St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-14
AGoOD-SIZED CALENDAR,
Which Will ProIong Court To JuIy--
Yesterdays New Cases.

Forty-three cases were filed yesterday.
and the printed calendar for the term of the
district court beginning Tuesday will con-
tain 425 cases. which makes it probable
that court will last to July. Among the
actions begun yesterday were the follow
ing: Suits were instituted against w. =.
King, V. G. Hush and Charles III. Clarke.
deceased, partners in conducting the Min
nesota Agricultural and Mechanical aSSocia-
ton, by W. l.. GARNER to recover S295. by
Chester HaZen 10 recover $500, Lazarus
Tilleny $3.50, these being amounts claimed
TO be due on premiums awarded on cattle at
the fair given by the association in 1881.
FIVE DAMAGE SUITS.
George c. Dairy brings suit against the
Chicago, Milwaukee X St. Paul Railway
company to recover SIS, $50 damages, claim
ing that on Feb. % he was assaulted by a
Waterman named Robinson at the COM
pany's depot without prOyocatiOn. and was
subsequently arrested and inearceTated in
the city lookup without right or authority
Edward Burke sues the st. Paul. Mime
apolis IL Manitoba Railway company.
claiming that on Sept 9TH last he pur-
chased land explorers ticket from st.
Paul TO Barry and return. After going to
Barry he presented his ticket for a
return passage, but was informed that
the company had no agent at that point.
He went 10 Graceviile, the nearest station.
The agent refused 10 issue him a ticket
but instructed him TO get on the train. He
did so, and the conductor not only refused
TO pass him, but elected him and his little
girl with unreasonable violence at n point
on the open prairie seven miles distant
from Graceville, to which place he was
compelled to walk.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Joseph NJ. DOnelsOn, the pawnbroker.
sues Wm. A. Tanner, one of the proprie-
tors of the Elite saloon. To recover $3.50.
He claims he gave the money to Tanner TO
be delivered as n loan to Geo. w. Post, a
well-knOwn confidence man, who was 10
deposit certain jewelTy with the plaintiff as
security. Tanner, lie alleges, never gave
the money to Post, and has not turned over
the jewelry.
Lucy Mcclure, aged 80 years, sues Theo
Mcclure. who is of the same age, for di-
vorce, alleging cruel and inhuman conduct.
infidelity. etc.
The suit of Albert z. Bell vs.. Frank
Krata. brought from Mcleod county by a
change of venue, was yesterday filed.
Judge hoon yesterday overruled de-
murrer TO complaint in a suit began by
Thomas w. Emery VS.. John Farley. Thomas
j. Carney and the Minneapolis Street Rail-
way company, to recover $50, 600 damages.
The return from Wright county on a
change of venue in the case of G. l..
Spaulding, who is to be tried for murder at
the ensuing term of court, was yesterday
filed.
THE MOTOR AGAIN.
An answer was yesterday filed in the suit
brought by William McCrOry against Fred
Biddleman TO recover $500. the amount of
subscription given as bonus to secure
the building of the motor line out Thirty
seventh street. The defendant claims the
plaintiff deceived him, by stating that the
expense of building the line would be
$4,000. whereas it did not reach one-half
that amount He claims also that the
grade through Biddleman's addition is ten
feet below the surface instead of eight feet
and that only four trains are run daily in
stead Of five as the agreement called for.
lie further sets up counter claim of 81, 500
for services rendered in assisting the
plaintiff TO raise 20 S35, 600 bonus from the