St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-22
AMOUNTED TO NOTHING.
The Cases Against NOtbohm an
Simon, Brought by j. J. Smith.

The Cases Against N0tbohm and
Simon, Brought by j. J. Smith.
Judge Cory yesterday dismissed the
charge of disorderly conduct against II. f.
Notbohm, brought by Agent Smith. Mr.
Smith was in the court room at 9 o'clock,
but when the case came up at 10 o'clock he
Clerk Ahern that the matter might as well
be dropped. This is the second charge
against Notbohm which arose out of the
Simon-Smith difficulty. All the charges
against both Notbohm and Simon
three against the latter-have
amounted to nothing. Smith charged
Simon with unlawful assembly,
disorderly conduct and assault and battery,
and Notbohm, with unlawful assembly and
disorderly conduct. The jury disagreed Oh
the disorderly charge against Simon, and
the case was allowed to fall through. At
different times all the other charges were
speedily dismissed. In his complaint
specifying the charge of unlawful assembly,
Smith failed to mention more than two
persons. Simon and Notbohm, and under
the law this was not sufficient number to
make case.
Complaints against Robert j. Dimond
and George Harris for selling liquor with
out license in the Seventh ward have been
sworn out and warrants issued.
I'm JUSTICES HALLS.
A Grist of News From the Various
Courts mn Divorce and Damage
Suits.
Complaint was filed in the district court
yesterday in an action brought by j. Ii.
Auburn, James W. Warren, and Frank G.
Abbott and Uri Lamprey against the Bal
ley Manufacturing company, Ferdinand
Willius. Gustaye Willius, Ed G. Coleman,
James w. Doran, c. NJ. Dittman, \. w.
Lounsberry, George Ii. Spencer, j. W.
Burdick, F. b. Clark, J. G. Hamilton, w.
S. Alexander, A. o. Bailey, E. z. Bailey,
Maurice Auerbach, George r. Finch, Will
chants National Bank OF st. Paul, George
Becker. Hasbon, Match & Davis and E. 7.
Williams. The plaintiffs ask for an in
junction restraining the defendants, who
have claims against the Bailey Manufac-
turing company, from pressing their
claims against the stockholders
until final Judgment is entered.
also that the court appoint a receiver, de-
termine the amount due and unpaid on the
state. and cause fair distribution of the
proceeds and all of the property OF the cor
poration. The necessary bond being flied
and approved. the court granted the injunc-
ton as asked fer.
THE CITY MOVED THE BUILDING.
ID. j. Hennessv filed bond and applica-
in the district court yesterday for a removal
of the case brought by him against the city
of st. Paul TO the United States circuit
court. The action is one brought by Hen
messy for $500 damages. caused by the
removal of a two and one-half story frame
dwelling on Robert street, which was de-
c1ared unsafe and ordered removed by the
city council. Hennessy failed to take any
notice of the demand and the building was
removed by the city. In lis application.
Hennessy claims that he is an alien and a
citizen of Great Britain.
a DIVORCE REFUSED.
The plea for divorce brought by Caro-
line Sauer against Faugott Sauer, oh the
grounds OF cruel and iDhuman treatment
and tiesertiun. was denied by Judge Simuns
i'll the district court yesterday. The parties
We're married twentythree years ago and
have eight children. la February last the
defendant gathered together about 1000
and went to SaXOny, where he is supposed
10 be at the present time. Property valued
at S25, 600. situated in West st. Paul, had
been purchased with the money earned by
Doth plalntln and defendant III running
garden farm. The plaintiff, after the de-
PENDANTS departure. brought suit for di-
vorce on the ground of cruel and nh uman
treatment, and eudeavored by the testimony
of herself and children to obtain a decree.
In May last Ossian Dodge, Jr., executor
Of the estate of .. E. Dodge. sued c. n.
Bell for -, 079 80, which it was claimed
Bell owed the estate. The complaint
omitted to say that will had been left by
Dodge. ST., and demurrer entered by Bell
was sustained on this ground. Dodge APP
pealed to the court for new trial. but
Judge Wilkin decided that the remedy was
an appeal to the supreme court and denied
the motion.
Action has been commenced in the dis
trct court by john Schmidt against the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
company. The complaint alleges that the
plaintiff was employed Oh line of the
road near the state fair grounds in Septem-
Der. 1885. The foreman of the work,
Michael Lynch, ordered the plaintiff to dig
under heavy embankment. which fell on
him and the injuries received renders plain
tiff an invalid Tor life. That plaintiff has
wife and four minor children dependent
upon him for support, and asks for judy
ment for SIS, $50 damages
Drowned While Bathing.