, 1874-05-26
THE COURTs.


An ex-parto motion was made yostor1ay morn.
Ing before Judge Farwell for IN Injunction In
tho oaso Of tho Great Wcntorn Telegraph Com.
panY against so1ah Recvo Of al. The affidavit Of
O. D. Bond WAS 1led In support Of Tho motion.
which sota out that Rcove. since tho filing Of tho
bill In this caHo, hns planned secretly to take
forciblo possossion Of tho telegraph liucs Of the
0omranJlwhch nro working weat Of tho 1lis-
bissippl hiver; that noevo has employed mon to
so from horc to Iowa to aid him ID bis illegal on
torpr9sc, and TINT ho WAS expecting to start laat
night; mud that his object is to harasB tho Com.
pnny As much as poBslbo, aud ootnpo1 1t 10 bog,n
humorous aults In Iowa to stop him. An in-
Junction order was granted, as follovs:
II hereby ordered md Adndsod f5 tho Court thai
neys, be rostranod and enjollsd from naeddlina Or
IN sny manner interfering, WIZ thy telegraph lines
possession q tho sad Company Or its ngonts. jyn1
west q iho MisssBsppi Mror, Until the furkas ordef
NOVEL Burr.
Sylvester Derby was tho object Of oonsidor-
asors; fse sstea.ion {estoray morning n Juako
pereon was taken sick with tho smallpox, mud,
being poor, was taken charge OF by soma
ot tt tho GO county H. officers. and Derby sskod
,a TO- ntse him. him Tue man reooyoFed and Drooy
e200 for bis services, Of tho CouutyIC Commissions
ors. Aftor hearing evidence, Judgment was
given by default ngai1.at the county for $50.
Thereupon they apPoaled, and urged thati.ha
hold the objection, aud Dismissed tho suit, hoi1-
ing that II the plaintiff, who Ind 1t BeonlB,
offered his clalm. boforo the Doard Of County
Comrnastoncrs, whero Il Was dlbalowed. bud
appealed frotn that order, tho Circuit Coun
would entertain tho suit, but not where it wasan
appeal from tho Justlco's Court, but that tho
suit should hayo boon originally brought III tho
Circuit Court.
UNITED BrArrs COURTS.
dcbt against Lyman G. Hunt, ClarA n. Qri8gs.
". +: Smith. and ". N. co1er, nyng danageB
Jnmes ]. Hissoy began suit against ". ".
Farssoll. claiming 81 600 dnmagos. 1I1Bscy says
that in May, 1871. be lehscd to the defendant =
lot. 30 BY loo feot, on Market sttcot. betwcon
Washington aud Randolph stroetB. Tho prem.
lscs wero only to be used for coal-yard, aud
It WAS agreed thnt tho dock should nos be loaded
nearer than 10 feet to tho river, md that tha
| defendant should pay for ali injury and damage.
Hiaacy alleges that Fafwall has not kept His
| agreements, but Inns misnsed tho promises, and
| pInoed thereon largo building. which 1t was
| necessary to romovo. Whoroloro ho claima
| $4,000.
BANKnuproY ITEMS.
Archibald B. McLoan merchant tailor ut Al
| West Washington street, flnl b voluntary puti-
tion to be ad]udicated bankrupt. lie says Ills
liabilities arc about s13 5Du, mostly to New York
merchants. while lis aaaota only aggregate
$4,000.
In tito case OF Esdoro bernstein ct al, m order
was made for tho examination Of E. Bernstein.
| Julius DernBtelh, and Jacob Dcrkson, under tlla
rule Of Sec, 26. A warrant for their arrest was
issued, md they wore held to bull in tho sum OF
! $1,000 zach.
George Wells and James Wells wore adjndl.
Gated bankrupt by dofault aud warrant issued
roturnable june 25.
| SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
A. B.. Mcokcr began = Brit in debt ngatuat
j. Z. Taylor and j. Il. Wroun began an sctiou
against D. W. Gal9 and J. z. Aiken to fecove4
| 81 1000.
Sarah =. Wilford commenced suit fcS E3. GOO
! In trespass against J. E. Hamilton.
| TIE COUNTY COUNT.
In tho matter Of the estate Of Hildobrandt
August Won Claim, his will waB proyon aud lets
tors testamontary were issued to Bernhard Won
s2s0,oo0 was approved. Tho citation to
Robert and Richard Moadoworoft horetoforo
issued was dismissed at cost OF tho cstate,
and ordered that the tin box which contained
lowing is the disposition tho dcceaHed made Of
his property, both real and personal, az COTS
tnined in his will: TO Doreth Brener, daugltc1
Of his sister Anna $4,000; to his sitter Caroline
Of Lis brother Frederick, $4,000; to Diederioh
STANCE, his half -brotlor, 59,060; to Anna.
daughter Of Martha McCabo, who claims said
Anna to be bis child. $4,000; to petor Drencr
FrodoricA, $4,000; to Ills bEotlcr,. Bornhard,
Lot 8, in Block TO- WolcotEs Addition to Chi
cago, but II sold by him before his death, then
the sum Of $4,000 in lieu thereof shall 20 to
9. stango, $3.50 on Jan. and July each ycar,
during Lis natural life. Tho reminder Of lia
entire property, both real and personal, he lott
to his son, August Won Claim. 70 be invested by
his executor. and such sum arising from tue il.-
come thereof ~ shall DO necessary, shall be oz-
ponded for tue maintenance and education
Of his son, under the direction Of
any n, SGuEs haaS snY uss'tIGn t}a,no ha1s IT,
Ito ago Of 80 yoa4, tho ontire income shall be
paid to him, and whom ho reaohoa that ago tho
principal shall be handed over to him but,
should he die before attaining the ago Of III
years, leaving no lawful hoira surviving him,
uhall be divided equally bet'7oen his sistera ana
brothors, Tredoriok, Anna, julia Horn4ard,
Caroline, Dedorich, and Anna, daughter OF Mar
Meoaho anu IN ease of e 9Sn ther o. any
shall 70 to the children Of such doooascd and,
Ii they loaye no hcir surviving tholn, then their
share shall bs divided equally betwoon tho
nsnysa a0 ps sy sa ss yn ans as bsrd w
Glnhu, aud Peter DreneE should BIO his exoou-
, tors, and named said executors and Robert
Heryey. Of Chicago, M o. testsmentnry guardians m
; dccoased Oct. 90. 1879, aud Witnessed by A. T.
Gait aud II. I. Birch. Of n Dearborn atroet.
In the matter Of thu estate Of Louisa Martin,
tho executor's bond for SIC, 900 was approved;
Rachel Frodorickson was appointed admins.
tratrx Of the estate Of Christian Frsderiokson
under an approved bond Of $5.U00.
The olaim Of Anua kloppor for sal 80 against
tho ostate Of Frank Lisch was allowed.
In tho matter Of claim againat the estate oi
Frederick Kotz, tho Court ordered 4 dodi.nus to
Issue to A. 8choyer. Jr, Of Pittsburgh, pa., to
tako deposition 10 prove said claim.
In the matter Of the e1tase OF John 3. Weir,
hta VIII waa proven and letters sI;' testamonssry
and Lor bond OF 100000 wss np-
Iproved, The following y tho d!sposl-
tion tho daceaned mnda OF hls property
To his wife Mary Catherine, md bis two sons
George and John B. Ills real estate Ia doyiged,
his personal property and ACCOUNTS to his vito.
and at hor death tile whole to revert 10 his two
Sons. Ills will appointed Mary Catherine, biz
wife, aud George L. Wier, as hta executors, aud