, 1876-12-18
THE COURTS.
, 1,ecision Which Will Crafty tho Va.
grants.--Bankruptoy Gases.
,,.o,1 from Chilling C1lalns...Rccor0 ol
Judgments and Now Suits.
ne,siops Of tho suprome Court in Cook
County Ta1 0asaa.
CHICAGO.
.vor1fEn yA0AnoND At LIBERTY.

.AN1
r'tront seems 10 be illegal, and Judge AleAllls-
~ bas repeatedly within tho past low weeks
t.,,.c1 such prisoners when application Inns
ss.n made 10 him by writ Of habcas corpus
3. holl, that the suprcnsc Court Inns already
a..l,ea TINT even vagrants cannot bo arrcstca
sshout yarrant, which will be good news for
=. Aboys." Saturday, Thomas Kccnoy, who
!. ~ M..o,oyipC season OF reposo IN tho House OF
eorrcetion, filed petition claiming that llc had
s.sn scut up by Justice scul1y for six months
.i,bout any warrant, and asking for llabcas
.nrn,,s. It appeared that his statement was
and ho WIS released. lie was, however,
snmuliatcIy rcarrested on n charge OF burg
~, and taken back to LIS old quarters until
rr.nces Kolbaba fled her bill Saturday .ask.:
I've fgr divorce from her husband Frank, he
~ ssasc he deserted ller utter only tllrcu weeass'
Tn,r unhnppy mortals wcro rc}sevc3 Of thor
z,trimonial Jokes Saturday by Judge Moore.
Thr f]rst was Angelina II. Jennings, who dis.
,rSered vcrv eoleuatve1y that llcr husband,
Grctcc, bllliard-table keeper Iii the fremont
House, lad been unfaithtul to her She got her
ujSb Jncob notl, a1so proved tllnt his wife, VIII
htimlna, WIS living with another man nnMed
iii, OH the corner Of VIM Durcn street atatt
and as se was no. unwilling IN 10 10
'ttsud and tried to fnssnuato that her conduct
S,d 6ern quite straight except in leaving lIcr
husband, illt her explanation as 70 why size d.
oTed hersclf to bo called Mrs. Hall waa To say
tss least n little lame, md avallcd nothing Will
"i Ellsn Cayanaugl, only enjoyed four, tloys Of
mtrricJ life Wleu her UcnIis deserted her, Anti,
hsying shown this satisfactorily to the Court,
rs dcparted stnglo woman. ;.
Ill stoHr G1n f1fG
lbbie T. Marsh from Daniel l.. Marsl on nc
t0,nt Of his repeated cruelty to her. She ls to
C. allowed to have the care and custody Of her
ehill.
In the criminal proceedings TO condemn vim
ssat still nikl lissiil!ng property oyncu by
Iurlstus mud II. Koch, On motion Of the Dis
uitt Attorney, Judge Ulodsctt Saturday Cyl
tercd IN order for TIC obstruction Of tue still.
In the ease OF Mnrk 7. Seymour IS. tfle Phil
Nps 4 Colby Construction Company tho jury,
andcr The Instructions OF Judge Druinsnond, re-
u,ed verdict for the Defendants. a motion
br new trial was made. Tho verdict was pro
bma It tring tHo lust oey ot tho term. ; ,,o
Peoria d. Warsaw Railroad Company. tlc Re-
f5crs roports for October aIQ November
9crc approYcd. and an order was entered giving
tIn As,tO0, oil account OF his services.
United States Courts, and tho last day for
Certificate Of moral character was issued by
Judgc Rogers to Louis Dutterjleld, oD motion
olE. ". S. Hrawley.
te.ring tho case Of Adolph 1oewy VS.. The City
uiChcagu to recover personal damages. It ar
1e,fcd tiut plaintiff was walking on West Ran
tolph street Oh tho evening Of Oct. Z, 1874
then lie accidentally fell into a hole exearntcd
njuFries Of lis spIue, nud afterwards brought
nil 10 recover llamngca. Thu evidence WAS con
duded, aud the case given to tue jury With leave
icteal the verdict.
