, 1874-12-25
THE COURTS.
Tho Last Stop in the Jack Sturgcs
Case.
Judgments and New 6uita.
THE ATun0Ea CASE,

AAAAH% Ao Iulil* MIN III Utl0l WiCtuGr EHR
| ordor disso1sing tho Injunction pending tAo trial
of tho case, commonly called M .intoriocutory
order, Ina boco.ns by tho statute Bucl final
oyaer That MI appoal cau 10 taken from 1t, or
whether, f otl1or words, power 1laa boon gfyon
specifically by tho ntntute to nppeai from It.
ibis was tic position taken by Mr.. Harding and
Jusfge Lawrence, counsel for tho complainant,
wlilo. on tho othor hnnd, A1r. Dent claimed that
lo order ,Tas strictly fnterlocutorv, and that 1t
waa designed TINT noappoatwon}a 1io. as 1t would
CAUSE mnch confusion to allow MI appeal ut such
q atngo Of o case.
Tho Court ro1nArkod thathe had boon told that
tho statute was drawn to meet such u caso, and
allow m appeal, giving him tho power to roviSo
tho injunction or not on such appeal, but 10
should make tho decree final II he could. Tho
caso WAS taken under adyisement.
M'rAnLASp vs.. a1'rAnLAHD.
Tho motion to commit lBnnc D. Far1ant for
contempt In dlsoboyfng nn injunction camo up
bofoto Judge Moore yostorday. About month
ago atra, Mcfarland bcgnu q suit for divorce,
and at tho Same tfno obtained MI injunction,
to prcvont lor husband from selling OF on
cnsnboring hiH property. About ten days
after, ono II, II. Horny ontorcd up
judgment by confession against Mcfarland for
about 93,soo Mrs. McEarland's attorneys then
served a rllo on him to show cause why he,
Henry, aud llenry's attorney, g. T.. Easton,
should not be attached for contomrt. claiming
TINT tho note on which JUDGMENT was entered
NAa auto dated two yoare, and wna Eiyon for tho
purpose Of hindering Mrs. Mcfarland from OBJ
tanning alimony.
Mr. Eastou, in reply to tho motion as rogardod
hHaself, filed MI affidavit alleging tint llo lad no
Mas made, aud admitting that it was nado about
Dec. IL, 1874. insteau OF November, 1872. lIn
also stated chat le waH preseht with Mcfarland
md Henry in November and Doccmbcr. 1872,
when tho former of{orcd to give u Judgment notu
for hsa debt to Henry.
llr Henry also A'ed an affidavit and ansrur,
atat'ng that Tho agroolncnt to giyo tho Judgment
note was n1ado in November, 1879, and tho note
wna finally givo 10 nuke lion Oil son.o la,d in
Iowa, thus admitting TINT tho object wna to ell
eumoor tho dofou&lant'a property. Judge Moore,
after hearing tho atidavits, discharged tho rule
III TO MR. Eaaton. but continued 1t as to Henry,
to give time to contradict ao1no OF tho aega-
tiona that ho dig not know Of tho injunction.
~ Mcfarland did not answer. at attachOent
for contoupt wns issued against him. Lator
in tho day, however, ho came in with
mn answer, admitting that ho had mado tho noto
IN violation Of the Injunction, but claiming that
only to carry out hiB previous contract. Tho
rulo was then continued Us to him and Horny
both until January g. aud tie writ Of attnohment
atnyod.
La GhEf q IQUlil &&kHQ tuG JlluEE1EHt DY
confossion against Mcfarland waa sot aside by
agreement aud summons issued. 1sx,,.,,
ACCOUNT WANTED.
