St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-08
IN JUSTICE HALLS.
Numerous Cases in the District
COurt--A Divorce suit Decided.
Real Estate Cases.

Numerous Gases in the District
COurt--A Divorce suit Decided.
Real Estate Cases.
The Bank of Minnesota has brought {
suit in the Ramsey county district court tC
recover $500 from Charles Wanzer. Will
lam Crooks and Kate Wanzer. Judge Brill
filed decision yesterday declining to grant
divorce to Lizzie Bruggerman from hel
husband. Leopold Bruggerman. The court
characterized with severity both parties,
and says that the plaintiff badly misbe-
haved herself and provoked the quanelS,
and that she did work for inmates of houses
of ill-fame. and has sent her young daugh
tiers TO such houses to deliver work. He
says: 1.-THE conduct of the defendant has
been reprehensible. but the conduct of the
plaintiff has been such that the court ought
not TO grant her divorce"
Judge Simons sustained the demurrer OF
the defendant in the case of Anna Wundra
against the city of St. Panl. In the case
of Margaret E. Culver against p. L. L..
Hardenbergh. Judge SinOns filed decision
in favor of the plaintiff, giving her the title
to the property. E. @. Rogers bas Brought
suit against William Hendricks, ct al, to
quit title to two lots in Hundreds addition
to st. Paul. Ii. Thompson and j. p. Crib
ben. as cOpartners. have brought a suit
against Thomas O'TOOl and Thomas O'Niel
and others to recover S119.50. Joseph
Hammer and Beho. as partners. have sued
Louis Burton and Mayer ROgenhaltz, as
partners, to recover S197,
Henry Ii. Bracket has brought a suit
against Cunningham & Haas. He charges
in his complaint that he sent thirty mine
head of cattle to the defendants to sell:
that the latter sold them and received for
them. 81. S05.2S after all expenses of sale
and commission were paid. As second
cause of complaint, the plaintiff says bill
of sale was drawn on the defendants fOr
S575. and that the defendants accepted bu'
refuse to pay it. He therefore asks judy
ment for both sums, ting to 81, $50.
IS. In the case of Simon Th0reson. ct al
VS.. W. j. Dudrey. ct al, Judge Brill de
MED the defendants motion for change
of venue to Polk county. John w.
Riddle has brought a suit again ST
Edwin A. Phinney, Arthur Rogers anu
Milton COrsan for specific performance OF
a contract. The plaintiff says that Edwin
A. Phinney agreed to sell him lots 10 and
20. block %. Summit Park addition. bui
now refuses to do so. The plaintiff charge
tildt biio Sdiu lIlllcy, IoSelucI Will AilIul
II. Rogers and Milton COrsan, confederated
together to defraud him and deprive him of
the land; that afterwards. Phinney and his
wife. in pursuance Of the fraudulent con-
spiraey, made to Milton COrSan warranty
deed of the premises, but that COrSan did
not take the title to the land for his own
purposes, but that Corsan, confederating
with Rogers to cheat and defraud tn,
plaintiff, bought the property and held il
for the benefit Of Rogers; that Rogers
bought the land and furnished the money.
The plaintiff asks. therefore, that this deco
be set aside, and that the property bt
transferred to him. and if the title cannot
be made good. that the defendant be-
ordered to pay the plaintiff s.. 600 damages.
Michael Strube recovered SIS. 900 from the
St. FauI d St Croix railroad as damages
for land taken by that road.