, 1876-07-28

NEW BUSINESS.

Clybourp, Il sccu,s, bought the property In
question In 1893, at sale Of the school quarter
section, and then conveyed IL To another person
before tho patent was issucd to him. 1t was
claimed by the counsel for Mrs. Clybourn that
Clybourn was entitled to apntent, under the law
Of 1888, "a aoon "a lle made hls frat payment On
tho land, On tho part Of tho defendant, It WAS
urged, on tho other hand, TINT hc wha not en-
titled to patent until ho maae all hia pay'
mcnts, and that therefore no dover could at
tsch, This particular question seems never TO
hive been presented 10 or decided by the B,i-
nrene Court In my Of tho numerous casea
which have been before Il IN regard TO the right
nf t1owcr In school lnnda. Tic taso was taken
under alvisemcnt BY Judge farwcll.
nHAvr LtIpEL BUTT.
I.aurtu ?, IIIIliar1, President Of the Protec-
tlon Life insurance Company, OF this city, be-
gat, libel suit yesterday In tho Circuit Court
against ucorge ". Heed and Joseph Rspd, Jr.,
pfopset9fs 81 the ca'caK1 3,,' Goe TO- reeoycr
defendants last Saturday published long artt-
clu In tile Gtote 1n Which they characterized tho
Insuraurc Company as huge swiudlc, which
lilo basis, Which failed to pay It's losses, and had
been repeatedly proved To be- q fraud on tho
| public. They aiso charged tho plaintiff with
6cing presumably aware ot tho fraudulent char
Winslow, tic Boston lawyer and Gsiaaltcr. .' Nj.
| 1filflrtl claims Ills good hnnc has been 1anag-
ed 10 tho extent Of 1t least $4,000 and there
fore brings suit, capias wis Issued for the
| DIVORCES.
Ncl1to Husbands filed BILL yesterday against
hsr husband, Edward H. Husbands, stating that
they were married Dec. 20, 1875, and that from
\ her with cruelty, frequently. getting drunk and
striking her, standing hcr on her head at one time,
and pushing SNOWFALL down her back At at-
other, causing her to take cold. Although she
4tan Hnn fHt uhr<,k
| complainant AYERS that shc can no longer live
! With him, and now nsks for divorce. A short
time ago her husband alcd bill against her for
ayoe o hs o1 s'uy tG whs e
those now alleged, but Judge Moore dismissed
both bllls, u,ia left the parties in their former
uncnvIablc plight.
In the case Of Foadick & Fish vs.. The Rock-
ford, Rock Island d. st. Louis Railroad Com
pprosing Tho lnai report ei Sir fsrty, liz II: r.
siye and nd m stosy T. & hes GoF Ss Ed ss PAa IL
full for tho Da]ance on account OF their services.
To-day is the Inst day Of service In tho Supc-
rsor Court. Thlrty-eix suits were begun In that
ton.
UNITED eTArEs COURTS.
l.; D; C4rhart began suit for $4,000 against
Alvin y. Lancnstcr.
Thu Connecticut Mutual Lifc-Insurance Conn.,
pany filed q bill againet j. Y. Shannon and
wifc, and about sixty other defendants, to fore
close a mortgage for S., ,o00 on tho building
mud land on tho southeast corner Of Clark and
State street, south Of Eighteenth street.
DANKnUrT0y MATTERS.
Eugene :. uoushaw, Of this city, f1ed VOL
untary petition YESTERDAY to ba declared bank;
ths unsecured to si6, ,4s9 No assets y 6syoni ia
suit of clothes. Reference TO Register Hfbbarl
Marcus Deutsch and Gabriel Frish wcro put
into bankruptcy BY number Of their credtors
% assignment q their stock Of goods to
Charles Stern, of Peoria, With Intent to defraul
their creditors, and With having given warrant
TO confess Judgment, and WITH having made
cause Aug. was made.
The case Of D. ]. Wrcnn Was referred to the
Register for final report.
In the matter Of Z. E. Thomas ct al, tho re-
sued to show cause Aug. Z why the composition
should not bo ratified.
A.. r. Cutler, Assignee OF John r. Lodcsatrom,
was authorized to take possession Of tho bank
gett. gek.0''e y A'Ss'''s' 'A''sAD VI '''s' D'00
In the case Of A. ]. Haywood an adjudication
was entered by default, and q warrant issued
IN the matter Of Fl. L. Harrison, leave was
given TO Saturday next for the creditors to tlle
objections to his discharge.
and Joseph v. Blumb.
SUPERIOR COURT IN pRlEr,
Daniel Sullivan began suit for 81 800 against
George /. ciylesda,o commenced a suit in
trespnsss against Sdn james ". seovllc, laying dam
5000 Of William A. Travis and Martin Van
Allen, and another to recover $1,000 Of Daniel
The Cleveland Paper Company sued E. Allen
Mardcr. Luso + Co. brought .utt for s1,soo
against George Taylor.
Samuel .n Sd HeasIe sued Edward ]. and Mary Gray
Henry Fricnensdort brought suit aratn,t Leo-
po!d Korherr and Simon 1Iaas, claiming s1,500
81 900. ~ - ~ @es' '''
solomon Abrahams began IN action to recover
81 GOO trom Aaron Cohei
In the estate Of Charles ". Gcnung,, letters Of
9lnlinfst ration were granted to tile widow Of tho
deceased, under bond for $14,500.
under boud Tor $1,000.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Gustav aInrotd was tried for burglary, found
James Wilson pleaded guilty TO larceny, aud
was given sixty days IN thu County jail.
Richard Ryan and Nicholas Drannignn were
tried for 1afceny. Tho former was acquitted,
and tho latter convicted and given i've ycars III
the Pgnttcntiary.
John Williams pleaded guilty to larceny, and
was given axty days in the House OF Corrce-
tt0n,
William Dorm was tried fdr larceny and &C.
quilted.
John Moran was tried for assault, found gull.
~, and given thirty days IN the County jail.
Mnry Anderson pleaded guilty TO larceny and
was remandcl.
Jerry Whclan was tried for larceny, found
guilty, under agc, and goes to tho Brldewell
Chnrles Walsh pleaded entity to larceny, and
VIVA given ninety uuys at The Nri1ewalI.
Charles Wright picaded guilty tu larceny, and
was given thirty days In the County Jail.
hnilio Wilcox was tried for larceny, found
guilty, and took one year at Joliet.
quilted.
W.. $780,. JUDGMENTS.
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