St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-21
LEGAE. TID-BITS.
The Verdict in a Peculiar Real Es'
tate Deal..District Court Briefs.

The Verdict in a Peculiar Real ES.
tate Deal..District Court Briefs.
The trial of the suit of Clara A. Jones
VS.. W. T. Heichert and G. S. Maxon was
resumed before Judge Koon yesterday
morning. About dozen witnesses were
examined, and the case went to the jury
about o'clock. The defense denied ex-
plicitly the alleged Misrepresentation by
which the plaintiff and her husband claimed
| to have been induced to purchase lots in
Forest Park addition worth $3.50 instead OF
lots in Forest Heights addition worth
So 900, as they supposed. The jury, after
being out five minutes returned verdict
for 81, $50 in favor of the plaintiff, which is
within $500 of the full amount claimed,
and is the difference between the values of
the lots in the two additions.
| The suit of Joseph Ennis VS.. Frank W.
Forman was dismissed by Judge Lochren
on the ground that the complaint did not
state facts sufficient to constitute an action.
The plaintiff sought to recover 81, 645 dam
ages for being compelled to move his print
ing presses from the third floor of the build
ing 245, PAT and 249 Hennepin avenue be-
cause his engine was Earring the building.
He claimed that it was guaranteed that the
building was sufficiently strong to allow the
running of the engine and presses.
The suit of John FitZgibbons vs.. F. G.
| Griswold to recover 500 damages on a
breach of contract was yesterday given a
second trial, verdict of S71.51 for the
| plaintiff at the last term of court having
been set aside.
Dan unusual case found its way into
Judge Young's court yesterday, it being an
action brought by Fred Bidleman vs.. Moork
& johnson, the tailors, to recover SIS, the
value of coat left with them to be re-
paired, which it is claimed was never re-
| turned.
The jury in the suit of John Ronning
VS.. S. n. Aspinwall to recover SIS, 900 for
forcble ejectment from the premises at
2416 Thirteenth avenue south, returned a
verdict for $50 in favor of the plaintiff.
| a jury was impaneled in Judge Rooms
court in the afternoon to try the suit of
George A. Camp VS.. The City, which will
| be called Monday morning. The action is
brought to recover 81. 100 damages for in
jury to property by the laying of side
| walk.
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
Julius H. and Christian Stahl, copartners
as Stahl & Co.. yesterday made an assign
ment to Allan G. Kennedy for the benefit
of creditors. The assets do not exceed
5000, consisting principally of real estate.
| The calendar for to-day's special term
contains about fifty cases.
| Sam johnson and Tilda Larson, Conrad
Botz and Emma Geisler, John Larson and
Annie Blom yesterday obtained marriage
| licenses.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register of deeds incorporating the Ball &
Naylor Manufacturing company, with
capital stock of $50 900 and liability of
S25. 900. The officers are: President,
Francis c. Ball; vice president. William E.
| Williams; secretary and treasurer, G. NJ.
| Naylor.
| Richard F. Schmidt, real-estate dealer,
| yesterday commenced an action against
John Bauman to recover $3.50 commission.
| He claims that Bauman engaged him Aug.
1 to sell saloon located on Hennepin ave-
nue., near the postofice, offering to allow
the plaintiff in compensation all over 81, 900
| for which he could sell the property. 1t is
alleged that the plaintiff got buyer who
agreed to pay Sd, $50 for the place, and that
Bauman then went back on his agreement
and refused to sell.