St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-24

johnson. swOre that few nights ago he
had occasion to go into the Office and there
found Mr.. johnson in compromising po-
sitiOn with woman he did not know.
| This. he said. was not the first time he had
caught Mr.. johnson in similar position
After hearing all the evidence Mrs. John
son was granted divorce and given leave
to resume her maiden name, Anna Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson were married in
MINNEAPOLIS July %, 1882. and lived to-
gether until January, 1856. when Mrs.
johnson became suspicious that her hus-
band was having too much to do with other
women.
| COURT BRIEFS.
In the probate court yesterday afternoon
| the will of the late John S. Heaton was filed.
w tn the exception of the following requests.
the entire estate is left to Mrs. Heaton: Mar
tina ]. Bachman, sister, Ottumwa, Ia, $1,000;
| Cora Biddleman, niece, 81, 0e0; Mrs. Jessie
| Horton, $1,000; William Heaton, Council
Bluffs, $1,000; Marion Meagher, nephew,
| s., 900; Helen Meagher niece 81 200; Harvey
Meagher, nephew, $1,000; Martha J. Bach
man. for his brother. Milton ]. Heaton, if
found. otherwise to Mrs. Bachman; L. ]. G..
Drenneu, $500. The latter is named as eXecu-
tor. The entire estate is valued at about
$3.50, 900, and considerable of the real estate is
ordered sold.
JUST UeIOT6 . CLOCK last evening Jennie
Dickson, indicted by the grand jury for
keeping house of prostitution, put in an
appearance before Judge Young and pleaded
guilty. She then paid $3.50. As she started
to walk off she was called back and an indict-
ment charging her with selling liquor without
license read TO her. To this she pleaded not
guilty, and put up $2l0 Tor her appearance
Dec. so.
Charles A. Smith and John S. Pillsbury. as
the firm of c. A. Smith & Co., have begun an
action in the district court against Arndt
Olson ct al, to recover S669.15 alleged to be
due on building material furnished. Suit is
also brought against j. w. Clothier and the
FosS Methodist Episcopal Church society to
recover S237.25 for building material fur
nished.
In the district court yesterday the suit of
John L. Dorsch against Frederick Feldman,
to recover $4,000 damages for alleged SANDER,
was continued until Jan. 81. The case had its
origin in the notorious Feldman divorce case,
when Dorsch was accused of being the father
of his sisters child.
Sheriff Baxter yesterday took the following
prisoners to Saltwater to serve out their
terms: Nick Delbo, Hans p Kloster, William
Thomas, John Ryan, james Stevenson. Klos-
ter goes up for life for committing q criminal
assault on Lulu O'Connor.
John Peetz has begun an action against
Willis Baker, Arthur A. Camp and S. B..
BAKER 10 recover .0UU on u HOle,
signed by Baker and Endorsed by the others.
John Lyden and Joseph Hexebug and Nels
Ringland. who pleaded not guilty to selling
liquor on Sunday, changed their pleas to
guilty and were fined $40 each.
Theodore Darum, J. Bauman, John P. Rank
and Thomas Pagan came in late, pleaded
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday, and left
, 80 each on the clerks desk.
Lila Hoffman, indicted for keeping house
of prostitution, appeared in court yesterday
morning, changed her plea of not guilty and
paid a fine of $3.50.
W. ]. Dyer & Bro. have begun an action in
the district court against s. P. Vaugsness to
recover an organ in his possession which he
has not paid for.
The case OF Emma A. Rourke against the
city Of Minneapolis came up in Judge
Young's court yesterday, and was continued
by consent.
william Galeen pleaded not guilty to assault
in the second degree, and gave bonds for his
appearance Dec. 80.
Otto S. Langman was admitted to full citi-
Zenship yesterday.