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Show f Another Contempt Case. I H n Win. Jennings, Mr. B. W. E. Jenno.i.-s .ici a couple ol employe) of the T,.',vtto::d house- wero, last uight, arrested by Marsh a'. Shaugliuemy. The in alter h:ia grown out of the suit of Mrs. Town-send Town-send against Mr. Jenuiugj and others relative to the Tcwusuml house property. Tno Ldy had been livinu. tint notfl prLir to and titicc its il sing for repairs. It seems th it Mr. Jen-oiui Jen-oiui had season to beliuvo the house has been pillaged of varium articles, and, inking precautions to prevent a recurrence of tha theft, or J e red that perGLs be forbidden to outer the hotel. This, it appears, also excluded some nf Mrs. Townscnds lriends, and the lady applied for an injunction restraining Mr. Jennings from iuitr-fering iuitr-fering with the entrance and exit of her and her Itieuds. Thia injunction it would eet-in, h iB bsen dUoh.ycd, Mr. Jennings claiming that the butel was his private property, bting no longer open to the public, and he deemed de-emed alluwiug to inter anybody t!ut might happen along, though all were lice to leave. The coose , quence whs that a warrant lor the arret I of Mr. Jjnuings and others for contempt was itsued. Last night, Marshal Shaughneesy prooeedtd to the bot-1, and finding the doors locked, burst them open and entered. He then made the arrest of Mr. B. W. E. Jennens, tho two employed, and sub-equently Hon. Wm. Jennings. Jen-nings. Mr. Jennings gavo bail and waa released, and this iathepreseut condition of tho matter. Tho marshal mar-shal simply performed his duty, and it is likely the true merits of the case will come out in the hearing oa the charge of contempt. I |
