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63 Ill. 374 Illinois Supreme Court January 15, 1872
Mr. Justice Walker delivered the opinion of the Court: Relator filed a petition in this court asking for a writ of mandamus against respondents. The petition alleges that, under the charter of the railroad company authorizing an election to be held to determine
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64 Ill. 28 Illinois Supreme Court June 15, 1872
Mr. Justice Sheldon delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action on the case against the railroad company, to recover for damages occasioned by the escape of fire from its engine to the dry grass, weeds, etc., on its roadway, and thence to appellee’
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64 Ill. 97 Illinois Supreme Court June 15, 1872
Mr. Justice Scott delivered the opinion of the Court: This cause was tried in the circuit court upon an agreed state of facts, as follows: “Florence Callerand, the plaintiff, on the second day of January, 1871, signed, sealed and acknowledged and delivered to
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64 Ill. 238 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1872
Mr. Justice Walker delivered the opinion of the Court: This was a suit in replevin, brought by appellee in the circuit court of Woodford county, against appellant, for about five hundred bushels of corn and a' mule, claimed by appellee as her sole property, and
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64 Ill. 389 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1872
Mr. Justice Breese delivered the opinion of the Court: This was a bill in chancery, in the Winnebago circuit court, exhibited by William. T. H. Brooks, plaintiff in error, against Warrick Martin and others, defendants in error, to foreclose two certain mortgages
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64 Ill. 396 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1872
Mr. Justice McAllister delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action of trover, brought in the Superior Court on the 23d of February, 1872, by the Knauer brothers against Eisendrath & Regensburg, to recover for the alleged wrongful conversion, by the
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69 Ill. 448 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Sheldon delivered the opinion of the Court: This was a bill in equity, filed by Elbert Hall and his wife, plaintiffs in error, against John C. Fullerton, defendant in error, for the rescission of a contract for the exchange of lands, on the ground
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69 Ill. 475 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Scott delivered the opinion of the Court: The only point made on which appellant relies for a reversal of the judgment in this case, is, the damages found by the jury are excessive. Reluctant as we always are to disturb the verdicts of juries, we
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69 Ill. 478 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Sheldon delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action of trespass, to recover damages for two several alleged trespasses, one consisting in the service of an alleged illegal distress warrant, and the other laid as committed at a subsequent
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69 Ill. 552 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Scholfield delivered the opinion of the Court: This is an appeal, from an order of the circuit court of Cook county, directing an attachment to issue against appellant for contempt, in refusing to obey a previous order of that court, by which he was
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69 Ill. 566 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Chief Justice Breese delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action of assumpsit, brought to the circuit court of Cook county, by William B. Skidmore against the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company. The plaintiff, in his declaration
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69 Ill. 581 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Scholfield delivered the opinion of the Court: This was assumpsit, by appellee against appellant, to recover the amount claimed to be due on account of certain materials furnished, and work and labor done and performed by appellee for appellant, at
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69 Ill. 591 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Craig delivered the opinion of the Court: This was a bill in chancery, filed by Laughlin Moore against Charles W. Munn and others, in the circuit court of Will county. Two of the defendants, Munn and Haley, filed a general demurrer to the bill, which
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69 Ill. 632 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Scott delivered the opinion of the Court: The decision in this case, we think, turns principally on the single point, viz.: the construction that shall be given to the deed of John K. Boyer to Joseph Walker, of the date of January 27, 1838. The parties
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69 Ill. 639 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Chief Justice Breese delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action of assumpsit, in the Will circuit court, brought by Andrew B. Liddell, against the Chicago and Wilmington Coal Company, on a contract to furnish boarding for certain workmen employed
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64 Ill. 447 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1872
Mr. Chief Justice Lawrence delivered the opinion of the Court: This was an action of ejectment, brought by the appellant, against the city of Chicago. The plaintiff claimed under a deed made to him by the city, upon a sale of the premises in controversy for non-payment
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70 Ill. 34 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Craig delivered the opinion of the Court t This was an action of assumpsit, brought in the Superior Court of Cook county, by H. A. Albee against K. K. Jones. At the July term, 1873, the cause was tried before a jury, and verdict rendered in favor
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70 Ill. 46 Illinois Supreme Court September 15, 1873
Mr. Justice Walker delivered the opinion of the Court: Appellant brought ejectment, for the recovery of forty acres of land, situated in Cook county, being the west half of the east half of the north-west quarter of section 15, township 38 north, range 14 east
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72 Ill. 158 Illinois Supreme Court January 15, 1874
Mr. Justice Walker delivered the opinion of the Court: This was a bill in equity, to set aside an award. It is alleged that the arbitrators considered and passed upon matters not embraced in the submission, and of which they had no jurisdiction. If this be true
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72 Ill. 161 Illinois Supreme Court January 15, 1874
Mr. Justice Scott delivered the opinion of the Court: Appellees, by a written contract, obligated themselves to build the Lafayette, Bloomington and Mississippi Railroad from the Illinois Central Railroad, at Bloomington, east to the Indiana State line. The work
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