St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-27
The Negro Forger Charles
ton Will Probably Be
EXtradited.
A Brace Of Youthful Travel
ers Westward Bound Pass
Through st. Paul.
The State University Will
Soon Have a Medical
Department.
Montana's Wool King Talks
Mrs. Gillapd in a Cpiti-
cal Condition.
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD.

A Railway Porter Wants hemu-
neratiOn for Personal Injuries
Legal Miscellany.
Douglas Lewis has brought suit in the
United States circuit court against the
Chicago, st. Paul Il Kansas City Rail-
way company. Lewis was formerly a
porter in the employ of the company.
He alleges i'll his bill Of complaint
that on the morning OF Jan. II, 1883, a
conductor OH the same road, without
cause or justification, first pummeied
him and afterwards threw him from the
train, allowing him to remain out in the
cold, from the effects of which he is still
suffering. lie asks damages for 1900.
WILL PROBABLY BE ENTRADITED.
George J. Charleston, the cOlored man
wanted by the Canadian authorities to
answer to the charge of forgery, was
brought before United States Commits
sioner Spencer again yesterday. Z. Ty-
son Butcher appeared in behalf of the
prisoner, but as Charleston admits his
guilt he will probably be eXtradited.
Meanwhile he will linger in the county
bastile.
NOT YET DECIDED.
The Lambert-SteeS case is still in
progress before Judge Simons. The
following witnesses were called for the
defense yesterday: 5. Is. Lole, w. q.
Terry, Henry l.. Moss, eX-Gov. Mar
shall, 3. w. Brunson and H. 9. Eller.
Owing to the indiSpoSition of Mr.. Eller,
leading counsel for the defense, H. c.
Horn was called in to assist him.
WANTS A NEW TRIAL.
Yesterday afternoon the counsel in
the case Of Rev. Nathaniel West against
The First Presbyterian Church argued
motion for a new trial before Judge
Kelly. 1t was star chamber procedure,
reporters being rigidly excluded. 1t
will be remembered that this case was
tried last fall, a verdict for $354.72 be-
ing rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
MISCELLANY.
Joseph W. Blabon has brought suit
against b. Bauk to recover $l26.42 for
goods sold.
The sheriff yesterday sold the truck
ing outfit of Alfred Gangner to satisfy a
chattel mortgage held by Jacob Rain
water.
Sylvester Alexander, arrested at Mora
and charged with selling liquors to In
dams. was brought before Commissioner
McCafferty yesterday and held in $500
bail.
AllCC -hOOIN- q yOuhso hNAiioh wv my
one years of age, was committed to the
insane asylum yesterday by Probate
Judge German.
In the case of Jacob Stoltz against E.
G. Handy, Judge Kelly has denied de-
PENDANTS motion for new trial.
In the case of Duncan Jackson against
John H. Bell ct al, Judge Brill has de-
MED defendants motion to vacate the
: -garnishee proceedings, as well as the
order to show cause.
In the case of William J. Wilson
against Fred Knauft the motion of the
defendant for. a new trial has been
granted. Tiris was an action to recover
; damages for breach of contract of sale
. of real estate.
, SUPREME COURT.
- The following cases were argued and
y submitted in the. supreme court yeSter-
day:
Leslie Welteret al, respondents, VS..
S. P. Nokken, appellant; submitted on
briefs.
Ole A. Oleson, appellant. VS.. st. Paul,
Minneapolis IL Manitoba Railway Com
pany, respondent; submitted on briefs.
Martin 0leson, respondent, VS.. st.
Paul, Minneapolis 81 Manitoba Railway
Company, appellant; argued by appel
liant and submitted by respondent.
Frank l.. Palmer. respondent, VS.. st.
Paul d Duluth Railroad Company, APP
pellant; former order of court vacated
md cause submitted on briefs.