Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-23
COURT NOTES.

Hurry Cra1ner Sent Up for Four Years
and Joseph ". Robinson for Three Years
--Busincss Before the Municipal and
PROBATE Courts.
In the district court since our last report the
following business was transacted:
In the case of the State Of Minnesota VS..
Joseph W. Robinson (colored), the man of
many wives, the jury brought in a verdict of
guilty, and Joe sentenced to three years
servitude in the State prison at Saltwater.
Harry Cramer, on trial for seduction, was
convicted, and the court gave him four years
in States prison to repent of his evil ways.
In the case Of the State of Minnesota VS.. s.
L. Staples, the defendant filed a bond of So, 900
for his appearance on May Oath, and he was
thereupOn released.
The State of Minnesota VS.. Thomas B. Clark.
Lewd and lascivious conduct. A verdict of
guilty was returned by the jury.
Michael w. Nash VS.. The Minneapolis Mill
company and Dorilus Morrison. Settled.
The divorce case of Mary Worthingham VS..
Elmer Nottingham trial the balance
Of the day.
For to-day, it is quite probable that the
above named divorce case will take up nearly
all the time.
After the above comes the following:
j. J. Brooks vs.. City of Minneapolis.
In the matter Of the application of the Min
neapols & st. Louis railroad company for the
condemnation of certain lands for railroad pur-
poses. Appeal from award of commission.
+ 4. Atwater VS.. E. 7. Odegaard ct al.
d. M. Gilmore & Co. VS.. Trussell & Bout
we'll and Henry Fairfield.
Bernard Kastner VS.. Chas. Umbach.
In the court cases before Judge Young, the
following:
In the matter of the appeal from an order of
the board of city commissioners, allowing bill
of John NJ olan. Appeal dismissed.
In the matter of the appeal from an order of
the board Of county commissioners, allowing
bill of Joseph Hermann. Appeal dismissed.
In the matter of the appeal from an order of
the board of county, commissioners, allowing
In the matter of the appeal of Julius a..
Clarke from an order of the board of county
commissioners, laying out the road known as
the Wayzata and Minnetonka lake road. The
attorney for appellant failed to appear.
In the probate court, before Judge Rea, the
following business was transacted:
Petition Of James V. Stevens of LIE Noble
county, Vermont for letters of administration
on the estate of Clark WILDER to issue to Osgood
Mcfarland, of st. Paul, was fled
A petition was filed to admit the will of
William Freundschich to probate.
In the municipal court, before Judge Cooley
Charles Nelson was brought in by Captain
Hoy on suspicion. He was found guilty of the
larceny of a pair of new boots from the
premises of NJ. Donnelly, and was sentenced to
pay hne OF nifty dollars or go to jail Tor two
months. He accepted the latter named form
of the dilemma.
Then Mollie Hustin, who has been creating
SO much trouble of late, was ushered in, charg-
cd with having stolen a buffalo robe from J. Il
Henderson. She was given the usual desert
and will be more careful in future, it is pre-
sumed.
During the remainder of the day Judge
Cooley and Clerk Wilson were at the court
house in the case of Worthing ham VS.. Worth
ingham, mentioned above.