, 1876-10-29
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Anti-Wentworthites Apply for
an Injunction,
Restraining the County Board from
Reopening the School.
Further Hearing OF the Case
POSTPONED till Thursday.

Frw N
weeks, On the question OF ff'nclpal ios '4e
Normal School at Englewood, has ut last leu 10
q legal quarrel. The origin Of the whole
tro,,h,n WAS this: The name Of D. S. Went
1oo - a.hor. ,,.e ,,ra.on+ca n thc
worth, among othefs' was ptesenscu ~, " nas sus
mai School. Four voted for him and totr
aca;nst. One or two other candidates we're then
a5aaaataa .4.1 hrt NO wentyo1th men stood firm
piee'uteu' s ~ ~ "nSn s ~ ~ 49, -as,,1t h,s
LOT tner noaunee1 aau tao 1eeaae "a" ~
have onened the 1st of September,
-. ,aon c,os.a nnti1 Tho nresent time. neither
10 s.Sosa. oo,,,1, r., ,r;,, nv eensih1c
party peing stlonf enough 10 "in uot 'et''tD40
enoun ~ v? anus ann Tho po,15 If conntr Com
ie" oa5s aso .ue noaau =. eV5 * rosnnn- 1
maSSonefS a .tSh 1Ror ant ~ onen tn
s1ty ol autaoIg ~ so,1t,, ~ ~ h"ta.san s
senool leuloalt'1 u4sn tne 91Eu .'o,,1d
the members G o9a[t art " ~ notaes ,sere
pe ~, ta3s ssot t''3 tho echoo1 vnnid
puolsncu ~ tae plpei1 tu.1' W. oSuo1. th1n -
oe opeuca s!ttntio" tnao I.u1s LII &C., f1a5 aa
oncG, an ,eos G ~ innct;on to nrevent
appncatlon "as In laaG a to1 'nJute'lon " pt''e"'
the opening o. Lac senooi. i H. IN, ,ra coo~ca n
lug eo1np1as4anes ~ Wy % ~! ~ n5E5o n1Ea5,om
and Samuel s. GardneI and th the defendants
ere panle H. >: wentworth, ,,. ~ b. LaIro' Halnh
Alenoets "; 0fS}1o ~ ag .j - panrd nus 81 nnn, n
curtis, aafaa 1byrne, anu lug noafu ~ oouls
nlssloIela ~ So4'4s1' .!n.e ns - st..a~
stase lnes as eeu =; cit a =. r"t n n iSGp tSe
Boaro Q, S es.a9sneu au1 ~ Sooh ~
Eolhty Mo[n1 a nIuoo4, aln osc1rcG $3.50 ,ss a.
lars untn lod, whcn H. lne noaru u ~ Soam, rn.,as
sl9nsts "Is 1ee 20 so IAss;ncs - sarard nud ~ +h
seoeu LUZ puau ~ ~ oupe' 49, ~ 'r
suppohh pah oi y; rasnr.I ~ no thn n13nnntment
tne scnQo1 II feepcct W tuI appostenes pa ~
Of Lsacnc1s, 'no iang "a 'Iu anouIas Rs,r13 "
ea!a1les, cte+ IS Vesteu ~ ~ nouu M..a,-,
O Euuc1llo1, c9,SasspS 1k piIsss pns,n - pnhnr3{
Harns, 4. y. LeS1s; =. ran 2; Joua5on, ~ a'SDs!1
nrn.r Garh ~ 1catier - w|t6 the cSzolcn mcmrs
1ar4nel, tosaef NIL tLe eaoA'tt.o tt Woar9 ~
4. b. Jonhson, cnar7nan m & - Iue p Poaeu pIant ~
Coanty touaiassnhe1s, aHa oeotse ~ AAAoe'
ouperlntcueca. " . nenUots. V, rdr,,o+to,, b,1d
AZ msetasoA 1ne noasu -. Eides.en "i1 ~ o1nt nxu
SSn m Se Serna scboa %J Four votes
were cast 1of "eutMoltn an9 tou1 X s.s ~ ~,
ana nc was noI appon1eu. Vn ene III ~ ~ -. to to
same montn aaoLner neetlpg was Ac1o 1o1 'ue
same purpose: VIII no pctter succcss'
on the subject + q Principal Tor the school the
board has ever nnce $1,000.
The board q county Comm.sslonefs linen
stepped IN, ant, on the 3oth OF Vct9per llast
Friday, appoln;ed D. :: MentWortn fnnG1pa4'
and !: w taara4mofe' v; otayaon, nlhsly t;s3 -
ihce: oarah IL. tuftls1 and oarah byIne, Assist
ants, against tie written protest OF complain
ants. A noticewas then published That the
school would be opened Tomorrow.
The anti wentworth faction ttercupon tiled
their bill ycsttrday to prevent the teachers
from opening tae school. aud to rcstrain the
Board OF Commissioners from liking Their SAL
aries or auditing any buls lor thclr payment;
Messrs. y. l.. ShoreT and George =. Camppcl
appeared Tor csmplainants. and asked Tor the
usual ltemporaryln]unctlon to prevent any at
ton until the cse gould be heard.
1fessrs. John Il. Rountrce and Sidney Smith
appeared for tn County Board ana tile other
defendants, ard asked Tor more time, as the
bill had just ben hleo. Ar. kountree sald that
no damage couM result, as the tax leavy Tor
the year had alfady been made including the
expenses OF running the Normal school, and no
extra expense sould be incurred. It was only
school Was two mouths behind time IN opening,
and 10 harm Wt1ld bc done even II it should |
turn out that III county Board had no techni- |
cal night to appoint teachers. on inc other
hand, Il the sclfol d1d not open us aoTertlsed,
the. scholars ~to had gone there would be |
obliged to go hone, and be put to extra expense
Ihe motion Q grant more Time was strenu-
ous}y opposed b counsel for the compla1nants,
ana the arguments iasted over an hour.
Judge Nllllaps hnany decitned 20 grant
restraining orflf, ont allowed the defendants |
until next Thursday to prepare their defense.
The Judge said lhat II 1t appeared that the case
was an application tor an injunction where prl-
vate interests Fcrc concerned, and that COM |
plainants were ltely to suler irreparablc injury,
tion before grating time. But It was s case
5iiTarcrt ~ fnot;n = Thor" uss nn .e,o o,so wherc
corrt ought to 1T with more hesitation than I
when public edration was concerned. Cook
County had put u building at large expense Tor
Tue NORMAL 9e1'ol, ralseu taAGs W suppor'
inos.,, ~ ~ mi nrIo,tcfi ,v the law and II was
the duty of The nfsons having it in charge to