, 1877-07-18

Tho County Court heard sevcfal tax-ca.es yes
terday morning, and adjourned at an raf'y hour.
To-day tho objections To tho rpecal assessments In
tho outside towns will 10 considered.
The case Of Or. West and Josephine Ottman,
Indicted for adultery, was called In the Criminal
Court scvefai days Ago, mid their buti wa de-
in jail.
Thc Asscssos Of South Chicago returned h!s renf~
estate oooka and his rcrtonsl l.propcrsy hooks will
be ready week hence. Tue b0oks fhow the rca
t}ol vao for Inst year.
=, Tho County Treasurer yontor!ay sent Irtsers To
ntc fos 4 loan nt $1oD. 600 to ,hc county. Tho
FiEantc Committee meets Ibis afternoon to con.
slider whateTcr snswcrs may 10 received. WV
Tue Grand jury Yesterday disposed Of numerous
cases. au!en9 which weto LOT Of ss'ak cases.
Four ttue bi,1s wcre found asainst ratic* having
we're fonad agaInst tho owners of tho obno1ious
ponds aiunR The 1.akn- Shoro Drive. AmnnT thu
s 'nf s ss, ,nS Il. n s:nY
at,nk'factorles are yet to bo Considered.
Judge faEwell was among the Witnesses befote
tao tiran1 Jury yesterday, md he secured tho In
so'ne weeks ago. Later IN tic day be- app,iod 10
tAc police authorities for the goods stolen frcn,
him which bad been recovered, and wis informed
suoae9'iently !tsncd the order nnl got lila goods
40 i1S!deut which tcr occurred befote, md u
HOb NkCI{ u HCCuf bRHlQ BO0a.
THE lATR unAND JURY.
IN an Interview with r.. Il. Marshall, published
aon ~ ecp!ainsd tha: IN se,tfn eata
which he Wis Interested, tho Names oi the MI. i.
ns.'ss aaainst t!o Defendant, and thtlr residence,
es sSe sy Ghsh ps s s
l.i'eA va fsnectlon on both Justice li+lnes ssa
the CLERK Of Tho Criminal conEt; which iho
Nnrrh.ff himself, Tho names Of he Witnesses
wcto lad!orscS on tho buck Of ths rccognfz4ncs
the Clerk Of thu CouEt had IL DO Ia tha m,attcr
Tas 70 ndo1se The docan'cnt ~ having hoen nlsd
ss p aa d., were as ~
1rcsse. of tho wltnexsc., ami this WA purely =
clerical srsor Marrl4nlIe attention was called to
explanation VIA satisfactory. aud II was In battasto
tor him 10 mako ths sta'e'nsnt no ha* under
sa % EasT sna ~ tsst t.
not eeesoa IN getsns The psrau1 Indicted thst he
w.. nt'f ts tne 1noss p!ausiele cause q hls con-
Of d!.sstiag attention from the arsser charge that
he attempted u Influence ihu jnne Grand jury In
s * SEp8 eavs n sG:S st:asS ss s
:Isis@ssi: @ %.ds y NJ; Sa;sssii. vie ii sliessS I'd
Mx,sa,s nd!ctmon Mes.lSt say. he de,n
known Of. TIL. was ii 1fanley's saloon. i party
nf jurors and oshors were In lh1rc, no eaye, and
when ono Of the csnwd went out, 4 person whu1n
Aessilllcr thinks IL Albert fatch raid
out II Marshall. who has becn ipdlcted." MessI(.
lleF states thut Mr, Patch ASKED him II hc would
not vote for ! reconsideration OF the Indictment,
and tnst refused 70 do no. thinking TIM. tho case
aEa.nst MaErhall was . strong one. lle secs nu
reason why Mnrahall should hare nad0 thaae state.
1ncnA against him except his unwIttIngness to yofr
for reconciliation af tho lndlctment.
The case of Aarsball, however,, L. notth onsy une
wherein cF1Oketnes4 was Attempted or nEAct}rcd
before tho late jury. Yesterday juror lid SONG
fsets before tho Assistant htatu's Attorney which
will throw Hood Of light IN tie subject. Tho
facta tOuch other jurors lhIn t!!ose 20 inr named
and Are to bo brought to tho attention Ut the prea
cut Jury. along with tho facts In tho MnrslAll case
eatly tho coming week.