, 1877-10-25
THE COUNTS.
The Decapitatel Park Commissioners
After an injunction.
n4oord of Judgments, New Suits,
Bankruptcies, Etc

sffect that tho Governors order removing them
vas Illegal, found II necessary, how
er,t, To take some steps to keep
tlc,r Official plnccs, A lawsuit wns
rsressary, and to whom would they more nat
nrally apply than to the legal gentlemen who
xsyc them their opiniona TO Afr. Bonncy anil
julRe Lawrence then they went, and the result
WA bill for injunction TO prevent ths new
nonInees, &. NJ. Wilcox, Emil Wllken, E. E. i
woodland John Brannock, from taking tho places
10 which they havo been appointed. The COM
nlsuants, after settling out that they constitute
majority Of the Wcstslle PARK Doarl. and
Tint they have always faithfully discharged
,hetr Official duties, state that no charge
~ any fncompetene,, neglect Of duty, or
malfcnenncc III Office has ever been presented
agaiust them by tho Governor or any other pub
lie authority. The Governor, however, OH the
1lth Inst, entered summary @ oIaet Fcmas'ng m %
place, tho only Charge being that they Old not
r1tscss tic necessary qualifications Tor the ro
s;tlon, aud that the successful ad1niutstrason Of
Tic marks OF Wcst Chicago demanded their re-
Glo their bonds, and have Etsen o''s that when
sssktance OF GcorRe ". Stanford, ono Of the
M Hn,rI. an,! proceed 10 elect thcls others. VIII
lard Woodland Inns been appointed successor df
Louis Schultzc, whose term Of ollled has ex-
plrr,', and 3. II. MeCrca IN placc oi Henry
ilrccncbanm, resigned, but neither Of them has
L Is further charged that tho action Of tho
uovurllor n removing them was had without
notice to thcM, without making any epecltca-
lions Of incompetcncy or n,aifcasnncc, and with.
out giving any opportunity to hear evidence.
Tror 10 this, however, the Governor had dc
nantletl their resignation, and threatened to
remove them i1 caso they .lid not eom2ly,;
esuso 5sr 'Dsih iir.t ''S sh"wS. Il the time u
1bcir appointment they say they causcd strict
examination Of tho affairs OF tl,e hoard to be
matters affecting the honesty, integrity, and
ability Of tho pcrtona Immediately concerned
therein. Theee rebults were published orcr the
scnlovo thcn,, conlplainants had taken steps 10
have the proper proceedings takcn to g. cgr. ect
'by the Investigations. This attempt to remove
earjcti s as charge TINT ticy hnvu 6cen inso,n-
psten'; p.sd a "uI' submission % 10 tho % orier i u
,eoys' ,r wou4 J.. be I'm, n, apisss s;S2e
thcy ,c wcro removed explained n,atters 70 the
{lovcrnor. and Insisted On thcirriglt TO hc heard
On spccIttcclargrs, and they now claitn they Gun
1r!ulnp!,antiy vinllratc themselves,
Co1nplatn,nts also claiin that IL the new Com
mifso,icrs art allowed to taku their seats tho
unI business be dcrnnEcd. A sclicnc haa been
sci On foot to ovcrpowcr cornptalnants and get
Hoard. The actIon of the Governor e alleged
tu he fl)rcp], unauthorized, aud void, and H.
gives coior Ut titiu to tho t'crsons ap-
pointed and cqnsstntcs cloud ,ht.aln ot, tl,s
askel for MI order cilonng the new Commits
siouers from making my attempt to act rs
West Chicago rnrk Commissioners. Or FROM In.
1crfrring witt, tho present. Hoard. except 70 try
la &J,nt nfII n Iktt
way, by quo wnrranto. a Temporary in}une-
tIpn vas issued, but under bond Tor &2,O00.
Notwithstanding tho Commissioners avestncnts
that no damage could result irou Tug Issuance *
Of tic injunction, and that they SHOULD not oe
required 10 glyo bond.
j. s. BARNES 4 Co. ....
Charles II. Quincy, Of New York CITY, began
@ 1y eg9s ,es'sG;aY G bae4s .fesI II TX ts ey
10 recover $:}s5.bU. lie snys TINT ln February
jaAt they ordered a bill Of goods Of hit1
amounting to about s4oo: He, hal heard
that suits were pending aGall,st the, anu s
PLANTATION. j, q. Barnes then Wrote back thai
The firm was perfectly solvent, that they lad
$50 feet u choice residence property which tue,
xsre about to soSe o' s Woat aMays tha Ha,
lncnt, Gurney sent on the goods, but he hui
never received any pay for thc.n. short tint
after this transaction J. i. barncs y Co made
voluntary assignment, and plaintiff now ask
lar canfas oil tic ground that tic tlrm procure.
tho goods BY faIAe representations 4hs VIII
was isAuetl.
ITEMS.
In tho case Of OYville Page W. ". W. Page g
sl., Judge Moore yesterday appointed Dryill
paQo Receiver Of raSe BroS- - Co., under
bond for $4,000. ....
D. L. rsrish WIS Yesterday admitted To prac
tlce In both tho United States Courts, on motio'
William Wcaaiey aud Charles pennely. re
Gently inlictcd by tlls United States Gran,