National Republican., 1883-03-08
THE COURTS.
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business in the Supreme Court-No Cir
cult Court-Nhat Cases Were Acted Upon
Elsewhere.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The following business was transacted in
the supreme court of the United States yester-
day:
No. 251. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St,
Paul railway company, plaintiff in error, vs..
August Dittberner. Error to circuit court,
Columbia county, Wisconsin. On motion of
MIR. Fillmore Beall, in behalf of COUNSEL dis
missed. Clerks costs to be paid by plaintiff
in error.
No. 1924 Tire town of Prairie, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Smedley Darlington. Error to cir
cult court United States for the southern
district of Illinois. On motion of Mr.. Fill
more Beall, docketed and dismissed, with
costs.
No. GO. The Manhattan Medicine company,
appellants, VS.. Nathan and John 4. Wood.
Argued.
No 175. Julien s. Rumsey appellant, VS..
Josiah II. Demby. Appeal from circuit court
United States tor eaTtern district of Arkan-
sas. On motion of Mr..W. A. McKenney, in
behalf of counsel for appellant, dismissed with
costs.
No. 176. f. S. JafIray & Co. ct al, appellant,
VS.. McGehee Suowden & Violet ct al. Sub
mtted
No. IN. George W. Hill, plaintiff in error,
VS.. George f. Harding ct al. Submitted.
No. $50. James S. wilkins, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Sempe Elicit, administrator, &c.
Argument commenced.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
ANOTHER DIVORCE WANTED.
Mr.. Charles Pelham yesterday filed a suit
for divorce for Jennie Castine VS.. William
Castine. The papers were withdrawn.
Mr.. John Anderson also filed divorce suit
for Mary Il. Stroud VS.. Harry X. Stroud. The
papers in this case were also withdrawn.
SUIT ON CREDITORS BILL.
Maurice j. Adler, through his attorney, G.
M. Matthews, yesterday filed a suit on q
creditors bill against John J. Cook OF al.
HUGH GAMBLERS WILL.
The will of the late Hugh Gambler was adj
mitted to probate yesterday and letters testa-
mentary granted to his widow, Lisette Cand-
Ter bond $4,000.
REV. DIR. HICKS LIBEL SUIT.
Mr.. Charles II. Reed yesterday filed plea
of jurisdiction of the court in the case of the
Rev Dr. Hicks VS.. the Graphic Publishing
company for $4,000 for libel in publishing
an article relating to the reverend doctors
connection with the cadaver Of Guiteau.
NO SESSION OF THE EQUITY COURT.
There was no session of tho equity court
yesterday, Judge James being confined to his
residence by illness. The court will be con-
vened this morning.
THE RECORD.
Court in General Term Chtej Justice Cartier, Jus.
tees HGgner, and C.r.-No. 20, John II. Flagg VS..
George Il. Kirk; argued by Mr.. Browning for
plaintiff and Mr.. a. G; Bradley for defendant. As.
sign@e1it sS i6 for d -dsySos oS 5o s os o. 9s
Circuit Court-JuStice MtcArthur.-IIammond VS..
Miller; verdict for plaintiff Tor S72i.lI. Gutter &
Foster VS.. Cross; judgment by default Walker
Strong VS.. Carroll x Cross same. Towles vs. Muir
ply same. Burchard VS.. Brashears same. Har-
ris Bros. VS.. Damman; same. Sainger vs. Silver
berg same. Strobel & Co. VS.. Silverbcrg same.
Banks vs.. Norris; same Stockstill &c Co. vs..
Dwight & Hoyt suit discontinued by plaintiffs.
DgSa3w ys; Armesi suit dlsmisSed on sdpulatlon
"a, 1871, 1872, l33 l5i, 1877, 1885, 1iO, and 141.