, 1879-03-11
THE COURTS,

MntterA, Etc.
F. j. Griffin, tho lawyer who objected somc
time ngo TO the proposed land compromises Of
the Receiver Of the Fidelity Savings Bank, yes-
tctday filed some more objections. They contain
nothing new, tho glst Of them being that tho
Receiver exceeded hs powers, a,u1 tlat the COM
promises arc in tic nature OF preferential pay.
menis to somo OF the creditors at the expense
| Of the others.
Tuilt, The counterfcftcr. to be taken to Bureau
County, whore he resides, there To 10 tried In
| the County Court on tic question Of his insanity.
Judge Drummond il expected homo to-nor-
| row.
The Appellate Court met yesterday Afternoon,
Judge Plcasants only being absent. No dacis-
ions arc expected until next week.
DIVORCES.
earah q. Coffcy mas married In November,
167t4 to Cornelius J. CoTcy, and she charges
! that her lie ever since has been rendered mis-.
erabla By his cruelty. lis has been in the habit,
almost daily, OF beating. choking, or kicking
her, md sllo ssatca there has been hardly day
since their marriage that the could not show
some marks Of his hands or feet. lie ela!ms to
have an interest in the Jifjker1 Catholic pewa-
paper, and carus over $50 wsck, OF which she
wants a suitable slice when she gcts her divorce.
| She also wants to rosumo the name OF her
| former husband, Wyokofl.
| UNITED STATES corHTs.
The Washburn s. Moen Manufacturing Com
panr Gled q bI1l yesterday against the Chicago
Galvanized Wire-Fenco Company, E. 81. Cram
dali, c. II. Ktrkham, j. N. Hortun E. T: Mason,
and ". NJ. Sherman, and the same Company,
w wto lsaae 1: Elt"ooa' M o.so n!co nali aEa'nst
fringinE certain patcnts for bnrhel wire fences
,,nv NJ" XII nooiust Wet1monI sn,, Ma" Y
fr3y,io I ,V,,an, X .nd Worv ~ = rn1 ~.
iininn Wn1t,nai Wan,. ia VAIN M,nrf. ctnr. .s
iu nsu" ma nd"H Mchao u II VAIN w inr"cose
~ IL a'.a - non Nv ~ a ni,or ~
Rins,.,s 45diIon M - Ehtcaea M .'0' " N'S1N II ~
N''@'' Aou.t'on .'ae.,,..n. ~ Sn,ss.u' ~,
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS. ~
Company, the Assignee was authorized to COM
promise NIL doubtful! claims, reporting the same
to Court for confirmation, and 10 sell al1 dcs-
pcratc and nnrollcctaolc debts aMt the remain
!ag personal property at aietlon' afteE ElyIrg
Chicago, Freeport, Springfield. Indianapolis
Dcs Moincs, St. Paul, md Madison. This is
donc with q view Of making final dividend and
closing up the estate as soon as possible.
Discharges were iasued to G. E. Stowcll and
John 7. Dee.
surER1on COURT IN nRlEr.
The j, NJ, ". Jones Stationery and Printing
Company fled bill agalnst Enos Ayrcs, South
Town Collector, to ect Its assessment On per-
nv ~ nronnd tnt e,orsnat Hrrr srs ~ ~
o. sIc kt1nnu ~, tas e.cI,sat IT, elros Mhs aae III
Fclscnthnl d kozminsky. private bankers,
n1so complain that they were nsscsbcd on basis
their return they listed only a small amolnt.
tht INK m which wnuitl not bo over SioO And
tiev ionit think Tie t,oIcctnr drait fairly Win
~ .hsy o'n sa''N '4'S >oi'eet"' "e"'s A0'15 "'tA
tnclh' ~
CIRCUIT oouhT'
tttun for hobeas corpus, setting ont tllat he ia
confined in iojI having been nrrrstc1 on carias
AZ thn inefnrcn az 4. Wchfo II n ia
n ..,. I,o ma,,t, a. -, ~ 49,. ao
chhtscs tLAt tnc huuuvlt W eio WflH iseuca Voc
1atniLY qelcetlsG, ana asKe 70 nave II examined.
adopt boy II years old named John George
Perry.
Morris Gc1z {. Co, filed bill against
Collector Ayres c1aimfnr flint thc[r nrrNnnal
IA worth $4,000. but tint by SONIC unknown