Clough v. Kyne

This is an attachment by the appellants against the appellee, Kyne, a resident of Nebraska.

The contest is between the appellants as attaching creditors of Kyne, and the other appellees, residents of Nebraska, claiming under chattel mortgages made by Kyne in Nebraska, upon cattle there, which he afterward shipped to Chicago. The cattle were here sold by a broker and the money stopped in his hands by this attachment.

The appellees (other than Kyne) interpleaded in the suit, claiming the money, and judgment went in their favor, which the appellants seek to reverse.

Many questions raised by the…