, 1876-03-11
THE COURTS.
Another Possible Conflict Bo~
twcen tho State and Fed'
oral Judiciary
Vorliot in the Fiity-arh Street Con-
domination Case.
Record Of Judgments aud Now Sults..-
Tax Contestants.

TIE METROPOLITAN CITY HALLWAY COMPANY.
About oiglt months ago JosHo II. Foster.
s,ockhoIder In tho Chicago Wost Division Nsil-
way Company, fllod hill In tho United ssstos
Circuit Court to restrain the metropolitan CITY
Hallway Company from inyiug certain traoks on
Caual atrsot. A temporary injunction was
granted, and the Railway Company suspended
operations for somo mouths. About two weeks
ago, howeyor, It Itod d petition In Tho County
Court 10 have tho damages haoortaiuofl by reason
Of tnling property for tho railroad This WAS In
violation OF tho injunction isBued by Judge
Dr1lmmond at thu timo Of fling tho bill, and q
supplemental bill was ilod yesterday setting out
that fact. on whIoh Judge BIodgost ,isaued tho
following ortlor:
On reading tho supplemental bill OF complaint e1-
uoaTt i heroh7 directed ao te samo .eeordIngly.
and tho proceedings theren aha 10 Without prou4,co
70 e right q aa!d sonpsins,t 70 rroosa 's'n.t the
snjunato,s hss:tosaro Kranai ii Ito asid or snai
fass a. .Ss e saia s dSa 1
appearing ihat sai not!u caunH At present 10 henEd.
and thai IN the 'ncnntimo irrcpasablo Injury may b.
' III. frshss o4dsrei lint Tho said metropolitan CITY
Railway Company and 'ss officers, ato1,,cys s'cl;
denanatlnn nlc by II lii Tho County Court Of took
snitl Chicago Wrss D7irion Hallway Company Is made
defendant until thp further order Of tlit Court,
I'D @ Il trrs. % An tha s.rsllaf Of Till District. Len.
% II css q Ill .:ts fsF dresa at Tsa t.
sri l1tintoreatca rnrinn, o aud lio In hsrnhy M
ponicl 10 sesys aud ako return Of this ordar aud nf
i'll process herelu
This throatonH to prec'pltnto another contest
botwaan tho Federal uud Htato authorities, aud
with all tho advantage on tho %ide Of tho former,
- tho Uutod statos Circuit Court hr4t obtained
Jurisdiction.
HARDIN vs. cuH1stAN. ..
Tho motion for q ltecoiver III tho caaa OF J. N.
Hardin VI. ". II. W. Cugll,nan aud otllors calno
up again before Judge Mooro yesterday morn;
That tho partica ought to sgreo on somo party
between themselves, and tho argument was COLI
tlnuod until Monday. The PROPERTY involved ia
catimatod as worth upwards OF $500, 900, incunl-
berad by Gobta 10 tho amount of about SlB5 OQD
TIE HYDE rAnE CONDENSATION GAZE.
The jury ro!uinod thoir vosaict yesterday
morning In the caso Of 11ydo Park rs. Durham
and others for ascortatnthg tho damages Tor
damaged, In Tho iurys estimation, was fifty tots
ju j. II. Du,.ham'A Subdivision Of tho South eGl
teot Of the y. ". Il OF tho N. L. u OF Sec. II,
o., ID, all but ono Of which nro owned hy ). II.
Duphnn,. The damage to tho south II feut Of
AZ of theEa lots, which was taken for tho strcot
was estimated at 4176.81 10 each lot, or
a8,441.28 to the whole uumhor. lilo damago
to TIC, two ren.aiu!ns lots was sa30.o1. Tho
Jury nlHo considered TINT Is OF tho lots wore
damaged by roason OF tho cutting OFT OF II feet
from cach to tho amount Of 92GI.82 for aaol,
lot, and that one other lot waa damaged to tho
amount OF #8GO.5l. ThiB makes total award
OF 81. 2al 10, of which all but s000 goes to MIR.
!. a. Durham.
Honr TAX CONTESTANTS.
The Third National unnk tilcd bill yesterday
: In the United States crcul. Court against Col
banking laws IN this Slate. and concluding by
stating that It had boon taxed 6l9, 408.4o on its
capital Rtock Of S150,000. Aud IL wnuta EyAnn
sn{|otasi from collecting that tax;
ln tho Superior Court, John Hanson filed q
..nossed instead Of ssd hea ho rants u1sa
to osoaps paving that tax Of s98o.26.
@. II. Danka u Co. also complain because
their property was valued at St22,900 by tho
West Town Issossore, WHOM they returned Il a
$1,000.
DIVORCES.
Maggie Moronay. filed her bill yesterday
dosoEtod hcr about q year after thoy wore mar
rica, and as that Is moro than Two years ags
sha Wants dlvorca-
Judge Dlodgott will not DO In court to-day
Judge Hopkins viii contlnuo ILL., csI to-da,
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
Joseph lovoorAft began suit Ia ojoctrnout
$4,000. "S' y
jonathan L. Dootl, filed a bill sga1nst uonr,
CroHvoi!. Of klrkwooa, Warson County, to re
htsasn him from infringing patent ia grail
toparAtoEs.
BANKRUPTCY ,1ArrEns.
=. samuel y. 9anoson dry Rools merchant o
this city. aled q voluntary petitlon In bankrupt
yes.eFa.y. HIa ~ P5ofot.ea and secured debt'
!. to sp,so7.so.. Tic ussota consist Of a 10
IN - osmotory, valucd at e{O0; note
md eila, $50 li1e insurance policies, $11 .o7o
md fire @ aoautancc policy Of sl,ooo. Tho baut
sghinBs former partner, II. 8, Ilch, an accoun
Of moneys drawn from tho firm, and an ,1ncct
la!n claim agstnat tho estate Of 1Iurkint l
lator.
John II. Rlne, OF Chaua, Osle County, ala
wont into voluntary bankruptcy. His doGts, q
sss" 1s9on to md there
William Il. AndoFaou, Of thia oily, also filed
voluntary petition yesterday. showinR \ llat (
deets. al. unsecured. sa amonut!ng e s37 e2l7
grain contracts. Rsforrod to Negistor Hibbart
HtnERIoR COURT IN nnlKg.
. T. g. Ktrkwo4d and William A. Dupklo bega
I Rnuts for $4,000 against William u. prot.yman
CIRCUIT COUNT.
Charles L. Hall md EIrnor J. Balssbury beEa
Ruit for "a, b00 aghtnst Theodore Il. bryant.
THE CALL MONDAY.
JupoE HopKlAs-75 to end Of calendar.
JgpaE qARx-l5o, 2lS, 2lB, 22l, 225. GAG. 2.
JupuE JAHksoN-1l3 TO 1l3, III to 12l, IL
a26. 49, 1al 10 1888. 1a5, 18o, 1888 to 141 iucusiv
1unan MoonH-l4. IL, 1G.
JupaE AoGana-Bet caBes 1887 Aul Gl0, Ar
salendar Nos. TO 20 INCLUSIVE.
JUDGE pooTn-~bot case $40. sndcaleudas No
60 to 30 lucuslyo.
JgpaE 3 1rAawE1l-1;ooo 70 l.loo:
supdx WHsIANs--layersido Company cssa8.
sup0MEATs
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