, 1874-12-05

Trouble With IL a>Hr:Y BY tho Nnzne Of
:3DsanSnsts
The proprietor Of tho " Dc puio Houao,"
Emma e. Do puio, who boforo now has figured
In tho courts, and who, at ono time, was awArdel
/ cents damages In celebrated libel case, is
again in trouble. The De puie House ia n
plcusant establishment of its kind, and bocanso
Of itB central location and cheap rates ia patron
izcd quite literally. Among it's lato patrons
wgs q
III. JOHNSON AND WIFE,
who, for aor,o roason or another, recently con-
cluded they would ohango their labltation. It
is tho reckless decision Of this johnson family
which las really brought tho trouble Upon Mrs.
Do puio, md caused lcr to visit Judge uinstalo'a
halls OF Justice. Whom Mr.. johnson canlo to
tho rash conclusion to leayo tho De puo House
the only trouble that ho experienced was That
Mrs. Do puie
REFUSED TO DELIVER H1M HIS BAGGAGE,
sho claiming tllat ho had faicd to adjust littlo
board-bi A[r. johnson wnB not deferred from
leaving. however, but since then las boon partic-
ularly anxioua about his baggage, which consists
Of liberal supply Of good clothes, and somo ya-
unblo jowolry. His first attempt to recover Ills
property was by way OF
i sEARcls-wAnnAsr,
sworn out by lis wifo. Harriet Il. johnson,
and placod in tho hands Of Constable
Underwood. 1Io accompanied tho officer
NJ Ll0 1lW Ill bUuIEl1, hIW LlQ LltlQff Hq
knew ho was accused by Mrs. De 1'uio ofntcallug
@ certain amount OF money, which waa claimed
to be accroted in ono OF tho aafcs. ne deMaQu-
cd search OF lts reraon ut once, and coon antis-
fed all belollcra thet tho charge WIS basosoas.
lie then continsted his aoarch, and found only a
cap, pencil, aud aomo, odd stockings that: 10
identified as his or hia wife'A property. or
co1lrHo tlo search WIS ullsatlsfactory, for tho
property sought Ind not boon attained For
awhile ho quietly worked upon tho caso. and.
uF} ff1nn f1hfnfn,inc1 Tint ia
concealed at eos Michigan avenue, In house
occupied by Jacob Folthauao,l.
ANOTHER sEARc.t-,rAnnAHr
was then obinlnod, and Air. Fcltiauson's prem
which Johnson sdontiilcd aB his property, was
found, which, upon being opened, WIS foiul to
co!,taln about lalt Of Tho miaslng goods onunler.
atall. johnson thon n,ale acaaulo OF tho ar-
,fctos found aud procecdcfl to take stcps to re-
coror tho lost gootla lie l,ad issncd i'll Its wife's
nano tho following complaint a2alnat Mrs.
Do pule. dated on tho 2l issat:
Tho complaint aud ' Information Of llars5:t 4. John-
G Ct osss o e. o IL s sssa ssu" It is esce ss1s f. T.
su:d county, IN tho I'd day of Dcccuber, 1871, who,
lanE duly sworn upon hs ontl! says TINT Emma l..
lis ltth day Of November, is7i. did Hhawfay and
feloonay stca, tthe. and carry away from naa coul
lnnns @nnnt owsrS r IF eo e %s IT
Jewelry !te1! lcn!a'is|, gold cham aid !ockot,
ils!n Kcl oskol, gola rinEa, gna psacll. black
rail cplsuty, lie therefore l'rays TINT te eai Enln
io law. HaAn1Ir II. 1o.tSHoN.
Nllilo TIM complaint renln iu tho masculine,
tho signature NlYun il feminine el,ractor. Not-
wltHtanliug this, Airs. DO puio wan arrest oil alul
brought bcforo Judge nlilstalo, and gGYo Enil
Tor hor appearance to anhwar tho eharYo. Fol
lowing this actlon Mr.. Johnston, In tho lEnln Ut
hia wlfo,-who, BY tho "ay, is Z lady Of ino aE-
reQratGo, ,-cnl.Bcd
A WRIT or 1tl:r11ysN