St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
AFTER DAMAGES.
Many plaintiffs Seek and One Re-
coyers---The Divorce Grind -.
Court Briefs

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Court Briefs.
The case of Oscar W. Lindberg
against John E. Lundeen, who keeps a
saloon at 1905 Washington avenue south,
for $3.50 damages, was on trial yester-
day before Judge Rea and will be re-
sumed next Monday. The plaintiff
stated that the defendant had door in
the rear end of his saloon, through
which many of his customers were in
the habit of passing in entering and
leaving the place, and that on the even
ing of the 18th of December, 1887, he
was invited into the saloon by the de-
PENDANT, and after remaining in there
snort time he opened this rear door and
stepped out, as was bis custom. The
derendant had, however, a few days
previous, removed the stairs On the out
side OF this door Gid Git mad partially exca-
VaEe9 cellar, and when he stepped out
OF the door, which had been carelessly
and ,negligently left unlocked, he fell
down into the cellar, distance of four
Ieen'feet, and was so badly injured that
he,has been unable ever since to work
at his trade, which is that of painter,
as owing to the injuries received one of
therefore unable to climb a ladder,
which man following his trade is COM
PEELED constantly to do.
The case of John M. Hoover against
the Perkins Windmill and AK company
was partially tried before Judge Hicks
and will be resumed Monday. The
plaintiff in the case claims to have made
contract with the defendants to have
the exclusive sale of all the wlndmlllS
which they manufactured. In pursu-
ance of this contract he expended large
sums of money in advertising and work
ing up large and extensive sale, when
the defendants without cause suddenly
refused to furnish him with any more
windmills, thereby running his bust
ness. He therefore asks for $1,000 dam
ages for the losses sustained by the
breach of the contract.
The order to show cause why the de-
fendents should not be punished for
contempt of court, in the case of d. NJ.
Rand, p. o. Erickson, H. L. Weaver, G.
+. Powell, S. Anderson, n. II. Roberts,
&. G. Warren and William Murch
against Levi M. Stewart, owner of the
base ball park, and Manager Gooding,
OF the Minneapolis base ball team, will
be heard to-day at special term.
The case of Miss L. May Wilson
against William Simms. to secure the
specific performance of a contract i'll
vOlving the exchange of certain real
estate, was partially tried before Judge
Young and dismissed 1t was shown to
the satifaction of the court that the
plaintiff was not the owner of the prop
erty which she claimed.
Sarah Van Horn has begun an action
against John NJ. Van Horn for divorce,
on the ground of desertion. She states
in her pleadingS that she married him
1888. and that on the 10th of June, 1887,
without cause or prOvOcation, he will
fully deserted her and has remained
absent ever since.
Articles of incorporation of the Lloyd
Scale company were filed yesterday
with the register of deeds. The pur-
pose of this incorporation is to engage
in the manufacture and sale of scales.
The. capital stock is 100000, and the
incorporators are w. F. Merriam, o. G.
Kneale and Marshall B. Lloyd.
The jury, in the case of Bernt Han
nen against j. W. Pence for $4,000
damages for injuries received by being
struck by large mass of ice which fell
| from the caves of Pence opera house,
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for
| $3.50.
The, cases of the Aultman-T Taylor
company VS.. Grant & Hannah, and Will
liam Myers, ST.. VS.. William Myers, Jr.,
were settled and dismissed.
olivia V. Eggleston has begun an
action against fanny, Semple & Co. ct
al. to quiet title to lot %, block 3, Boule-
| ward addition.
The First National bank, of Troy, N.
Y, obtained Judgment against Henry
B. Beard for S., 226.S9 OH promissory
note.l
The North Star Boot and Shoe COM
pany obtained a judgment against Jacob
G. Reichardt for S220.99 for merchandise
Sold &