St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-13

water. The water is turned on by the
melting of fusible plug, which loosenS
at certain degree of heat. Beneath
the flooring, both in the parquet and gal
lery. are two inches of solid mortar, and
the plastering on the walls, ceilings and
on the under side of the gallery is
: laid on wire lathing. The stair
ways leading to the galleries
are of solid iron. Water pipes
run throughout the theater, and on each
side of the stage is fifty feet of hose,
the same amount on each side of the pit
and on each side of the gallery. The
exits, and can be emptied in an incred-
IDLY short time. There are three exits
on the Franklin street side, and when
the doors are swung nearly the entire
front of the theater on Seventh street
is opened. / consider the only possible
danger from fire to be from the outside,
and if the walls were veneered it would
be practically a ire-proof building"
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Grace Gardner Sues Joseph Minea
and Asahel Wedge-Injunctio
Granted Against Using White
Bear Wharf.
ploCC l. 0d1ullCl Hdo ouCu OOSOpil
Minea and Asahel Wedge for $4,000
damages. She claims that she was the
owner and in possession of properties
in the residence occupied by her, at 90
Dakota avenue, which constituted the
furnishing of the house, and all of
which she valued at $3.50; that on the
9th day of June, while she was absent,
defendants maliciOuSly entered the
premises by force. When she returned
they, with violent. insulting and humll-
iating conduct, carried away the prop
erty. She says she has sustained dam
ages in the sum of $4,000.
j. G. Schwartz has sued John Seebich
and wife to compel the execution of
warranty deed to certain real estate ac-
cOrding to agreement.
In the case of Thomas McDermott VS..
Charles f. Deither, Judge SimOns
granted plaintiffs motion to strike out
the answer as sham, irrelevant and friv-
olOus.
Beaupre. Keogh & Davis have sued
Beckham & Co. for S1,29S.44 for goods
sold and delivered.
The Bank of Minnesota has sued
John d. McCurdy for S105 on a note.
Schmidt & Wenisch have sued John
O'GoTman for S1l7.7S for goods sold and
delivered.
In the case of Matte Murphy VS.. Emil
Reber, Judge SimOnS discharged the
order to show cause.
p. r. l.. Hardenbergh & Co. have sued
Ole Thompson for balance OF S609.41,
due on account.
Sarah B. Ramaley and Amelia E.
Hinckley each have sued Hugh &. Don
nelly for $500 damages by reason of
erection and occupation by boats of a
wharf in front of plaintiffs property,
being lots fronting on White Bear
lake. They want permanent injunc-
ton restraining defendants from run
ming steamboats, up to the dock. They
claim it is very dangerous, on account
of the large number of row boats con-
tinually plying there. A temporary
injunction was granted by Judge
SimOnS.
In the case Of McDonough VS.. Schel-
lenburger, before Judge Wilkin, the
jury returned verdict for plaintiff of
S431.50.
The case of William Brockway VS..
Newton +. Frost, a suit to recover
money on contract, is Oh trial before
Judge Wilkin.
In the case of Luke Carroll VS.. The G.
n. Wilson Lumber Company, the jury
gave plaintiff a verdict for S29S.37.
The case of A. n. Barringer VS.. Mar
garet Kyle, to recover $500 earnest
money on real estate contract, is OH
trial before Judge Brill.
In the case of Eisenmenger VS.. Peter
Berkey ct al. Judge Kelly gave judg-
ment for plaintiff.
The case of Patrick Cahlll VS.. James
E. Brady ct al is on trial before Judge
Kelly.