, 1874-11-15

but clYe until next Saturday to show why it
should not be made absolute. or for an opport1-
nifty to adjust mst1ers between the opp2osWtns, 10
WHO appeared for the Receiver stated that they
we're desirous to have the question amlcabty ad-
iuated. They had hoped that tha Receiver and
Assignee could 80 and take stock tose:hef. anu
tiat the Receiver could account to the Assignee,
SO as to bring the latter under the control q
tic State Coart. as we'll = that OF
The United States District Court. Tho
case was therefore continued week, buf
it IL probable that some amicable arrangement
will be made ia the meantime. Indeed, steps
toward it have a1rosdy been taken, but the d1tfl-
entity is about tho Receiver. he insisting that, on
his making final repor7, he shall be dis
charged, ,and his snretiea released, and tho bank
ruptc7 creditors refusing to give an absolute ra-
lease until his accounts are examined
4 DoArp1So-HorsE KEEPERS TROUBLES.
Stephen zoetler keeps n. boarding house, and
Philip Loebsteia is hts guest. This fact may
tnaen toge.Lcr. and soma Incidents OF
their relations, hare. been franght
will, so serious consequences. that
lawyer, clerk, Judge, Deputy She,iG, and re-
porter have Nil been luyolred in some way there
With. We do not intend to imply that Philip WAS
ZoelIer's only boarder, because, Judging from
theamouns he received from that boarder, lie must
have lived on air, promise crammed; !; but he WAS
Ioeller's gueak par o1ceilence,-ehe one around
whom his affections settled, the subject Of his
lB1NDsk AuOuEul5 1SoLu4u- 10 hAO"A NO w ! A4A0
ip's appetite. but there need be no hcsitaocy IN
saying it WIS good,-tie appetite OF men Of
his class usually is fair to middling.
But the ,nods adopted by Philip
in pairing his board-bill is what has caused the
trouble. He ecorned to r1y IN ps}try green
backs, but woula pay in gold To be sure ho
did not have it at the time, but it was coming
due him from little legacy OF $500 just left
linn in Germany. thoagh Zueller is inclined TO
think it must hare been castlo in
the
willy Philip aud conudipE. Zoeller, wont
to tho German Consuls Office. and the
former there formally instructed tho Official to
collect tha legacy. and pay it over TO Zoe!!er.
boarding house keeper now claims that Philip
has privately sent instructions to Germany to
remit to him direct. and not through the Com
sui. aud he fears he will, after all, be cheated
out Of 3l55: the amount now duo. As Loeb
stein has no real estate, or other tangible prop
erty (uor any capital e.ock or franchise that
ieas no exeat ID issued to in
duce the fascinating Philip to prolons his
stay here, Ie will transfer tis operations to
How the money is to be collected, even then, il
not shown. but Zoeller was made happy BY tho
receipt Of order for tue required writ Of ne
e1cat on h;s filing bond for $50.
DIVORCES.
Agnes j. McDougaI is the last claimant for
divorce from drum sen and cruel husband, and.
judging from her story related in her bill. she
is richly entitled to it. She states that she mar
ried Duncan McDousal in 1SC0, and has by him
two children; About sir years asoi hr-
and has become more and more addicted to it,
until. for tho past two years, he has been an
habitual drunkard. To such al extent has he
given himself up to strong drink that she has
ncirhboliuE saloons, hunt him up, and load him
homet But the kind Offices were ill-repald, for
not only would tho defendant drink, but when
drunk he was habitualY q1arrefsomo, and was
accustomed to beat and kick hor. At ono time
lie caught hnr, threw her down. and stamped Oh
her, 1t another. he took knife and threatened
to atnbl,er These violent sets often epeated have
rendered it impossible u live With him, and his
vile language has rendered it necessary to take
the children away, and provide for them else
habits, Mcnousal has, na contractor and
builder, md member Of the firm OF McDouga1
l. Mckinley, become Possessed Of large
amount Of real estate, i.=prove1 or uuimprGyed,
situated at 2o4 ana 251 West Lake street, No. IS
North Morgan street, on park ayon1o. near
Humboldt Park, and elsewhere, valued at $780, GOO.
Mrs. McDousal therefore asks for a divorce,
and an injunction TO prevent her hus-
baud from disposipg Of his pronerty. An in-
junction vas granted by Judge Moore without
bond.
Judge Drumn,ond will be in town tomorrow,
but Judge Elo33ett will not.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
In tho matter Of Henry C. Smith; Nelson l.
Co. filed a petition stating that thoy had con
signed large amount OF goods to tho BANKRUPT
for saio on commission; they believe that
Chaplin j. Bishop has concealed sotno Of them,
and nsk that IN examination may be had. Tie
petition was gfan:ed and Bishop will be ex-
Bradford Hancock. was also authorized 70 re-
tur1, to the owners all goods cousi.Ghd to Smith
prior to his bankruptcy, and to sell his assets it
public auction.
SUPERIOR COURT IN DR1EF.
S. ?. TIton commenced i suit for 5000
nga.nst 3. F. Dalca and L. II. Batten. -.
alillci Wntbon sued William Rau1=ev for $780,
4. 4. Mcdonald suea G. ". Gage, D. A. Gage.
and John 4. Rice tor $1,000.
against Harvey. Edsorton, E: J. Chamberlain.
and George T. Clark for 81, 200.
n, ". Powell sued J. ". Ben. for 81. 900.
CIRCUIT COURT.
George A. Chiids commenced suit agai1Et
George ". Rogers, Ginning $4,000.
Richard p. Collln. bcgao an action in treBpass
against the City Of Chicago, laying damages at
s., 600.
E. 4. Datchclder and ]. F: Don1eld commenced
4 sui. in ttespass against Thomas Il: Wood and
JOHN T.. Wood to recover $4,000 alleged DAM
ages.
TIE cA11-nospAY /
JCDG- BLOpGETr-5G to $50.
JCn0E GAET-1y3, l34, l33, 2GO to Zuo, 20i to
I'll. 213 to .13.
juDoE JAMrsos-144, 145, LIT, 14s, $50 to 1es.
except 154, l61, 1G2.
JUDGE noGEns-No Gill.
JuDaE TRrE-1, Ill .203, ,34i, Loss.
JUDGMENTS:
EurEnroH CouRT-CoSsEss1oss.-D Thornton
rs JOIN j. Page, sj4o. a31ulia Rosenh:u.r Men
ze c.dek and Joseph C!dek s.2s: :75.TAe Four:u Na-
onal Bank w. F. 3. Cole and Henry S. M6l,oe, STs.
JUDGE GAnr.-Tho Il. Witbeck Company ve. August
sIilnouscn, s73.24.-Aara Helena sehacan:r Mi
:hae tuerle and Fraucis Sarx verdict, $500, and
notion for new triaL-Euoch ". Evans rs. Parnen !
Auuson and William WrAy, $54. .65-Charlcs Gianz Of
H. W. J. s.. Bar1~. and Edwin kimbal S3.6'o5o, and
I.tisfcd.
CIRCUIT counr-JUpoE RoGEns-Robcrt Meadow
raft ct II. rs. Elisha Lee 33!7. |
Tho Efrc in the Eclci,cr Nine.
From, tie Sat Lake He7ad. |
The underground tire IN tho Balcher mine on |
frldsy Was terribly exciting and dangerous |
EifAir, Judging from ths descriptions in tho Vir-
,iuia City papers. It caught ia the timbers OF |
i1nFt Oh H., IF foa+ AI,4