St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.
Numerous Divorce Cases Before the Courts
Some Decided and Others
Postponed.
Dlose of the St. Stephens Fair-Meeting
of the Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION.
The Park Commissioners Think the
Calhoun boulevard Outrage
ously High.
Amusements of the week - Mefe
Mention of Many Important
Matters

The court room was almost filed with I'M
aappv men and women yesterday VINO
wanted to unfold their tales of woe to the
Judges. Young women and old women
pretty women and hOmely women. ana IN
fact women of all classes and conditions
were there. some in tears and others IN
stony silence. With the men it was diff
ferent. Not so many of the sterner sex
were present. and one could not help Du'
wonder as he gazed at the aSsem0lage at tile
increase OF divorces. In nine cases out Vi
ten it is the woman that brings the acIloh'
She stands abuse and the like until patience
,eases to be a virtue Then she flies to tne
courts for relief and generally gets IT, WIN
aman it is different. When he discovers
ANYTHING wrong in his family he does not
bother To go to the courts. He simply packs
I'D his things and goes away.
HE WAS CRUEL.
Before Judge Rea. Cora NJ. Kreidler Sc
cured a divorce from Joseph Kreidler on
the ground Oi cruel treatment and deserhon.
The parties were married in Wright county
fifteen wears ago and have three children,
all of whom were in court Mrs. Kreldler
is a very attractive woman and sobbed
bitterly as she told the story of her wrongs.
On one occasion she said. her husband
took her by the throat and said he was
going to cut her heart out The children
corroborated Their mothers testimony anu
divorce was granted.
THIS ONE WAS DESERTED.
Mrs. Mary L. Nesbitt, of Anoka, was in
court, wanting a divorce from John w.
NeSbitt. to whom she was married at Storm
Lake. Ia, four years ago. She alleged that
he deserted her one year after at Mann ng.
and since that time she and her child have
resided with her uncle at Ankoa. The d.
vorce was granted. and she left the court
room with her uncle. II. II. Hall.
She following divorce cases were con-
tinued one week or stricken from the cal
ledar: Cclina Boucher VS.. Joseph Boucher;
Alice II. Sargent VS.. Marcelus FL. Sargent,
Joshua n. GRAY vs. Eliza l.. Gray, Gather
inc Baker VS.. Henry Baker. Harry BratSch
VS.. Theresa Bratsch, John W. SteeInah VS..
Almira Steelman Olive Clark VS.. Warren
Clark. Israel Bergstrom VS.. Fannie A.
Bergstrom.
An order was made by Judge Rea in the
case of Bridget Mooney against Peter
Mooney granting the plaintiff temporary
alinony in the sun of S25 per month.
THEY WOULDN'T FULFILL.
William and Frank l.. Biasdell are made
defendants in an action brought by Ezra
FarnSwOrth. Jr.. and John l.. Woicott, 10
COMPEL the specific performance OF an
agreement in a real estate deal. Some time
ago the plaintiffs exchanged several lots III
Prospect Park addition. Second revised
division. with the defendants for 1850
acres of farm land in Wisconsin said to be
Werth Sc All acre. There was an under
standing. the plaintiffs claim. that the de-
70 .,hnItIH no tho ADORNED interest
mortgages on the land III this city. They
allege that the defendants have been negli-
gent in the discharge of their duty and ask
ior an accounting.
COURT BRIEFS.
Judge Young filed decision in the case OF
George A. Wheaton ct al. against John L.
West i'll which he found that the plaintiffs
were entitled to recover from the oetendant
81 10, with interest at the rate or per
cent per annum from Nov. II. 1884. The
SUIT was brought to recover the price or
building material furnished in constructing
the West hotel.
Judge Lochren heard a motion for new
trial in the case of Edison Robinson a ralnst
Sackett s. Virgins. and took the matter
under advisencnL Robinson recently Sc
cured verdict of 500 against the defendants
for ejectment.
The sttorne s in the case of John Magnns-
ION have settled the matter for an appeal
Maguusson sued the city to recover S20.OOO
for injuries received by falling concrete
while at work in the big tunnel some time ago.
An order was made allowing change or
venue in the case of Nathalie Turgeon
against the Pioneer Press company, 10 re-
cover damages for alleged libel, to Crow
Wing county.
Elisha and Charles Morse have begun an
action against Utey Hare. who failed re-
.ently, to recover $952.9S. alleged to be due
as rent for the premises, 259 Second street
IOuth.
The case of Mary T. Quinn against Annie
A Gallagher in which Tim Burnes and C. A.
Gallagher had O wordy war some months ago,
came up and was continued one month.
Judye LELAND, of the probate court, made
an O. der of distribution in the matter OF the
estate of Isaac Skies, Jr.