, 1874-09-13

m., petition OF " Mortimer and T. Colveu,
6urctics.
Judge Wallace adjourned Court till Oct. 1e
next. While all the Courts have taken a recess
during the heated term, the County Court had
continued in session daily, IN Older to hear arGu-
ments to objections in the tax casca. This
business having been finally disposed OF, the
Court will now take its recess.
JUDGEMENTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CocRT-JCpGE BLopGErT.
W P. Norton VI. Insurance Company Of North
America decree, 81 500.
SUPERIOR Coun7-CosFEss1oss.-G A.. shu-
feldt Jr, T. f. Foraasi. stlo.l6-The Trustees Of
the German AIasop Benevolent Association ".
Friedrich Eenthe Henry Wenthe, !ano Ferdinand
Diede1ieh, sl+s.-Conrad L MehoH ct a1 vs. Peter
Heu and John Banbergcr, s2o5.
JUDGE GARr.-The Fourth National Bank VI.
CIRCUIT couar-CossEss1oss-J Kundenger
s Louis Miller, sl4oss.-D. ". Eldrcd vs. Walter L.
pe1cey, $l305o.
ILLINOIS SUPREME coCRr-SoRTuEnS GRAND
Special Dtspatca to The CHICAGO Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. l2-Ihe Supreme Court
met this morning in pursuance of a3jaul nmeut.
RULINGS OF THE COURT.
No. IS. Bryson VI. Crawford. Petition for
rehearing denied
II. Civil cause. Walker VI. Bruce. Motion
by appellant to dismiss his own appeal allowed.
SIS Morris ys. Roby. Motion for leave to
withdraw record TO prepare abstract The Court
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parties, it Is so contrary to the custom Of tho
Court that it cannot bo allowed" Motion de-
MED.
49, Ira T. Mum vs The People. etc Motion
for leave to withdraw petition for rehearing. aud
file amended petition, allowed
S23. Eureka Cool Company yB James Braid
wood ct a. Leave asked to file mutilatcd ab~
stracts.
u. ltehearing docket. Chicago i Wilmington
Coal Company vs.: A. Il. Lidale. Motion for re-
hearing ove1ruled.
253. Grund vs.. Van VIect Motion to redocket
and remand case allowed.
18. Peoples docket. Smith vs. The People.
Application for supersedeas and to admit do
fendant 10 bail denied.
II. Rehearing docket. Andrews vs. Andrews
Petition for rehearine denied.
1G. Nichols. BY next friend. etc, vs.. Mitchell.
petition for reLearipg denied.
o62. G., r., I. & ?. Il. 4. Co. vs. Riley.
Dimlnution Of record Leave given to tile full
572 Laidlow. Va. Hatch. Motion for con-
tinunnce denied.
s33. Swanson vs. Grossman. Motion to con-
tinue injunction not granted.
lG4. Becker vs. Becker. Petition Of wife for
ali,nony pendcnte Item denied.
336 Klshttlneer vs. EGan. Motion for leave
to file counter adayits aud for tlno to do it in.
C40 Blake vs. Mitchell. Dismissed With 10
per cent damages.
On motion Of e1-Chief Justice Lawrence, the
name OF Francis W Joncs, OF the District OF
Columbia, presented to the Court for admission,
On momion Of Charles blanchard. same as c.
l. Hovt. Esq.
6. Ames rs. Ames- Leave asked to flo mo-
tons and suggestions to dismiss writ Of error.
10. P. D. Charles Earl rs. The People. No
tlon with extended brief. atGdavits. Ac., for
superseAaas aid admission to bail Of defendant,
f. ed by J. Lyle King. The defendant is q noted
Chicago abor;lonist, now i'll the Pcutentiary.
639. Fisher, use of, ETC., W. Miller Motion
granted to dismiss appeal.
The regular call OF the docket, twenty causes
per day, will begin next week.
Court adjourned till 2 p. N. Monday.