Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26
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A horse and wagon, the property of Joseph Ballentine, has been attached by Max Resent hal of 4S6 Congress avenue, to obtain $1O alleged to be due for rent.
 The properly of Frisbie 6 Patterson, joiners, in East Haven has been attached to secure a claim of $50 held by James Kennedy of Branford The writ is returnable before Justice Grove J. Futile.
 Della Brown, the alleged proprietress of 8 house of questionable repute in Milford who re- gently figured in a case brought by the Humane society to prevent her thirteen yearold daughter from being brought up in her house, is now oc- cupying cell at the jail, her body being at tached by a carpenter of Bridgeport for debt and she being unable to secure bondsman.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE.
 A writ of attachment has been filed in the of flee of the town Clerk in suit brought by Mrs. Catharine Dingwall of Fair Haven against her husband, David Dingwall, the landscape gar dener, in which the plaintiff claims decree of cruelty, the custody of her minor children and alinony, and lays her damages at $3, ,0OO W hich is covered by the attachments The case is turnable to the superior court the first Tuesday of December. s.
 THE DIR. SULLIVAN CASE.
 The fifth hearing in the mansaughter case against Dominick J. Sullivan took place Saturday afternoon with Medical Examiner White upon the stand during the entire session. The hearing adjourned at 4:A o'clock and was continued un- til next Friday, when the arguments will be made.
 THE PALLADIUM-sPERRY SUIT.
 Tho suit of the Palladium Publishing company against Nehemiah D. Sperry to recover $1 1000 on sale of Palladium stock, which amount the Palladium company alleges Mr.Sperry should have turned over to it instead of converting to his own use, was trial in the county bar libra ry Saturday, before ex-Judge Dwight W. Loomis 1n the supreme court sitting referee.
 The Palladium company was represented by ex-Judge Henry Stoddard, and MT. Sperry by the firm of Case Ely & Case. The hearing will be continued on November A.
 THE REINHARDT-MALLEY CASE.
 new phase has appeared in the suit of Marie Rsinhardt against Edward Malley which was re- ported had been satisfactorily adjusted Mrs. Reinhardt now claims through her counsel, Charles s. Hamilton, that she was spirited away by being drugged and by fraud induced to sign it paper withdrawing the breach of prom lse @ suit m from the docket of the superior court and that she will contest the case in the courts. James H. Webb of the firm of filling, Webb le Morehouse, as counsel for Mr. Malley, Saturday filed with Clerk Anketele of the superior court, in which the original suit was pending, 8 notice signed by Marie Reinhardt of hsr withdrawal of Notice to the same effect was served upon Mir. Hamilton, who immediately filed with Clerk asxn that sp signed ne by her ss of drugs, that agents of MT. Malley spirited Mrs put her on board sound steamer, carried her to Boston, where her signature to an agreement to woman on board steamer and sent her to Europe, from whence she returned as soon as she eomprehended what had been done. for all forms of Chronic hf1ammatory Rheu nn-tas" &NeuraiRta Eptireiyv'eat'h,e aItssvs saf