, 1876-11-09
TILE COURTS.
Judge Williams Denies tho Injunction
Asked for in t. g Normal School
Matter.


Some IIcnvv Suits Eutrrcf1 in tho
va " tA1 eAAo
United States Circuit
Court.
a Final Dividend Ordered in the Matter
~ +ho uou, k.,,,.u.. 'f1.a..
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Judge yyilI,oms vc.tcY1av rnorntng ,,rctao1
,hc ,notton IN a, 1nt,,not;,r T.. ,,..' ..sa ~
nnass,o ~ p,s., 49, ~ "!1n.oa nN", ~ sae eAss ~
tniia'oncta and tic teachers Of tho Normal
School. The bill was fllcu By Gcurge D. Plant,
j. ]. kenrney, T.. j. O'ConnalI. and y. Il. GsnI.
ner araIust thc cn,ntv ronm;s.Ion.,s @ . or, w4' II
s. wentworth, ]. ", i.srr,mors' 4. ". I,rav,on u ~
and Misses Emily J. Rice, Sarah NJ. Curtis, and
Saral, 1'yrur, to restrain tho Heard frntn mn
r,o;nttnr .ny ,eachcr. for tho No-,u,i sn,ol,
4, /. wc,, En,,wn Tho nn,ra ~ rausas,on .,.,,.;
not agree oa fr1ac1pai fof the Normal Se''ool,
and 40 the school has not been opened for about
two months. rlnn1iy tic County Commissions
era tntrrfrrc,, nf ,1eir n,vn r,,,in, ond ,,ro,r.
cti rrinc'pal and teachers until tho Board of
Education ssousdaet. Thcrcupon Plant and the
three other members OF lis faction alcd
bill to prevent the opcnlnE or the school.
Judge WIIiiatna leclued to allow ii, and yostar-
lny, after having heard an elaborate argument
on the snt,,c question, a!7!rmc , former rulinr.
After settiur ont nt length the facts In the casr,
the Judge sud that The Conu.y 1,uard had 10
power to h!rn teachers for the Normnl 9cboUt or
fix their salaries, hut that w,ere, as IN the prcs-
ct,t case, It was dono merely IN case Of ctncr-
gcncy, he did not think q court Of GUILTY o,,rht
to intcrferc. That the Boari Of Commissioners
County Comm [ssIoncrs Of other counties.
The Judge also decided TINT llo would mt al
low the injunction, rs the damage to tho cont
platnants was nothing, compared With whit tho
It ought to be opcucd, and taxes lal been
lcyloA for payment Of its expenses. The COM
platnallts n!so did not come Into court With
clean hands, q they could, bolng members Of tho
smooth away the difficulty. and bring out l,ar.
mony between the two factions. Il was d case
where tho Chancellor was justified In using Lis
discretion, and the motion for injunction would,
At NORMAL. .,.
Tho news TINT the injunction had been re-
fusct was received at the aclIoot ut nuo. ycstcr-
day and caused general rejoicing an,o,iC the
d week ago hit MONDAY, IA now fu!jyu6Ser wav.
With some LEU students prcseilt, Of wl,iet, mum.
her eiEhtY-hyD arc Iii the Nnrr,nl 1lcDArt-
rncnt, thr others IN the preparatory aud traIniur
departments. THIS is q much less nun,ber,tl.nnn
tllat 20 nany watteJ Tic nnen1ntt If lin srI,oni
ruther than 20 oisewlero would Indicate The con
trainlpE.schuol for teachers. is nccoeetty.
large filcreasc in attendance is expected now
that it Is leilultcly decided that the school viii
coutlnuc
TROUBLE or A wAnEHousr,tAy.
William Ii. Ferry f1led n bIll ycs,rrIav In t,c
Circuit Court oyl[t1at Johu Datss nskinT fnr nm
INJUNCTION. C0inulaiuaut states tjIat III Ia thr
owner Of the bu1diMg Nos. Gs3 and Gs5 State
etroct, which has been for years Used for nimsc
to store household goods aud Ga warei,pnse
FOR lie last fuur yrnrs lis Y,rc,na,, nr a,,nI"r
has been thc dyte1,la,,t who has Ind chnrre ~
the building, receiving the un,onnt raid for
storoue, under the rEncrni suncri,,tautIance' ~
con,pialnanIs ann. ". If. Fcrry. ir' slnrt
time ago complainant, becu,1;,up tfssn.Isffr,i
with Baics, remoycd him nn1f ai,nnintn ~ ntc
WiiItn,n T. nnrr in Iis ri" - nst S,,n,,nm
however, Batrs forcib,y elk ted 1,arr frn1n ~.
building. rcrainrt posseegiou. and now hnlns II,
IN tleIairre III cverv onr. Cnn,ntuimnnt ihnrcs
fore nsks for mn i1i,Iuctlon nrajnst Hntea. ~
nrryent him from rni1nstinr r"v n,nn""' rnr
storgs, from n,rIllinlr viii lie tl,ds stnrc1 "a
nr fro,I, knrntn,r n1Ssrssfnn ri lin m,iidinT Al,