St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
THE COURT HOUSE GRIND.
Any Amnant Of Small >si's- The Usual
Disorces-4 Detecttre's Mis-

Dieorces-4 Defecttre's MIS-
take.
A special term calendar of forty-6ve case,
was disposed of yesterday at the specia
term
Monday is the last day for filing notes Of
issue to insure being printed in the February
term calendar.
David Cohen claims that Dec. 3 8. G.
Cressy entered his restaurant at 429 Wash
ington avenue south, and carried off pro
perry consisting of furniture, tableware,
cooking utensils, etc, valued at $500, for
which amount he asks judgment.
Weinstein. Arnold s. Co., of St. Louis,
yesterday commenced suit to recover
81, l3S. As against q. L. Levi & Co., the
clothing frn of this city, for goods and mer-
chandise furnished.
The order for Jacob Deutsch, insolvent, to
make disclosure concerning the where
about OF his estate, was yesterday set for
hearing Feb. u.
In the suit OF J. c. Oswald & Co. VS.. Min
nesota College hospital, for goods furnished,
Judgment was entered up for s2l6.33.
Creyier & Bennett, Nov. l, leased of Jas.
Hickey room IL in tue Eastman block for the
purpose of storing furs. the pipes froze up
Drcem Der 26, and the goods were damaged
by water aud steam to the amount of 1925.
They bring suit to recover upon contract
by which Hickey agreed To heat the rooms.
divorce was recently granted Thomas
W. Emery from Elizabeth Emery, the hus-
band being granted the custody of the child.
She now brings an action to regain the child.
The case was continued one week at the
special term yesterday.
ANOTHER TIE sUNDERED.
Judge Lochren yesterday granted John
Leppla divorce from Eleanor Leppla. They
were married March 25, 1878. in this citv.
He alleges that about two years ago sue Was
guilty of criminal intimacy with one Harry
Davis and others, and conducted herself in II
loose and dissolute manner. They separated
and have not lived together since. Tue
plaintiff is 80 years of age and the defendant
30 years of age.
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
April %, 1884, August Winter was COM
mon laborer employed at the Min neapo!is
Harvester works. He hired out to pile wood,
but the foreman put him at work running a
circular saw. He claims he received wrong
instructions as to how 1t WAS operated and as
a result had his left hand cut off at the wrist.
The injury filmed him for long time and
put him to great expense. He wants SO, 900
damages.
TWO PATCHES KNOCKED APART.
Oliver L. Patch was yesterday granted a
divorce from Angelina NJ. Patch. She was
guilty of adultery, and Patch shot and killed
her paramour Harry B. Dlvids August 9.
Patch was tried and acquitted upon the
ground of justifable homicide, as it was
shown that he considered his life in danger.
Since the trial it has been discovered that
D avids was armed at the time of the en-
counter, and after being shot by Patch gave
his revolver to Mrs. Patch who concealed it.
BOUNTY FOR A HORSE THIEF.
Detective Hankinsou and John P. Morton,
Jr., arrested a horse thief named Archibald
Orba, who stole horse from John Norton.
The t.ief was convicted at the October term
OF the district court in 1888. aud sentenced
10 ST lwater for three years. An application
was made in due season for the bounty OF
$500 offered by the state for the arrest OF
horse thieves. the application WAS, how
ever, fled with the county clerk Instead OF a
Judge and the error not discovered until the
time specified by the law III which application
could he made had elapsed. Upon this tech
ncslity Judges Lochren and Young yester-
day refused to grant the app cation. The
legislature will probably be pealioned u grant
the reward.
APPLICATION FOR A RECEIVER.
Preston, Kean q Co., commenced an ac-
ton to attach property of Henry L. Ware,
to satisfy an indebt ;dness OF $4,000 on
vromissory notes. Ware was a resident OF
Illinois, but having property at Ada, Nor
man county, the sheriff of Norman county
attached the safe and furniture in the bank
Of Ada, private bank conducted by Ware
and WIN. Il. Mathews. Mathews, at the
tine Of the levy had charge Of the books and
money, aud has since been collecting ac-
counts due the firm. he refuses 10 make a
settlement or to allow any investigation of
the books Preston, Kaan Il Co., therefore.
Yesterday applied to thu district court for the
appointment OF receiver. and an injunc-
ton to restrain Mathews from collecting at
counts or disposng of property.