St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-21
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.
Four MOre Arrdignm ~nts--.isxefs aud Lid
bTTifieS-TLs Us,,nI Djrore.

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bHi'ieS-Ihe UxmaI Dirorc~.
By stipulation the suit of the S Fl. Wood
Fruit and Produce Company VS.. James
Stoddart ct al. has been placed upon the
general term calendar, not to be heard be-
fore March I6
The special term calendar for to-day con-
tains forty-ive cases.
The assignee of Herbert J. Messenger was
yesterday ordered to sell the accounts.
Fernando A. Hackett of Anoka and NJ.
Elizabeth Messer, Nels Ockeson and Sarah
Anderson, Jonas A. jacobson and Sophia
Hanson, Peter Anderson and Emma NJ.
Larsen yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
A large number of witnesses were before
the grand jury yesterday to testify concern
ing the Anoka burglary.
LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.
Schedules were yesterday fled showing the
assets and liabilities in the assignment of B.
F. Teal. The liabilities amount to g, 295. IS,
the principal creditors being: J. G. Smith.
Eau Claire, $500: William S Conrad, Still
water. SiTI.55: Durham d Johnson, Min
neapolis, 81, 1861; II. Oswald Il Son, city,
1925; 7. II. Peterson, city, S100 Charles z.
VAndefburg, city, SEQ Tae balance of the
claims are in amounts less than 500, di-
vided among forty creditors. TEe assets
amount 10 S3,212. IS, consisting Of accounts
to the nominal value OF 81, 144. 10; stock and
fixtures valued at 81 ,06S So.
THE USUAL DIVORCE.
John ". Schuneman sues for divorce from
his wife, Jennie NJ, to whom he was married
July 6, 1854, in Greene county, n. Y. Dec.
l, 1873, she deserted him, and is
now living at Syracuse, y. Y. Judge Koon
Yesterday set the case for hearing Saturday,
Feb. 2S.
A PARSONAGE AT STAKE.
The trustees Of the Church Of st. Peter and
ST. Paul, at Medina, have commenced suit
against Joseph and John Becker to enforce
the performance Of a contract. The plaintiffs,
May %, 1852, entered into agreement for the
purchase of q piece Of real estate for par
sOnage, and after having placed buildings
thereon valued ct 81, 900, the defendants re-
fuse 10 make 4 conveyance of the property,
although the money has been offered them.
Yesterdays ATTACHMENTS.
H. D.. Stanley, against whom an indict-
meut was found for stealing a horse, mar
ness ahh tubLCAf fSAhON - ~~'-'f INT PlOPGief
Of J. B. Dauforth 81 Son, the livery firm,
Feb. G, was arraigned, aud, pleading not
guilty, his trial was set for March Il. His
bond was fixed at 81, 600, in default Of which
he was renanded TO Jail. John Wise, who
entered the Falls otel, at 4l6 Second street
south, ana stole 3d. so, gold ring valued at
81, and pocket knife, the property of J. ?.
Coates, was arraigned. he Plead not guilty,
and his trial was set for March 4. IN de-
fault of $500 bail Re went 10 Jail.
Arthur W. Henton, for assault with (ian-
gerous weapon upon Harvey Herring and
John Mckenzie, for assault upou>Geo. New
como, were held in $500 each for trial March
10. Both men are implicated in the
EGen Prairie shooting embroglio. John
Long. indicted under the name Of Geo.
Mills, for the larceny Of fur oTercoat valued
at $50, plead guilty aud was sentenced to
one year and six months.
SPINNER DEATUKs.
y. $. Spinney, the specialist, yesterday
entered demurrer to the indictment for
practicing medicine without certificate and
his hearing was continued to February %.
The demurrer is that the complaint does not
specifically state facts sufficient 10 constitute
grounds for action