St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
four cases, Jacob z. Elliott W. Maria w.
Small and Il r. Bushnell

four cases, Jacob r Elliott Vs. Maria w.
Small and j. B. Bushnell
The suit Of j. n. Cohen vs.. Mary GIL
was settled Demuuers TO complaints
were sustained in the suits Of G. Wright
Davidson, assignee, VS.. First National bank.
J. A. Bixby & Co. vs. Albert T. Foster,
VI. ID. Wilson Va c. II. Dubois. Other
cases were disposed of as follows: Alfred
s. Lindley vs. A. r. Decker ct a., judy
ment for plaintiff; in reassignment Of Alex
ander Welding. assignee's account allowed;
Dennis j. McNerney vs. NJ. S. Taylor. mo-
ton to strike out answer granted: Erick G..
Newman vs. G. J. Ali ct al. judgment for
plaintiff; Deere & Co. vs. NJ. j. Godfrey,
judgment for plaintiff.
In the partition between Fansteine NJ.
Roberts Of certain land. a NJ. Scott ap-
pointed guardian ad iitem.
THE DIVORCES
Emma J. McKirnan. aged IS. was
granted a divorce from Frank B. McKirnan,
TO whom she was married in July, 1881.
She testified that they lived together hap
PLY about year, when the defendant de-
serted her and has not turned up since.
Her statements were substantiated by her
mother, Mrs. Eliza j. Roener.
Mary II. Cawthorn. an exceedingly pretty
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divorce from George Cawthorn. According
TO the testimony of the plaintiff, her mother,
grandmother and neighbOr. the defendant
was habitualiy drunken. and was guilty OF a
number of brutal assaults, which compelled
her TO leave him October 90, 1884, in fear of
her life. The defendant did not appear,
and Judge Lochren readily granted the
divorce and awarded the custody OF a
daughter aged z, while every one in the
courtroom wondered why George could
have been so cruel.
Matilda Bergstrom, who sues John Berg
strom for divorce on the ground Of cruel
and inhuman conduct. was granted TEN.
porary alilnOny and attorneys fees.
The suit of Nellie Saunders VS.. Olavus
Saunders was continued one week
A HORSES AGE.
Judge Lochren yesterday sustained de-
murrer 70 the complaint in the suit of NJ.
ID. Wilson VS.. c. H Du Bots. editor of the
Spectator, to recover $500 damages. The
claim for damages was based upon an item
to the effect that the plaintiff had just
brought from Chicago a horse 20 years
old. This the plaintiff considered mali
ciously false, as the animal is only IL years
old. and states in his complaint that the
publication Of the item had spoiled sale
VI liic uOISc LOT Sl.OOO. ana lildl IL VIII now
only sell for $500. Judge LOchren did not
consider the paragraph defamatory and dis
missed the action.
William b. Colt & Co. yesterday com-
menced suit against w. i. Keller to re-
cover 81, 200, claimed to be due for goods
furnished.
In the suit of II. S. Branhan VS.. James
Berganson, involving title to lot 5. block 6,
ElliOtt's addition, Judge LOchren yesterday
filed decision for the defendant
Thirty-nine deeds were yesterday filed
with the the register of deeds. the eOnsid.
Grafton OF which amounted TO SS7, 800.
Charles ChristianSOn and Rachael Olson.
| Andrew Hogberg and Augusta Anderson
Thomas A. Kelley and Mary NJ. Meyers
Charles Nelson and Annie Nelson yeSter
day obtained marriage licenses.
Articles were yesterday filed with che
register of deeds incorporating the Mime
apOlis Combined Harvester and Agrieultu,
raj works with a capital stock of $50. OOC
and liability of $685. 900. The ineOrpOra
tors are: S. II. Baker. Y. ii. Bolton. J
\. Praker, II. B. Hush, S. B. Hazard, w
K. Bracket, W. l.. Lyon.