, 1874-10-04
THE COUltTS.

proloug their lives. THO tather died II 1910
and the mother in 1914"
THE COURTS.
Record OF Business Transacted Ye.-
tcrday.
Tomorrow the fall term of ttho Superior Court
and the United States Circuit aud District Courts
will begin, and the busy season OF litigation set
in. Although tho last laws Of the last session Of
the Legislature have already given rise to i
large amount OF litigation, the coming season
will probably be quite fruitful in misuuderstaud-
ings. Many obscurely-drawn statutes remain to
be construed, particularly thosa relating to hus~
band and wife, aud their rs yet undetermined
and understandable relations.
The State courts expect to call in aid from the
Judges OF the neighbonng counties, if any
room can be found for their accommodation; /;
and certainly, Judging from the number Of suits
begun in the past three months, 1t seems that
Ave or six extra Judges could be accommodated
with business for the next ten months. Tue
character Of tha litigation however. vii not be
go heavy as it Was last year. for tho recent
changes in the Bankrupt law have driven large
number OF small assulnpst claims into court
1t WAS expected that Judge Burns would be
hero thus mouth, IN tho Superior Court: but he
cannot como. Arrangenents are, however,
making for extra Judges in the Superior Court
for November.
THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Bradford Hancock. Assieuee ot Brownlee l.
G1thbert; filed bill asn1lst D, l.. pe.Fson,
to set asde Al alleged fraudulent transfer of 16O
here's of land in Livingston County, valued at
about "a. $40. and described as Lots aud OF
the y. W. j4 OF Sec. !, %, q.
Levi johnson began suit for 81 800 against
the Town OF Osage.
l.. B. Durham commenced euit against A.
Ii. Vaughan and G. ". Van6han, claiming
., ,ooo- ?
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
r. E. jenkins Ta3 appointed Provisional As
eiguce OF the estate Of j. 6. Ianggulu. end tho
baukrupt's stock delivered to him.
In the matter Of Curtis Lord. composition
meeting was ordered to be held before Register
Coon, At a1areugo, Oct 20.
Il discharge was ltsuel to Louis Grelshe'mer-
Davis 4. EIschoH were adjudicatcd bankrupt
and Wrrrant lssael rcturuabla Nov. g.
Tho c:edi ors Of J. 5. Thompson 4; Co. having
agreed to dlscontino proceedings against them,
it wau ordered that the petition be dismls scd
unless objections be fled BY Oct. 10,
The proceedings against James Henncrshuts
were dismissed.
Iu the case Of tho Joliet Iron and stcel Com
pauv, Al order WAS entered that the proceedings
Re dismissed uuiess objections ta tiled Ill ten
days.
In the matter OF Qrcenebaum / Livingston.
the Assignee was ordered to,sell the accot1is anl
claims OF the laultut.s, amounting to about
$20OO0 On giving notice. se1lcl hills to tc re-
ceiyed up to the 10th of October A list Of the
claims Is on file NTH tho petition.
A.d,scharge WA lssued to lsnac 1t. Michael.
sCrEnIoR COURT IN IH1cF.
John II, 3Iclflileu commenced 4 Ruit against
Abort Crosby to Tctuyc- S1,t!u0- ....,
Chapiu !, Gola sued Patrick Grady for 81 GOO.
james Forsyth and Clemens f. l'r.iol.:
brought suit FOR 81 900 against Patrick Bc}laa:
The Union Fouudss Works hlcA Ye..ti N
Il, ~ ttI ri. S-t
nechsnic's lien to the amount Of s1.1s2.ai, Oh
the building Nos. ~ and u Randolph street.
l.. L. Graozlcaf, far the nf e. II. Morse.
began a shit for 5000 s:ainst Wiiiium T.
Jones, Jr.
Charles E. stoll commenced l. a1,it in treFpass
against the Chicago L Alton Railroad Company,
claiming 5000 damages.
THE CALL.
