that sho has indnlgod In aaultorous intor-
course with divers othor mon,
Judge porter'a minute book exhibits somo-
thing loss than dozen pagos Of closely written
orders. TIE TRIBUNE not boing volume Of
Superior Court records, does not pretond to print
them.
In the Admiralty Conrt, orders wcre givon for
tho Halo Of tho schooner Racino, TO pay juds-
1nents IN favor Of Jacob Olson and John GEL
hover, for wages.
In tho County Court. poyton Il. Chandler,
bankrupt, renowned tho oxocutorship In the
ostate Of Isabella Smith, which has given him
much trouble.
Judge Rogers boguilcd the tedious hours, yos-
terday, by hoering Goodwin '. Wallin aud
Dahnon Y. Norton, jury trials, and hearing
motions.
Judge Treo has not finished the hearing OF
Toomoy ". The Un!tea Statos Brick Company,
which Is of no public interest whatever.