Eliza Balftt thinks that Tomas Carroll is got
ting tho liony share Of his motllor's property,
and sle being llls sister, laA flied bill to com
poi l,tn to divide. S{o Hays tlat, In June, 1873,
Mrs. Rose Carroll died intostatc, and ainco then
she, complainant ilaa hcen appointed adminis-
tratrlx. Prior to her dcccaHe Mrs. Carroll lived
IN Pcaksl but, at tho urgent solicitation Of
hor sou, wl,o PROMISED to build her ilo,,se hero
near lin, sAo sold hor property in New York and
cau,a here. Complainant alleges tint tho do
fenlant has collected tho 'noiy pal for tho
a1as' Sss IL t. fGai& a% lss Sass't so o}orsass a
for 81, 600. To in aceort1aueo with ass PROMISE.
bought q house and lot in Austin, but it is
claimed that tlia motley so used, and tue prop
erty bought with it, must bo considered as /,
asks that ilo may bo restrained from collecting
tho $780, mid TINT she rnay 10 allowed to admins
stor OH her mothers estate and receive the por-
ton duo her.
Elbsdge L. Smith complains that his wife,
Marion L., had II husband living named L. G.
Lorraine when sho marriod linn, md that, couse-
qlantly, k1le has been guilty Of 6ganly, whore
fore lo wauta right and ,,a equity. md divorce.
Mono Of tho courts OF clerks Offices will bo
open to-dny.
Judge D[olgott has adjourned his court until
Jun. i, and discharged tho Jury.
Tho Pennsylvania Rnilroad Company obtained
\ heavy Judgment BY default yesterday III tho
ynitod States Circuit Court against tho Toledo,
ncofin IL Warsaw naiiroal Company for Lhe
amount OF sat5,Gio.l7. Tho notion was 10 re-
cover tho amount OF four notes OF 0,O00, each
tor money leat, and lneerest.
Judges Rogers and Booth will not have any
jury tr1als noat weoi
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
Y. q. and Francis Gray, J. o. Ferrall, and
F3nth nu.,n1 110vt no1 u frrG
against Jacob aud .; 7. sclsoonEoia.
G. ". Campbell. Assignee, begun n suit for
$4,000 against Noses aud Hy.nan GinHberg,
Tho National Bank Of Illinois brought suit
against y. II. II. Cushman mud I. N. Hardin,
claiming s5,0b0.
Tho Counccticnt Mutual Life InBuranco Com
pany filed bill agaiuHt 1aulea Z. Tyler and
vito. II. II. Sheppard. aad largo number OF
s}opars1 for $50 ODD on part Of Lot j, Block I'll,
Schoul Section Addition, lying between tho z.
4 OF tho Il. II Of Hail lot; and the cast limo Of
Dearborn stroot, aud situated Oh tho corner Of
Deurborn aud Monroe streets.
HAaxHurrGY ITEMS.
Asthnr Parkinson VAS adjudicatod bankrupt
by defnult. i warrant issued, retllrnable jan.
10, and an order for tho aalo OF his goods at
auction or in job lots. or as a whole, Oh two
weeks notice, tho Assignee being empowered in
the snoautime to soil at rola,l.
SUPERIOR COURT IN Dn1EF.
G. E, Gests, Ieitry L7nibara, and John
Hohmidt Rned tho Manufacturora' National Dank
for $l,AD0.
Ilse lido and Leather pank Of Chicago began
q huit for 49, 500 aguinBs tho samo defendant.
WI. poughorty commenced suit in repleVin
against T. M. bradley, G. L. Lehar}a,i, and
1!n.anuol Dongherty to reooyor 80 tons Of scrap.
iron aiad p'atforai-seales valued at 81, QUO.
Tie Clinton Wire Cloth Company sued Frank
BartIlolomae and pornard Rocslng for IL 900,
and tho Hay State Faueetand Valve Company he
gan suit for a like amonnt againBt William II.
Patterson; NJ, y. cnnaoll and Ira Garfield, IT.,
Mccormick 4. A. Froncl, ". A. French. WILL
INN Stowe, J. s. Shepard. mud ]. Y. Fairhnnlp,
also think tho aatno amount is due them from the
Aldon Frtnt-p -prose,yng Company.
D. Wight ana William, Mallory sued II. II.
KinaEoy Tor 100,
Frederick Stevens commenced q suit against
Hiram s. Bildie. claiming $4,000.
L. i. Kellogg brought slit for $4,000 against
JaneB L.. Campbell.
Tho Horton and Dickinson Misunderstanding
Company sued e. +. Brigham and benjamin =.
Ward for 81 200,
". D. King commenced q cult against Clinton
Briggs 10 recover a2t, 0J0.
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