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Using a rental for illegal purposes is always a proper ground for eviction. And as unfair as it seems, your landlord can probably successfully evict you even though you were unaware of the situation. From the landlord's point of view, you failed to properly choose or monitor your babysitter, and there's no rule that requires giving you a second chance.