, 1881-04-26
THE COURTS.
Oral Arguments on the Case Of
Blodgett We, Old Peoples
Home.
A Wabash Stakeholder Fights Alleged
Illegal Taxes on the Road.
Several Hard Citiz ens Found Guilty,
and Consigned to Joliet.
THE OIL, PEOPLES HOME.

". nIaIgutt aynlnst Tho Oil reopo's ilonc was
yoatorday morning Dcforo Judge
Smith, Tho petition i viii ho rcmo:anorod'
asked Iof writ OF n'n1dat4lus to compel tho Oh
fleors of the tfomo to reatora tho petttlonur 10
,a IT. ncrs
nsen ,. uapu c;n, c t,. .nsmss ~ ub aS vcs H..
she naI Icon s,,iity Of wjifut and ropoatc.l dls.
Of The rule. q tbs Sno % a .ns
order a@onr ths other inmates: sad thsy
Of 'ss,t 81 H. 1'f ses
reply Or rejondor !" thls s,. I.ns. Answer;
cnyng ne GIsonSa!ehoo ~ sofnn ,a, sma s.
erse ,s ha r&ht TO- aneG as y waStngr a sh 1
fues We!e propat oa r ano nsr snu ~
6Is0tS 6E 70 o thS eo"''uso" Trey "'s' ~
~ ms reply Ms. =, u. AcLaEE, on nenM!t !1,, ni
th9 llota,n fileu dgMnrfsI. whicn oe asgnGa
could not fstornloo the justice or inju.tIco et
sS ~ wns s 1s or tr%csono 1 ,e I u
a1srs nad r'3nI 10 ulesnIes aer. Gne "r,it M
H. ~ vhstsp WI g a aS Goufs bad
slsts,ra, p9ser IN Eotereitcu 70 TIC
oi recipes Hoe. ar "nesaor bho .,,i.1s 80
Ho.G e unSy suGn si,c,,1 FT,m I'M, - linn
i1uapt: 1naL u y ws ~ III ptn. p9wes u ~ EaG, III IN
rale 10 aciosi"!ne oI nGsas @ WMe'Mef ~ dso,nv NJ
A4bG HNp ~"1N !tNtsnt$ p-.A -
WnGMsVcf y WE, ~ PIT !Hgkc.., ~ t ~ +ho
unss ~ ditd!pne @ Wnaa 70 4 a. IN Go IL ~ an ns
nmT 1.an ~ tS n,rf ~ n,Sh tn or ~, nncn nna
ne a!!nTeq t2 aytert',,e WaesneE % " IT, M Ely
WAs sa9nt ns'o.u ., IN iatnu+ c.uotnnSo t,e
; 1ss'G m u't ,"tr NJ ~ H. ,ut,orcr con
trs,fa thnt inc cnrn1rntior co hIlti In wur Of cx-
ruslor, Thnt right WIS dependent on its char
ter, And no SUCH pqMet VIZ Yen ~ lae enaFtSs. s
snun ist ~ nttI H,1 t,nt ~ twt. ~. at,i,
3uut to the cSntfui t,f 4 Court, and could be OK
OrGlsed only under its auperyptllnncc. Dy tho
payment Of tAo EDu ai tho larasshtng % u
H. na,,ira iu vnssc r5Hht Tisrrn wn. ro.
tract thnreby croatel bctwecD tho parties, nnd
that ct,atrnut muat bc passed III ny ihe Court
Judge nooth ycstcrdily morning also H,ndc m
af9nsn9nt " oonatl Ct Mo; 1a,i,,n. n. I,,', II
tcinse,v"s Tic riiIo rsTulr-
inE parties to %, Ia chupci. aad the Que rcllt'ng
h, preuchtnE a1ad prayer. nnettt,uH 1hnruotGrlz-
ne en,ats sS .s aa s
Home, which wAa mdv fuE Agea pcHp!o w!tnent s
reKar t Sgt or fnta. Any rn!e % aso Wntsh nv; re5
Matron w!th defersnoo and RESPECT Was .it arbi.
trary' pofcreuoe and rosppet Wero ot,!y H!vs,, in
s xse ~ w0sS ss Sna sSso. g 81 s
IsS IiSme II their s ses{skIs eeas. sa5 s.ta t.
tcr tban tlo iM!nates vf tlle IlgMs. Fhp inst!-
tuition was nnned and tntpnded. . to % ltat,ae. sa
thnn roiurnlatury VI, Il prlsu,,. .-..
thih closed tha ORR! arguments, 1nt ti connso.
Ipr meF1 H' oa u nntsnr vii
E,vn al, onnortuuity after That to r0p(y ii writ.
ilig. ~
a. NJ. JONES AND HIS SUIT
Tho trial Of tho case OF J. ". Hersoy Tor tho
use Of 4. N. Joues against Samuel ]. Dosgott
was resumed yesterday boforc Judge Moran, but
mot concluded. The hrst Witness was Mr.
O.odey, who testified that the notes III contrtI-
vrrsy wer,, tn his Office when thoy were exo-
cuted. md until they were turned over to Jones.
Witness was prcscnt when Doggott turned over
tho uotg4 to Hor3ay, Some time aftorward Wit
nesa was viii Horrny when thpy mat Jones,
sI s.' .s,s. 49, 80, 80 ~ Az. ,.,.t.. tlouos
ahu asRea a'm TOT eomo VI W" au.cs' ''oA's
told blu hs could haye them at a"y time.
Nv. Hersey wns thou rocAflsd. lie had beGn
nut or, the staut Friday afternoon lust before
sas,r, ~ .I,,',rnod hut .tta rot t,nls NJ. tcstIs
GonIt aG{oarnEsu, nut 1iu not @ H.s t. u,s n.t1Sn
Wy Wor c9t ~ MIN 1,nas rns fr s.suanx oay
~ .f1 tne .sv 70 ,r e ~ ~ ss ~S III aa ~ nr 1