, 1876-05-13
i, An Assignee will be chosen thiss.morning for

An Assignee Will be chosen thisEmorning fo1
john B. Co1lies.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nE1rp.
Lorenzo. stoWell began l. suit for Fl 900
against Charles Wheeler aud Tracy D. Hull.
CRIMINAL couRT.
G. B. Wl1iams pleaded guilty to larceny, and
WIS given one year III the House Of Correction.
Thomas Croak pleaded guilty to larceny, and
goes to the Penitentiary for two years
John Mangnn Naa tried for larceny, found
Euilty, and given two Years IN the Penitentiary.
guilty, md given one year In the Penitentiary.
John Walker was tried for larceny, found
guilty, and remauded for sentence.
yupor eAn1ss 1ns s4 81 4SSRta Is 70 46 and 40 to
485 inclusive.
JuDaE JAuEsoy-No call.
JUDGE RoGERs~-Sct cases 2,7b9 and ,:2Ga
JUDGE Booru-SlB, alS to $50 Inclusive, *.
cept S3
JUDGE McAL11sTER-Set case 5oo1. am.
S,l09, and calendar Nos, sos to $40, 5I0Is, 5i0s<
aud 5ll to 595 inclusive of Judge Rogers calen.
dar,
JUDGE FAHwsL1r~set cases 1,os1 and 1,181.
JUDGE W1ll1ANs-Dre1el vs., Vail.
JUDGMENTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT TCoURr-CoNEgss1oHs-
1he Erie Western transportation Company w.
Ths n3 Globe lnsqsanee Company, g 7o4. s3-samuel
SrrEK1pn CorRr- -CoSFEssioas-Rufu c. Hall
r. John Gubbtns and Mary E. Gubbins, s14.. 90
1aI;,y Mary A. Lake W. Nancy j. Wills, Washington IL.
rs George Won nolen ss 6@N Z. James naes'et Ct
al vs. s,s 1anss sa6 Stephens. ss los D. Kimbar
JunoE GAar-Cable Flax Mills rs. Rock Valley
Haper M Company, s1o4.-F. ". Schmidt ct, al, ".
T. Hods S207 0.--tohn F. Gecting vs, Dennis j,
sSSsn; s s2fm59hn n,,Eas Kein ve Mary CLARK
Maria Bogga. S133. SO.
CIRCUIT CouRE- -CoNrEss1oSs-Alfred S. Trude
r. F;sGsgc Gsgrfe Tea s. nolle. 81 SAL A. Way
Ts: George Verreault, $S84. 50.
JUDGE BoorH-John A. Moody rs. Albert Il.
MR9dman' 5uds@ent Tor @ Sal2 95; restored. Henry
Moore rs. Same. $5so. 81: rastored.-J X. Barry
Vs. Same, Sl65. 6o restored. --Mattie J. Pratt vs.
Same, s53e S3o q; rcstosed--c, R. naggerty vs..
JgpaE AeALL1srER-Edvard Lea IS. George s.
..ah .M.suh s75,75.-A- L. Weaver vs. IL \. Dahl,
DAMAGES CLA1atED.
Specfat Dispatch TO 1as Tribune
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May l2--A suit was Ell
tered to-day against the Chicago t. Alton Rail
road by Mrs. Thomas Crawford, Of Normal, for
5000 damages for the denth Of her 'hus-
band killed on Saturday night last by the cars
on that road. She claims that the engine-bcll
was not 1mg at the place where the ringing
RAILoAD BOND DECISION.
Special DikpatcA 10 Tze Ts1bune
sPRuGFtELp, M, May K.-The suit of the
Rockingham Ten Cent Savings Bank VS.. Moul-
trie County was one of Importance, tried here
in June, 1874, in the United States Circuit Court,
and the decision was adverse to the County. An
appea1 was taken to the United States Supreme
Court, and the decision recently rendered con-
firms that Of the lower Court, SO Moultrie
County will have to pay the $50, 900 bonds issued
to the ,Decatur, Sullivan & Mattoon Railroad.
IOWA ITEMS.
DEs MoSEs, Ia, May l3-In the United
States Circuit Court, E. E. Vary vs. the Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad Company ,actioufor per-
sonal injuries is still On tria. The SINGER Manu-
featuring Company rs. ". 7. Nicholson & c..
default scui1,st defendant. +. G. Iitchield w.
Daniel Chapman, ejectment, default against
defendant.
4 i,,ror annearcd In the court-room DRINK
when Judge Dillon DISCHARGED him. >'
Judge Love, Of the United States District
State bar Association to.rirht> o>1eAe @Ae
n.E0T4 noSn CASE,
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