National Republican., 1876-03-02
LEGAL NOTES.
Proceedings in the couIts-rhs Wilasr-wslsh
Libel su.-eircuit Court, hiefJustics Cart

Proceedings in the couIts-rhs Wildsr-Wslsh
Libel sn.-eircuit Court, chisfJustics Cart
ter.
sion yesterday with the trial Of the ibsl case Of
Wilder vs.. Welsh, and the jury was respited.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Nos. 81, 13i, 50. 1885, 100. 49, H. 10T, 81 100, lo,
l5l, , 70, Al 100, ia, lS5, II, IA, lt5, l4o, l4',
l55, 157 and l59.
Criminal court-Judgs Macarthur.
Appeal cases from the Police Court:
Henry s. Miner alias Henry s. johnson, lar
ceny, plead guilty; sentence deferred.
J1hn Carter burglary; verdict not guilty.
larceny; verdict guilty; sentence deferred.
Henry Shsdwell, assault with intent to kill;
respited.
Equity court-Judgs wyHs.
Fitzgerald vs.. Fitzgerald. Application for al
smith VS.. Metropolitan MIddIing Purifying
Company. Denial or prayer OF motion BY defend
ant for leave to submit additional exhibits.
Estate Of Joseph Gross, deceased. Approval OF
Alexander vs.. BOuldln. Directions for decree
" Starr vs.. Starr, continued until March, 1875,
special term: Cowis vs. Burnside, was sinilarly
disposed Of; Daniels vs.. briggs, went In tbs same
dirIction. Adjourned until March :.
Ths Case of Henry shadvsll.
Henry Shaduell, young white man, about
twenty-three years Of age, was arraigned before
ing committed an "assault with intent to KILL
upon enc Pat. Mckinley by shooting him with q
November @ II last % At the corner Of and T6irSesnth
streets. The statements Of witnesses were CON
ficting, and It was with difficalty that the case
was made sucIsntly plain to g 70 IN the ITgEy
Jordon, of North Carolina, and the Government
by Assistant District Attorney Welles. One re-
absence Of ali malice on the part Of the prisoner,
1t having been given In evidence that the parties
were not personally acquainted, and had never
Grafton Of the case, the court adjourned until 10
a. m. to-day.
The wilder-wslsh Llbsl.
In the libel suit OF Wilder VS.. Welsh, now
pending before the Circuit court, Chief Justice
GARTER presiding. the entire day was 3 dsy9ssd @ to
late agent Of the Ponca Indians, Dakota Terri.
tory. Although AbJected to . searching cross
credit, DEMONSTRATING to the court that If dis
crepancies and mistakes were made they did not
occur through any remissnsss on her part.
Supreme Court Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY,, March 1, 1875.
On motion Of Mr. y. II. Browning, John J. Rob,
insop, ESQ.,, Of Canal Dover, Ohio, was admitted
to practice as an attorney and counselor Of thli
No. 7e2, (assigned.) Isaac Taylor, collector O
Peoria county, ct al, appellants, vs.. James T,
Secor and william Tracy. The argument in thi.
cause was continued by Mr.. K. G.. Ingersoll, oi
counsel for the appellees, and concluded BY Mr.
]. K. Edsall for the appellants.
No. Ie8, (assigned.) Herman Lieo and Henry
B. Miller; collector Of Cook county, ct al, sp.
pellants vs.. Henry p. Kidder and Daniel o.
Stone. This cause was argued BY Mr.. Lyman
Trumoull and Mr.. James X. Edsau, Of counsel
for the appellants, and by Mr.. Writ Dexter
and Mr.. q. II. Browning, Of counsel for the sp
pellees.
NO. 2ga The Steamship Mantanxas, &c., sp
pellant va Mannheim Berwin. On motion Of Mr
Reginald Fendal, on behalfof counsel, dismissed
each party to pay their own costs
Adjourned until Wednesday, the 18th day o
March, at II o'clock.