, 1874-01-16
THE COURTS.
Soandalous Conduct Of a Coon.
Bankruptcy Itc1ns.--Now Suits---
Criminal Gases.

Bankruptcy Itcms.--Now Suits---
Criminal Cases.
$1,000 COON.
4 curious snit for damages was on trial boforo
Judge Heaton yesterday. Tho action WAS
brought by Charlotte Oolwol againat Stephen
Ladd. She statos that on the 25th Of August,
1872 she was living Oh Oampboll avenue, and
thoro was family in tho lower part Of tho house.
On thnt afternoon gllo was startled by tho fami-
1y down stairH calling out that there was rac~
coon coming up staira. Tho noxt momont tho
animal bounded up and jumped On her breaat.
sho ran into IN adjoining room, tho raccoon
following and jumped on the bod. and was
thero, "a sho charged, bitten on the log. sho
finally succeeded In catching the animal and
holding 1t until a gentleman came III and relieved
tor. At TINT time, slo alleges, aho WAS
within fov months Of confinement. and the
fright caused BY tho bill mado her hhye mia-
CARRIAGE wherefore Bho brings suit to recover
damages, which aso laid at SO, 600.
0ooDn1oH MOVES.
yelopment!n, In regard to bis way Of conducting
5udee I s Meoro and yosord" snS
1,|l II tlq =, e. Circuit Court. f' IL termsris
|
tho atrnoBphore Of Judge Farwolls room At afI
| congenial to bis fraudulent PRACTICES, changed
to tho Superior Court, but ia at last on with tha
old loyo.
| UNITED sTATEs counrs
Joseph +. payson recovered Judgment against
Timothy Woraley for $t5,G00.
/ u BANKRUPTCY 1rEMs
Casper L: oohn, Of New York, filed q petition
against 4. 4. Wiswa!l, claiming TINT tho latter
owes him s5025o tor goods sold. Cohn also
charges Wiswall with making aomo preferential
payments, and snyR he LAS admitted that ho
owes, about $4,000, which Is past due, and has
! naked an extension Of ninety days. l. rule to
| show cause on Jan. 90 was issued.
!, Clarke & Loutre Of New York, filed q petit
tion against James Thomas Dun1t, of Chicago,
claiming that thoro is duo thom $988.57 for toas
legal process. A rule to show cahao and pro-
| vialonal warrant Of seizure wore isaued.
In the matter Of Reuben Deardsley ct al., leavo
| was given to apply for discharge notwith-
| standing tho lapso OF timo.
| supEn1on COURT m nn1EF,
l. Tho First National Bank kcommonced suit BY
attachment, againat the 7. 3. Gardner Company,
claiming. the largo sum Of s41, 622.21. Tie
claim ia based on four notes Of $4,000 each and
| interest.
Waltor L. Smith brought q suit in trespaea
againat Joseph AIieAlo and Emil II. Ullr1ch,
claiming $4,000.
Horny Davis began an action for 81, 900 against
4. ?. ". skinner.
| 1no WanKebna Natlonal bauK sueu Nalter D.
l.. Tho First National Bank brought suit against
Robert McClelland, surviving partner Of y. l..
Dolmeyor, claiming Sl6 900.
| The Fifth National Bunk began nm action for
$4,000 against Joseph Z. Lang against Edward
j. Rice for similar amount against George A.
Marsh and Moses Il. Goodridgo for $4,000, mud
also against tho ohicago, Danvillo l. Vinconnou
1inilroad Company for like amount. '''-
81. 3. Halstod a,1ed G. A. Blake Z. II. White
house, r. 8. Hoyt, aud Albert s. Sword for
i: >; Perloy brought suit for $4,000 against
Mary 4. Johnston suod Robert B. Parker for
$1,000.
CIRCUIT COURT ITEMS.
Dodo Hitfor commenced suit for 81, 900 againaa
JOSIAH drant, Jr., f,fod bill against O. ".
peane and Samuel II. Hunter to remove an al
legged cloud On his property OF ID acres In Town
by ono James p. prlndle to said G. ". Deane.
CRIMINAL COURT.
John Hanley was tricd on IN Indictment FOL
assault with revolver On one Dalton, and 40
!. j quilted.
James Rovnolds alias Edwards, pleaded guilty
to assault on e. i. Smith, and was remandod.
q Marvin Palmer and Nathaniel Thurston; the
guilty to tho Indictments against them: Thot
case and the cases Of Nil tho parties indicted 70,
= similar ofrenBos will be called Monday.
tho .atatn - cepSFx Tosna: sSunr: txra,t -, .a
- min,stration was given to Henry A. Iownol
y undor bond for $4,000.
= A grant OF administration was issued to Pat
rick Moran, on the estate Of George Franci
Irwin, on @ bond for 917 900.
!, 1n tho matter Of the town Of Cicero, Edwin
= Osgood Clayton e. Grafton, ind Nelson q. Bae
j. sott wore appointed Commissioners for the as
=: seasulent OF tho cost OF grading Twelfth stree
!. :. from Crawford to Lyman avenues.
SUPREME COURT OF MICHIGAN.
r Special Dispatch to Tke Chicago Tribune.
IAsBlso Mich, 3an: T. le;-fho ; following :, pnhi
l. day:
8 saNewell Barnard Y. Theodore J. oanpau an
Charles Maye Argued, ,,. ,,
:, 62-Frederick Lohr Y. Danel ". Forkins. Al
n guea.
=, THE EXAMINATION or CANDIDATES
y for admission to the Bar took place THIS evening
y THE CALL
~ for tomorrow is as follows:
6o-WiDan Van Sick!y Y. The People.
18-1n tho matter Of tho appeal of Catherine L. Can
Or 2s-Ffodcrck Q. Brown Y. Rensselaer, Thompson On
la John s. Thompson.
fo ss-H, Matilda % Roger '. oarriok j. Randall.
n. 67-Mary J. Henry aud 1saao Horny '. Edward I
T. Gregory, Township Trustee Of the Township Of How
rs rs -ohssles Mqssr Myren, ,N w1te nne:,o
10 e-GeorRe,W. Reed V. Albert H. Drake.
in M-hs;nFy Z E. lansing ': Zephapiah Sherman
:, Coyel1.
:, 33-orvillo ]. Miller Y. Marshall Dabcock.
tEobnccO naal tCobncco Smoking Il
"a | Spain.
Vt Dr.. Prime,s Z" The ILAan,bya and tho Krenlhnn
n- PerbapB by advertising q reward for tho dit
At covery, 1T might be possible to find q man i
fo SPUN who does not emolse. Yet, strange to 80!
le tho culture Of tobacco In Spain is forbidden.G
,r law. Tic soil aud climate ure favorable, and Il
Ii cultivation Inns boon a great SUCCESS. But