St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-10
HANDLED HIM ROUGHLY.
But No Case Was Made-A Wheat
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DeaI-COurt Notes.
Clarence II. George obtained judg-
ment against Frank Yarnall for 800 on
promissory note.
The jury in the case of Michael Mona
han against Police Officer John Rice for
$1,000 damages for false imprisonment,
rendered verdict for the defendant.
From the evidence it appeared that Oh
the eighth of last July Rice entered
MOnahan'S house and after arrestinS
him, took him to the police station,
the next day, when he was
arraigned in the municipal court on
the charge of being criminally intimate
with Anna Carlson, girl fifteen years
old. This charge was not proved, and
Monahan was discharged. Monahan is
a man about about fifty years of age,
and he claims that he was very roughly
handled by the officer at the time of his
arrest, and that his character and repu7i
tatiOn were injured ON account Of his
arrest.
John FL. Russell ct al. have begun an
action against Thomas W. Scott to re-
cover 1882. Russell claims that on
the Sth day of October he and the de-
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tity of wheat, and that he paid over to-
the defendant to make this purchase
the sum of $79S.32 He further claims
that on the Oath of October the defend
ant disposed of the wheat purchased
and converted the proceeds of the sale
to his own use.
Judge Hicks appointed c. 81. Chad
bourne, of the Flour City bank. re-
ceiver of the American Life Insurance
association and the Single Mems Eli
doWment association. Bonds were
fixed in the sum of $1,000 in each in
stance.
Grygla & Seldom have begun an ac-
ton against Frederick S. Lewis ct al. to
have mechanics lien for S215 fore
closed on lots 5 and 6, block 2, Manages
Third addition.
John IL. Martindale obtained judg-
ment against Richard f. Schmidt for
S564.66 on a promissory note.
l.. j. Mccormick obtained Judgment
against Osesime Miller ct al. for S24S.44
Oh promissory note.
Henry r. Worthington obtained
Judgment against the Northwestern
Water and Gas Supply Company for
$1,7S3.62 on promissOry note.
Christian Smith, charged with en-
bezZling 1862 from Booth & Sons, was
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. He
was remanded to the county jail to
await trial. Smith was formerly man
ager of Booths fish establishment on
Hennepin avenue. and was arrested on
this charge some time aga, but jumped
his bail. The police have been looking
for him ever since. but only succeeded
in arresting him at Chicago few days
ago.
Nolles were entered in the cases of
George W. Rose. George Seth, J. E.
MetZdOrf, Peter Bernden. Jacob Weiss
and Frank Netsch, all of whom were
indicted for selling liquor contrary to
law.
An effort was made yesterday to have
the trial of Pearl Wilson. indicted for
murder, continued over the term, but
the defendant, who was in court, OBJ
Jected to the continuance.
The trial of Andrew Demko, who is
under indictment for murder commit
ted last winter on the Bohemian flats,
at the foot of Washington avenue, will
probably take place next week. This
case has been continued from time to
time by the county attorney until nearly
a year has elapsed since the murder
was committed, The prisoner has re-
manned in Jail all this time.