St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-07
A BIG DAY COURT.
Many New and Very Interesting
Cases Filed There Yesterday.

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recover 50, 600 damages, alleged to have
been sustained by being arrested and thrown
into Jail on warrant sworn out by the de-
| PENDANT, charging him with larceny. Mr..
French charges that Mr.. Schuyler caused
his arrest late Saturday night, SO that he
| (French) would have to remain in the
| lookup forty-eight hours. 1t will be re-
membered that French was bound over to
the grand jury but secured his release by
| being brought before the court on writ of
habeas corpus. when he was discharged. no
evidence being introduced against him.
French declares that he proposes to make
! life weary burden for the person who
caused his arrest
NOTES.
Sarah Elizabeth Anderson has filed papers
beginning an action for divorce against
Woodford Anderson, whom she married in
this city, Aug. II, 1874. She alleges that, al
though her husband was getting good salary
| he refused to provide for her, and at times
she was obliged to subsist upon dry crusts of
bread which happened TO be in the house.
| She declares that he never gave her any
clothing, and during the winters she was
! obliged to make clothes for herself out Of his
| CASTOR garments. As separate cause of
action Mrs. Anderson alleges that her hus-
! band has frequently committed adultery with
| Mary Hart, whom he employees as house
! keeper. and who still occupies that position.
In February, 1871, Mrs. Anderson, not being
able to stand the ill-treatment of her hus-
| band, left him and returned to her fathers
house, where she has since resided
| The poor old Western Union Telegraph
| company has long been target for abuse.
! and there is no doubt that it has deserved
it. The latest thing is suit against it for
| 81, COO damages by Dayton l.. Cooley He al
leses that March "a, 1886, at Springfield, Mass,
I fiaR0 lie OIL
dressed to the plaintiff at 1902 Western ave-
nue., telling him that his brother was dead
| and requesting an immediate reply. Mr..
| Cooley did not receive the message until
! March so, six days later, when it was too late
to attend the funeral.
L. c. Bisbee is made defendant in an action
| brought by Carl .. Lindquist, who seeks to
recover $S,575 for personal injuries. Mr..
| LindquisJ alleges that on Nov. Is, 1874, he
| was employed by MIR. Bisbee, who was build
| ing an elevator on First street, between Sixth
! and Seventh avenues north, and while so en-
gagged the scaGolding upon which he was
working broke and precipitated him to the
| ground, where he was badly hurt, He charges
| that the accident was due to the negligence
of Mr.. BiSbee in building the scaffold.
The city of Minneapolis is made defendant
| in an action brought by Lafayette Smith, who
seeks to recover $4,000 as damages received
by falling into hole in the sidewalk on
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premises No. 1908. He is permanently
disabled, and charges that the city author
| tiles knew the sidewalk to be in an unsafe and
! dangerous condition.
Albert F. Swiler has brought an action
against Jacob Kesler to recover $3.50, alleged
to have been paid for two lots. Mr.. Swiler
| says that in June, 1888, KeSler sold him lots
| Ii and IL, block ~, Remiugton's Second addi-
| ton, and charges that to make the sale the
! defendant showed him two other lots much
| superior in location.
Henry A. Jacques, as guardian Of Charles
a. Jacques, who was injured in runaway
June 20 1885, has brought suit against An
drew ulver, Charles Meyer and Alonzo
| Campbell, the owners Of the team to recover
| $4,000 damages, alleging that the accident
was due 10 the c2reiesSnesS OF the defendants.
Mary H. Du Bots has brought an action in
| the district court against John Green to set
aside the foreclosure of a mortgage for
| $19, $50 on lot l, block 10. Lake View addition,
and other lands. She alleges that the mort
gage had been fully satisfied and that the de-
! PENDANT had no right to forecloSe.
J. B. Moffett sues Herman Elkan to recover
| $3.50 alleged to have been expended in fitting
| up store rented from the defendant. Mr..
| Moffett alleges that sooE after he fixed up the
store he was obliged to vacate, through the
negligence of Mr.. Elkan in refusing to attend
TO certain matters.
Charles H. Gerfen has brought an action
against Nels Mortensen to recover 1.375
| damages alleged to have been sustained by
| Mrs. Gerfen Nov. 9, 1885, when she was
knocked down and severely bruised and cut
by runaway team belonging to the de-
! PENDANT.
against George Sermon to recover 81, 629 for
! personal damages. The plaintiff alleges that
| while riding along the street May II, On
bicycle, he was run into by the plaintiff with
a horse and buggy and badly hurt.
Papers in the old case of David Fl. Gilmore
| and A. S. McCuloch against Mary B. Lee TO
| adjust the affairs of the sawnil at Chisago
| MINI, and to compel the payment of
S2,321.S So alleged to be due on an old partner
ship, were filed yesterday.
L. A. Dunn. clerk of the municipal court,
| is made defendant in an action brought by
the state of Minnesota, which seeks through
the courts TO conpelshim to issue to Eli an
| a. Harmon writ to restitution.
The city of Minneapolis is sued by Joseph
| Pothers and James Plachy for 1862, the
amount of damage they claim to have suf-
fered by water overlooking from a defective
| drain on Franklin avenue.
Theodore w. Kelly has brought suit against
the city to recover $40, 900 damages alleged to
have been sustained by falling on defective
sidewalk on First avenue south, near First
street, Feb. 27, 1886.
w. II. Vanderberg has brought suit against
! Albion Barnard to recover $50, alleged to be
! due for services rendered in constructing and
| operating passenger elevator at 329 Henne-
| pin avenue.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
! c. A. Wright and Anna Cosgrove, J. G. Carr
| and Jennie McCarver. R. w. Richmond and
Annie Schneider, o. B. Nelson and Amelia f.
Asplund.
Michael Malone brings suit against Patrick
| Ryan to recover 81, $3.50. He alleges that
| Ryan enter ed his premises and removed earth
and stone end greatly damaged the property.
An action has been brought by Horace w.
| Pratt and 6. w. Pratt against John j. Duncan
| to determine the ownership to lot 2, in
Phelps addition to Minneapolis.
James Morrison and E. W. Aldrich bring
suit against G. H. Ermentrout to recover
$4,000, the value of goods alleged to have
| been purchased by him.
Charles Nee. Reeve has been sued by G. B.
Morse to recover ssh .04, alleged to be due for
furnishing and laying brick for a warehouse
built by the defendant.
| A. A.Alien sues Charles G. Jones and Calvin
E. Brown to recover Sl,S5545, alleged to be
! due on promissOry note made Oct. 3, 1885.
Winslow c. Stewart, the lumber broker, sues
H. l.. Gordon to recover 81, $50 as commits
| sions on lumber sold.
Richard B. Jarvis sues Firmau Bedard to
! recover S545 due on negotiating the sale of a
lot Of real estate.
Annie Carr is sued by J. G. Layman, who
seeks 10 recover S276.22 due on an old part
nership.
They Meet But Transact No Hmpor-
tant Business.
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