St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-22
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

The county treasurer's collections yester-
day reached $4,000.
John Cutie and John Gilbert, larcenists,
We're taken to the penitentiafy yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Clewett.
The board of abatement is called to meet
this afternoon, but it will probably be the
old story of no one present but the county
auditor.
The district court yesterday fixed the
bail Of Charles Dixon, check manipulation,
at $500. At late hour, however, bail had
not been secured.
Judge Brill yesterday denied motion to
nolle prosequi the embezzlement case
against w. C. Lattimer, and later also de
MED continuance. The case will soon
come up for trial.
The case of the State VS.. W. Perkins,
accused of the theft of articles from the
Cafe Hetherington, was dismissed yester-
day afternoon, there being insufficient EVIL
dence to warrant continuance.
The action against Charles Stanke inthe
district court was yesterday dismissed He
was accused of making fraudulent dis
position of personal property which was
covered by chattel mortgage.
John and Dutonia Heinz, chilfless
couple, yesterday filed a petition with Clerk
Bell asking permission of the district court
to adopt John Joseph Heinz, a son of pc
tiuioner's sister and aged twenty years.
The writ of attachment for the person of
Ida Younger was returned yesterday with
report that the elusive Ida could not even
be heard from in any quarter. The case
hr- 1,11n 4. H.
her, but no disposition was reached.
Judge Simons yesterday sustained de-
PENDANTS demurrer to complaint in the
case for damages by reason of street i'm
provement of n. G. and Carrie Rosenfeldt
against the city. Twenty days are allowed
plaintiffs to file an amended complaint.
In the case of the st. Paul Roller Mill
VS. the Great Western Dispatch, Judge
Wilkin yesterday filed an order discharglng
the motion to set aside the summons with
permission to defendant to answer com
plant within ten days after notice thereof.
Yesterday in the case of the State against
Klare, Flynn and Loganville, larceny. the
defendants filed demurrer to the indict-
ment, which the court sustained. The
court stated that objection upon which the
new Indictment, and he submitted the case
to the grand jury.
Peter John yesterday procured an iniunc-
ton from Judge Simons' court restraining
proceedings against him in the municipal
court by Charles. Reidel for the rental of
certain property on Payne avenue. john
makes complaint against Reidel for breach
of contract in the transfer of property on
the avenue, and the matter will be venti-
lated in the district court.
There was an important civil action on
trial before Judge Wilkin yesterday after
noon-that of Elizabeth A. Rogers against
Arthur A. Rogers ct al. The plaintiffs
husband died while en- route to Europe,
and upon his life there was heavy insar-
ance. 1t is alleged that the defendants
procured Mrs. Rogers signature through
misrepresentation to paper purp0rtingtO
be the will of her deceased husband, but
which afterward proved to be document
i'm which she waived all claims to any LOT
the estate except the family residence, ced-
ing the insurance policy and other property
to the decedent's brother, who is one of the
defendants in the case. The examination
of witnesses was in progress yesterday
afternoon.