St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-19

plete divorce was granted, and Mr.. Garrett
went out of the room looking vastly relieved.
George r. Montgomery has begun an action
in the district court against Kate N. Riebeth,
August R. Riebeth and'Water l. Baldwin, to
recover So, 000 damages alleged to have been
sustained'by him by being sold a wrong drug.
In his complaint he alleges that the defend
ants are engaged In the drug business at ll09
Sixth avenue north, and that on Dec. 26 he
went into the store and called for sedlitZ
powder. Instead of giving him sedlitz pow
der the defendants, he declares, ''then and
there carele ssly, recklessly and negligently
sold to him a paper of tartar emetic, deadly
polson, which, If taken in such quantities as
might be administered of tartar emetic. would
destroy the life or seriously impair the health
of the person to whom ii might be admins
tered" Mr.. Montgomery took the medicine,
and, as a consequence, was made danger
ousy ill and for time his life was despaired
Of He claims that he is permanently in
jured.
Mrs Anna L. Rose appeared in an action
for divorce against William B. Rose. alleging
desertiou and failure TO support Mrs. Rose
was ueat-looking. dark-eyed woman of &c
wears, and told her story in a clear, modest
manner. She said that she was married to
Mr. Rose in Minneapolis. Sept. "a. 1881. and
had lived with him until Aug. &C. 1885, when
he deserted her and had since then sent her
no word OF his whereabouts. The domestic
relations of herself and husband, she sud,
had not been a pleasant as they night have
been, but she mad never given him cause to
leave her. There were no children. A divorce
was granted.
Annie L. Wedin filed in the district court
yesterday papers in a divorce suit against
Andrew Wedin. The parties were married IN
Burnett county, Wisconsin, six years ago,
when Mrs. Wedin was Is years old and Mr..
Wedin 81 The married life OF the couple
nph when
Mr.. Wedin deserted his wife and went back
to Wisconsin, where he has since resided,
leaving his wife to earn her own living. Mrs.
Wedin further alleges that her husband could
not fulfill his marital duties at any time since
his marriage. The case will be tried Jan. l
by Judge Rea.
Catherine L. Frost brought an action
alainst George w. Frost in which she sought
to have him debarred from claiming any
right or title to certain property owned by
her. The parties were married in 1854, and
lived together until May, 1885, when Mr..
Frost deserted her and has since lived apart
from her, and male no provision for her sup
port The order asked for by the plaintiff
was granted.
Clarissa FL. Smith secured divorce from
Samuel Smith on the grounds of drunkenness
and cruelty. The troubles of the couple fire.
Quently came up in the municipal court some
tina ago. Mrs. Smith showed to the court
home filed with whisky, and then proceed to
abuse her by striking her with revolver.
| They were married at Rock Island, ILL.,, in
| Is74.
| The case Of Fred Hanson against Annie
Hanson was heard yesterday, and an order
made charging the mother to appear next
| Thursday and show cause why the father
should no; have control of the eight-yearold
child. Mr.. Hanson charges his wife with
| treating the child with great cruelty.
| The contest case of Ambrose H. Lennon
against Joseph H. Gilmore was taken up be-
| fore judge Rea yesterday morning, when the
matter was referred to take testimony by
agreement of the parties.
The case of Frank ]. Carlson against the
Minnesota Brush Electric company will be
| tried in the district court Monday with a
struck jury.
F. F. Carlson has fled an amended COM
! plant in his suit against the Brush Electric
company, raising the damages from 81, 900 to
| So, 500.
The case of Marie Roe against Fl. S. Lillager
| & Co., to recover back salary alleged to be due
on a contract. was continued three weeks.