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
,Johu s. Perry filed bill ugatnst JOHN ntlt
Eliza ". Forsytlc. the Marine Company Of CHI
aco, ani Gus,rge n. Bogue, Receiver ot eats
Company, Frances ~, Slary, William, Y. ,,I 4.
frank u, lrA, Edward W, and Frances Griffin
iup +. b. Peabody, S. b. Mitchell, Executor 0
the viii ot ", i: Ellis, slcccused, G. Y. Dyer
Yelcniah spGcv,. Il: +. White, 7: A. Jaeksot
4 4n,a'la s coqk, G. J. sske' 3s ThSmas , pemt [
t,ny Tic Chicago Historical Society, ~. Ills
vthu estatg OF Jonn Contl, degeascL, Al,na D
Eyaue, An.a d. II. Evans, Tholnaa Prlnrose
md the Connecticut Mutual l.itc lnsnIa.lS "
Company, to foreclosc mortgage for ,S5g0
rsea BY forsythc on Lots S, ., l. and s, " Fol
.Jthe's Second Addition, being Il subdivision 9
'Gst part north of the s. q rnss l. Of tlle " Y. ls
!set, OF tue +. 5lb 1eet df the =, =. a 0L tne >
Il. x 0t See. u, 80, IA.
BANKHU1TCY MATTERS.
Walter a. Mott, coal uhl wood denLcr q
LgEn, tlled Il voluntary petition IN hankrnptc
saturday. Ills preferred aud secured debts to-,
rpts1], and tlo linScc,rel amount to 81 is!
lAciuding $500 duo is indorser OF the note c
Ia. Mott. The assets consist Of n lease Of I'll
ttoal story Of q building on Chicago street,
tstbal License TO iiso some OF tic Chicago 1
eActae RasroaA Cosnpany's lassd as eoal, yard
h, $50; notcs, s@ stock & q ., ,soa s'5it.
fhoSel, etc, sI5s5o; debts duo on opon u
count, 81, l,1j7.49; aud policy uf insurance, S4D'
1hepetltlon was referred to Register, Coon.
Arthur Il. Atkins, T. member OF tlle 1lrIn
auss!O,49i0l, the securities being estt,nntel 1
tlae00; tho unsccurcI' liabilities annouIt I
Gsei15, Ills assets comprise half-tntrre
sortl S::,0OO IN tho late tim. Ut Farmer Il a
klas, and e.-pcraDllnl property c1allDcd /
tempt. Reference to Register lli6barl.
"A petition wns filed ngatnst Abraham
Erelndllcl,, a dealer IN gunts furnishing goos
.nSo $50 fifth avenue The cFolltors ate ;, .
Tank ANDERSON, ni So sS' Ssis'; Icl:stts 4 1lclgsoi
Aa9; ". Rosenlmrl r. Co., s5Bz75; md Fl
terean,l Cotton Corlwlry, s2A9.s0. III,
saargc that un thu lst OF Decenlber tic debto
ssi1s oosscssetl Of stock Of merchandise wor
sI9o5!. removed unl cuncca}cd = large portit
hereof with intent to preyeut II bctns scfzt
ealegal process, AMI TINT on tho sth Of Dcrc,
ktha concealed h!nsseli to avoid hesng .serys
sIth PROCESS. Also that on tho LIST Ut Decor
kt he gave or transferred Ills goods to son
sfon unknown, and nov hus ollly nhoHt u
a9rth Of goods III Ills stUrc. These g0ous VIC
a.bought un credit anu arc yet unpaid for.
lQIe to SLOW cause Dcr. Is was issued, and
F!Frant ot sctzurc, also u warraat for tho ARE
q The debtor to hllYu him held to Gatt, t
mount of tho l1att being tlxci ut $1,000.
1y9hn @ Everitt, ASsignrp nf tfse lse!ltlell. Hnws
aMalworth Company, ilcu pcttt!on saturtin
tepISscnt!ns tint Oh thu 9TH Ut DGceLAbtr
aooael tho creditors OF this Company that
I1etslug Tor eonsWltat!on woulss hu' held satt
w., lie was present mud nlatlc u repoTt sho
~ That Tic Company since his appointment
Ma'gaes hatl earre4 on business so as to p
s1pS'scs and yet hayu q margin, and that
.soeS mad bcen much improved. Owing, ll1
t'sf, 10 tho hard times, It IL feared tint t
l!9plhdrG IN this city, which has been quite prof
see. and the foundry Ut Louisville, which ]!
ualy lald Its Why, will have to be closed. ]
ISFc on Laku street, utso, will not
;;ee to pay ruuutug expenses. It ia b
~ Tho estatu that all this bnslnt
ttGeald b eloscu up AM! tho estate wound up
aetatllest pr4ct!table moment. At this nic
~ ~ atM saturday, y. L. 9tnitl, Esq, rcprese
as the Bank ol Montreal, u creditor l!oltli
Sraei'lrl tis whole esulnls asailist tte 20
Ran{t aud |0xnt,l, r. Smith mn tun1f Cf 1