, 1875-05-05
city. 1ne city ie not known a. party In lhs


si.y, 5"o cit, is not known As a part, iii 'h'
jut1ro I.awronce IN i,un. ...-
Tie conrt-Tlirn tlAt fthe supplemental bid
will l,avo to 10 ovor until ~ O'Clock TOMORROW
morning.
jai:s 1,lehey-1 would ho glad, II your Honor
IN sEsricE 70 Mn. ApAMA
Ia whom allusion Wan male, To uIaha statement
At what loarncd ffum him was his understand
tng Of Whit nccdrted In tnls Court. II under.
sniaapPrehondctl him. Upon my return 10 tue
city. Sir. Adams htatetl 70 rne That he wan called
lots A. 10 octoeA. when an on1sgo'nnnt in an-
other court required hts attention. 1ie oano IN
e'nsi: vhescuron your IIonor sal You, would
lloar tl,o bull read. and lo remained to hohr It.
Tho bill! was read, and yonr lonor
then ssta II mado out psl". ...dssi fss!o
instead Of making an ordor routlensc Ito. An
order would bo mado for temporary injunction,
for Honn limited time, and TO that Alr. Adams
sa'd ho Baw 10 objection. 1is did not Intend to
ac'l"!esoe, or to bo unteratoou as acqu'ssclng Ia
Tho Court dcaso to do no injustfcs to tho
Con'tnoh Council. aud do not rropohe 10 hold
Mr.. Adhmn responsible for wlat ho said upon
al,ouli 10 Represented ii iii. case. and sougtt
to find sho d,Gcront authorities Of tho
city, but could uot. i, however, founIl
afr. Adnma, aud ho came IN, and | understood
connection with tlls ,natter llla. It WAS ! very
inpot tait question. and oilo which tho courts
would ultimately lave to paeA upon. could
not understand him IN anv other way thAn did;
wish to do lin my iniustlas but ho certainly
city, to tl.o issuance Of this Injunction.
Mr. Ponce hpokc in favor Of IN adjournment
until this morning. but ths Eou1s said lle must
90 Away FRIDAY, and utilcas tho caBo Vas argued
and docided pretty 6oon, aotne other Jud9o
| would hAvo 10 tako charge Of 1t; and he Nnb
willing It should DO taknn into any other court.
Al tho request OF tbs Judge tho room was
vRcnteI ut this jnnctt,ta and that ln which judge
Tree piosdcn rhs TAKEN poBsosnion Of. This
was denueiy packed. and a,nong tho spectators
roro L. IL. AfaoyeaEh. E. G. I.arncd, Senator
Kehoo, aud the other prominent chzens
uho Intended tho morning aeaaion.
A1essra. Cloudy, ssorss, mud Tuley wero alao
there but they only looked on aud whispered to
one anbtl,er occasionally.
An saon NJ qulc. prevailed Judge Dioksy aross
| ana said: .....
lfYour Honor please, I am not ccrtain that 1
ruLLr UNDERSTAND THE RULING
in relation to Tho aoarng Of this quoasion. There
van m inttmstioa or stato1nons, y understood
that te aldermen s,I ,a," sna cisy oofh could not
Tia Court--1i tho supplcmansal bill, which
| can be received as ah affidavit for tho purposes
Of tlIis NOTION BhowB Tint they have deliberate.
ly yiolatsl ehls Injunction, 1 nnduratnnd that
| tEey cahnot be hGard that Ia, those who hare
viointcd It cannot bc heard.
Jl,dRs Dlcke}-1 desire to 1tAte that am moi
OF counsel for tho City Clark nor for ths Alder
men. Tho only interest hsye in thia question
| Ia an a representative OF tic city.
b1r. Ponce-I AMI happy to say, Your Honor,
that aome Of The Aldermen have not bonn guilty
| Of contempt. 49,, -..
Tho Court-I will hear thu bill read ind. II
Judge DLckey l1sireB to bs heard on behalf Of
tho city,-tilc city Itsclf liAs iDtorost lore,
| perhaps It will 10 proper to hear him. II not,
! pcrllh y tito Court can allow Judge DlckoY ri
nmicub curie. | certainly desire 10 DO advised
do nnt propose 10 tags any action which ts not
iustIhcd by tl,o law mud the factB of tho case.
Judge Dlckey-Thefe ars some
GENTLEMEN iuouDY, sTonHs, ETu.1 AsBoc1ATEr
WITH MK,
who have been consulting Will, me. under.
stand tey ero counsel for tho Aldermen.
The Oontt-'lhey cnunot b. heard then--uuue
who arc IN contempt. suppose the others ds
uot appear by counsel, md do not naed to Rp
poar.
Alr. Pence-Wo should Iikc to know whnthel
these cnunHGl III appearance for the Aldermen
l,avo any standing III Court
Judge Dickoy-Thosc Ia no appearances sntsrot
hero.
The Cou,t-I ha7o not sett1cd In regard I'd
this thing II all, except thiss say, II any gcn.
tlomon xppeAr here ~ counsel for the Aldermen
who appear by tho supplemental bill to bo j.
contempt thoy, by \ woll settled rllo Of law
caunot be heard. What Aldermon nre In con
tempt, or what proofs appear Of II, I do no
know, and havo not sought to decide.