Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-07
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Domestic Sewing Machine Co. VS.. Lilly
Brown, set for day certain.
Michael Forth VS.. u. Foss; over the term
Edwin Ross VS.. John d. johnson. to be
taken up at counsel's convenience.
Carlyle A. Bromley VS.. M. Dalton, defend
ant, and Theo. VanTassel, garnishee.
Robert McAndrews VS.. e. q. Spendle, de-
PENDANT, and Charles Jackson, garnishee.
Judgment entered for plaintiff less 1915 of
the amount claimed.
E. G. Butts VS.. Fred Slemacker, defend
ant to answer Aug. 10.
John Frost VS.. Thomas Sutton and John
Sutton, defendants defaulted
John A. Darms VS.. David Prescott and
Pete McDonough, copartners as Prescott &
Co., defendants, and Fayette Marsh, garni-
shee. Disclosure over the term.
G. j. Butler VS.. j. S. d j. O'Brien. De-
fault of defendants ordered.
Christ Hillmer VS.. Byron Irask, defend
ant, and the st. Croix Boom company, gar
nishee. Defendant gave notice of motion
to discharge garnlshee
Hicks Nursery company VS.. Il. j. Spin
die. Over the term.
Ezra S. Chase VS.. Abe johnson. Defend
ant appeared and given till Aug. 10 to an
swer.
Walker, Judd g. veazie VS.. John Copas
Defendants council gave notice of motion
to make complaint. More definite motion
granted. Plaintiff allowed to file amended
complaint by Aug. IS.
Adolph G. Dunn, assignee i'll bankruptcy
of Louis Althoff, Charles Althoff, Aug. Berg
man, Gustavus Grooming, copartners as Al
thoff, Bergman & Co., VS.. Augustus Melin
aud Albert Mellin; over the term
John Kanst VS.. j. w. Ham, defendant and
Isaac Staples, garnishee. Plaintiff appeared
and asked leave to amend complaint. De
fault entered against defendant.
Catherine Stewart VS.. Walker, Judd &
Veazie. Continued at request of defendants
attorney.
Joseph Villeux VS.. Boutwell, q Goodwin
defendants, and Durant, Wheeler & Co.
garnishees.
Hecks Nursery Company VS.. Henry Gerke
Defendant to answer by August 10th.
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.
Thomas Colberts was up for fast driving
on the bridge. Paid $3.50.
John Riley, assaulting John Kitty, paid
81 and costs.
Otto Hoose, plain drunk, paid $3.50.
Nellie Kennedy, for disturbing the peace,
paid 1916.
Stephen Burnett, that was sent to the rock
pile, made his escape, much to the satisfac-
ton of the officers.
Jack Wilson, that was sent to the county
jail about two months ago, and made his es-
cape, was captured by Deputy Sheriff Hol-
comb yesterday, and is safely within the
walls, where he will likely work out his time
to the tune of 100 days.
The case of the State of Minnesota VS.. Mrs.
Cummings was taken up yesterday at Q p NJ.
The case has created considerable curiosity,
as there was some rich things promised, but
through the courtesy of Mr.. L. E. Thomp-
son, county attorney, and j. N. Castle, ESD,
the public were disappointed in regard to
who the parties were that promised to pay
the young lady's board. After closely con
tested case, but the preponderance of testi-
mony being against the defendant, she was
held in the sum of $500 to appear at the next
term of the district court.
Rirer Ne,cs.
The Louisville left last evening with a
lumber raft consigned to John Cruikshank
d Co., Hannibal
Penn Wright took out logs for Durant
Wheeler & Co. and Brown & Folsom, con-
signed to A: Z. Dorchester, Belleville, and
Lindsay & Phelps, Davenport.
The Minnesota takes out raft from Isaac
Staples consigned to the Burlington Lum
Der Co., Burlington.
Robt. Semple left Prescott with raft for
Durant Wheeler g. Co., for sale.
Logs are coming through the boom at the
rate of Loco, 900 feet per day. It is thought
there is fully 100000 feet afioat in the
boom that will come out on the present
stage of water.