JUDGE GAnT-1 to % on hi. October calendar.
JuDog JAaEsos-1 to 20 Oh his October cal
endar.
JupeE Booru--o1, 80, to So. 81, as to 40, -,
"A to 50, inclusive.
JUDoE TEEr-27 to a., except SO.
JCpGt RooERs-1 to 10.
JUDGMENTS
UNITED STATES CIRcCIr CnrEr-1CDGE BLopGETr
-W!l.i.m !. W.ro vs.is.ac ,z.s.l:'@: ssi.
TIA: ~. FtaIilo Eiatry, <5ia.7o.-ssm* w. t41nc,
s'i5.'o..Masy Green vs: John Young and Nellie
JcDeE GAnr]. 3. Thompson Ct al, vs.. John K,ng,
1r, L s1c::a ". King. anil tic United States MORT
s.Es aeu14 % Sootueurdon s. u
bard, Jr-, B. B. Wiley; verdict 91.171 sud no:ion
JuDos TE::r-E'i.s Lowitz ". Abraham 1.irm,n.
ILLINOIS SUPREME coCRr-NoRTHERN GRAND D1-
VISION.
OTTAWA, Ill, Oct. 3.--Tne Supreme Court met
in pursuance OF adjournment, with al the
Judges present.
Mor1o<s DgcrpEp
257 Glickauf Us. Hessch.m ct al; ten days addi-
tioaaf time above in which to flls abstracts.
35s. Sanls =. Kauimaun; +; satse order.
Marlin Howard was adui1tted to prsctice On foreign
license
ossa Golson Brandt; leave given to assign sddi-
GA. Traullo IS. The peopls. ETC.; s.me ordez.
>, 7oo. seymour r. MeCaoue,: short fseord; appeal
dismissed without damages.
T01. Hunt ~. Matea: appeal dismissed with 5 per
N. Becker rs. Du2ee; 1cavs granted to :h's add:-
10. Letz ~ Mason; motion to strike the brief of
the plaintiff in In reply the defendant iii
CALL OF TIE D,czrT
Ga%on Ga@a,a1 ~, = B1sas Il T. n sern On cal,
~. Tie reop:s ez ,e', vs.. NrI:"osrts passed.
3!5. Pease rs. feilouchouK d: It,; taken c4D.
3&6. Deems Vs. Deems salae.
A7. Pierce ct el. vs. Plumb; same.
34B. Deelanty Va. Warner ct nl Es.ne.
Company "a Mcclure; no briefs; Judgment al
$50. Frazer w. The Board OF Supervisors Of Peoria:
taken e2n.
35l. Noble ct Al. ". Cunningham a.ms.
354. Tobey Va. Price l. G,oE 4z.l1e.
'36 J.. Rodnes ct Al. w. Smith ct al heretofore dis
mAed.
81 Hitch Da1fee, administrative, ct al- same
~: 1r1f7ey 1t al. ". Daggstt: taken on call.
~. L L.wis.E* Graves; sason on caI.
ST.. G.ictaul lIrtacla1n ct al. passed.
Ssz1Hs f3u1nr VS.: His1fmn pzss.d.
$50. Schroeder vs. stfarvey: takcn on call.
80 Wright et al. "a. Gould; same.
f1Ro en- <bsgins-at 26l aud ends with $50 On
lrui1iS.
III. Court adjourned Ella o'clock Monday az
; tef1poa: - go r.: ~
'~z+*:' ''tsransi,opper: :Ssrxcry.
"a 66race arccuwood,- n writing from Colorado,
Eays it mas cx'octcatilat Ve shonl1 have iue e1-
hsbitlon Of f,trtn aud garden PRODUCTS but ..rean
p.oG59s ?, q aa3 he g1a;$enner dSpo; 49,
huasFaeEiug-on the=sct1snfal= assertion fti1Et
itall leIh Is SIaes,"t ha9 takeu TO- RECALLING Linz