St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-07
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.
The Resettin0 Of the Caiendar-A logging
Salt Ended.

The Resettin0 Of the Caiendar-A Logging
Salt Ended.
In the suit of Chase s. Miller VS.. L. G..
Cook to recover for services in driving logs,
judgment was ordered for S1,940 by Judge
Koon in favor of the plaintiff.
Nineteen naturalization papers were made
out yesterday by the district court clerk.
EFFECTS OF THE FIRE.
The court cases were reset yesterday, this
being rendered necessary by the disarrange-
ment caused by the court house fire. The
jury cases in which jury trial was waived
were also set for trial by the court. The
following cases were
Continued Over the Term-Henry Lind
blom VS.. The Lutheran Publication Society
of the Northwest; j. A. Tomlinson VS.. W.
A. Tomlinson; w. J. McMaster q Co. VS.. j.
S. Warnock; John Goldman ct al VS.. Girls
Engle; E. Cooley VS.. James Fleming ct al;
j. S. Gillette VS.. Charles Prushels ct al; The
Minneapolis Gas Light company VS.. City of
Minneapolis; E. E. Farnham VS.. Sarah
Thompson ct al; Theresa Oliver VS.. A. FL.
Hedderly; in re appeal of M. A. Deutsch
from decision of John Schultz, assignee,
State OF Minnesota VS.. A. H. Bode; Same VS..
E. NJ. Wilson; Same VS.. Park Commission
ers; Same VS.. William Manteufel; Same vs..
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad;
Same VS.. May g. Harrow, N. P. Clarke, Will
lam Regain and Fred Clarke, respectively;
Same VS.. Norwegian Danish Evangelical
Lutheran Augsburg seminary, -four cases. {;
F. A. Calkins ct al, VS.. William P. Hughes.
Reset for Trial-H. V. Graves vs.. K. NJ.
Harrington, jury waived, April 10; Hunting
ton VS.. McQuady, April ID; F. B. Lewis ct
al. VS.. D. H. Paul, April z; A. g. Hadgan VS..
L. NJ. Stewart, April 10: G. F. Crawford VS..
Nettie Conley, April s; Nicholas Finsterbach
VS.. d. R. Williams ct al, April s; R. L.
Berglund VS.. John Melander, April 6: Mary
McGrail VS.. James McGrail, April 13; John
Coleman ct al. VS.. Mary Miller ct al, April
13; Ellen Egan VS.. Patrick Egan, April 10;
Christian Hayland VS.. Frank Partridge ct al,
April s; NJ. T. Salisbury VS.. w. A. Rogers,
April 9; S. s. Kilyingtou VS.. J. w. Hill, April
8; James Cunningham, Son q Co. vs.. j. w.
Hill ct al, April s; w. A. Cheever VS.. P. l..
Converse, April 10; Chase & Miller VS.. L. G.
Cook, April 6; A. S. Knight VS.. University of
Minnesota, April II; J. w. Ladd VS.. j. A.
LovejoY ct al, April II; L. B. Staples vs.. j.
s. Staples ct al, April 6.
HEAVY DAMAGES WANTED.
Walter G. Kerridge yesterday commenced
an action in the district court to recover from
George and Arthur McMullen $4,000 dam
ages caused by the OVERLOOKING of his prem
Uses last November. The plaintiff is gard
ener and florist. The defendants built and
maintained dam across Bassett's creek at
Second street north, which had the effect of
backing up the water so that the plaintiff
grounds were overfowed. The injury to his
hot house and apparatus is placed at $500,
the value of the plants and flowers destroyed
at 81 800, and the injury to his business by
the interruption at ZOO. In accordance
with the statute governing certain cases of
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