The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-12
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Simon 7. Osgood, Of Msrse,lles. begins
suit to recover about one hundred dollars,
the total Of note and lien upon the
properly of Martin z. smith NJ. n Arm
strong, sol.
Caspar Ruedy, Of Mendoza, represented TO
Christopher Oehler, Of Sublette, Livingston
county, that he was In possession Of brill
liant chance TO loan about three hundred
dollars. The party was responsible. and
he, Caspar. would not only vouch for him
him the money, and upon Ruedy's represent
alton that the man was out Of town, took his
note, with the understanding that the note
= Of The third party should be sent him when
procured. Time went on ami the note came
not Then Ruedy sold his goods srdiI
mated that he was about to leave the state.
This was contrary to Oehlar's desires, aud a
writ Of ne Great repubhca restraints him
Master in Chancery Fullerton issued the
writ, and August Weisenbach went OF his
bond for $1,000 f. s. Browne and J.
Madden, Soils.
The bill in No 4406, has been suppressed
although an Injunction has been issued re-
strainng the defendant from disposinl of his
Aproperty. A sensational divorce suit may
be the outcome.
J. w. Bishop vs. L. b. Bruce, asst, de-
mand 81 600 d. A. Cook, Sol
G. Stout w Peter Geisuer eiectmen, dc
mand 500 Same vs. Wm. F. zimmerman,
ejeciment, demand $500. d b Snow, Sol
Walrod VS. Wells j II. EckIes, Sol.
Milton Knickerbocket VS. G. b. Erickson,
asst. demand 81 600 McDOugsll Chap.
man, Soils
Heman Driefuss presented his bill to the
late Board of Supervisors, for meat to the
amount of one hundred and forty dollars
The committee for s,me unknown reason
refused to audit 1t, and 1t was cut down III
open board to twenty-three dollars. Al
suit in this court against the county for the
full amount of his bill Nicholson & Seeley
Soils.
Jacob b. Happen sues John A Sibby rs
principal and b. D. Twait as surety, of the
town of Mission, on a note for two hundred
dollars. Mayo 6 Widmer, Soils.
John L. LAUDER, Gottleib Grulich and
Adam Mueller, have each caused separate
wris of attachmen, to be issued against
August kaupert, Of La Sale for vaLious
sums.
The January term Of court opens on Mon
day, when the grand jury will also meet
and juggle the criminal cases. The grand
jurymen are: Sawyer, Adams; r Steven,
Allen; p G. Thomas, Brookfield; L. c.
Lewis, Deer Park; l. T. Van Dor,n, Farm
Ridge; j. F. Kildutf and G Hunter, La
Sale: J. Higgins, Manlius S McNath.
Nission G.. Barget. Mortified; A. E Por-
ter, Ophir; Thos. Work, Usage; ]. D Nor
gan and II. Becker, city; C. A. lserman,
Otter Creek; D. B. Fox and I. NJ Holmes,
Peru; w. Philpsen, Rutland; r Hallowell.
Rutland; J. Bagey, Serena; 7. Jordan,
South Ottawa; J. F. Ferguson, Troy Grove;
and Geo Bennett, Utica
new trial has been granted the Altmans
in the case of Altman vs.. Green, decided in
favor Of the latter, some weeks ago. When
the jury's verdict declared the Altman ma
chine to be of inferior make, by declaring
that Green need no, pay his remaining notes
for a thresher.
The motions made by the First National
Bank and Cotton, Dawell & Hamilton, to set
aside the judgment in favor Of Susanna
DAILY, against Baker & Daily, was overruled
last week, and the bank appealed to the
appellate court.
A new trial has been granted the Walsh
. preferred creditors, who were decided
sGGinst last week.
The G., b. & Q. Co.'S motion for a new
trial in the Ashley case, was overruled last
week, and it appealed to the appellate
court. A verdict of 50 900 had been rem .
dered for the killing Of Ashley.