St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-21

the GLOBE hastens to correct its error
and the injustice it did him in the first
publication of the affair.
DOMESTIC DlSCORD.
Two Wives Want Divorces From
Reereant Spouses---Lofe Of the
Law.
The Anna Osborne poisoning case is
still in progress of trial before Judge
Kelly. Dr.. Eastman was on the stand
nearly the whole of yesterday, and
breathed sigh of relief when at $50
counsel said: 'sThat will do, Sir" The
doctoa is a homeopathic physician, and
his remarks on the various doses, solu-
lions and triturataons administered in
the ease in question seemed to be
hugely enjoyed by the allopaths, of
whom there was quite number pres
ent. Dr.. Stone held the ear of Mr..
SquireS nearly all day and furnished
him with allopathie ammunition to fire
at his homeopathic brother. The allo-
paths are evidently determined to make
use of this occasion to administer a
black eye to the homeopaths. There
were no new developments in the ease
y W
were called and testified as to their couI-
nection with the case. Mr.. Frost was
the last witness, and told all he knew
about eolchicum root. its uses and it's
properties. The ease will be continued
to-day.
Clara E. Miller was but sixteen years
of age and Julius E. w. Miller, twenty
three years when they plighted their
trothS IN the holy bonds of Wedloek at
Blue Earth City, Jan. 81, 1881. They
loved each other as only two young, con
filling souls can; but alas for the frail-
ties of human kind, the love of Julius
grew cold two months after marriage,
and he left the partner Of his life and
came to st. Paul. Faithful as women
sometimes are, Clara followed her er-
rant knight, sought him out, and begged
him to return to her. About this time,
to make matters worse, child was
bora, W hieh meant ARCHER mouth to
feed. UnSuccess sul in her mission, Mrs.
Miller returned to her old home and for
two years waited and watched even for
letter from the man whose name she
bore; but the letter that she longed for
never came, nor did Julius. In the lat
ter part of January the heart of Julius
grew tender, as hearts sometimes will,
and he begged and entreated his wife
to come to st. Paul She did so, and
took UP with him again. March Is,
1888, Julius became tired and ugly
again. He threatened to dispose Of
their household effects and to
again abandon his wife, taking
the child with him. Mrs. Mil
Ter AYERS in her bill of complaint
for divorce, filed yesterday that for a
period of two months Miller treated
her cruelty and inhumanly, and in his
ugly moods he would charge her with
being woman of bad character, and
also tell of his intrignes with other
women, etc. She says he was also given
to the use of the cup that inebriates. and
while in a happy condition he was
abusive and indecent in conversation
and life. She asks for limited divorce,
and that the care and custody of the
child, now six years old, be granted her,
and that from time to time that she be
given such sums out OF Miller'S property
and earnings for the support OF herself
and child as the court shall deem rea-
Sonable.
Mary f. Fitch has crought suit for
divorce against Lueius P. Fitch. The
parties were married in October, 1864,
at Bloomington, Wis. The issue of this
marriage was two children, Laura, aged
thirteen years, and Nellie, aged eleven
years. LuciuS p. lit out for parts an
known in April, 1880, leaving his wife
to go it alone. Since then she has be-
come the owner of lots Is and IA, block
80, in the village of Ontario, Oak. In
her bill of complaint Mrs. Fitch asks
that she be allowed to dispose of this
property if she so desires, and also be
granted the custody of the minor chill
dren.
THE NEW GRAND JURY.
Following is the grand jury sum-
aened to appear in the district court
May l, ON the opening of the spring term:
James A. DoWlah, John I'll. Ames,
James T. Clark, d. H. Moon, Thomas
A. Abbott, William F. Bailey. G. s.
Gannett, Thomas II. Campbell. George
W. Dellinger, William A. Campbell, E.
A. Weller, G. G. De Coster, W, p.
Oockey, I. E. Anterior, Nathan Ford,
Hiram d. Brown, Thomas d. Barton,
Edgar A. Brown, E. F. Dodge.
NEW SUITS.
f. j. Lime has sued j. Wolterstorff
to recover 1882 for goods sold.
William A. Maxwell has sued William
Heiser to recover S217.50 agents fees in
the sale of certain lots in Marshall's adj
dition.
j. 81. Taylor has sued H. J. Cooper to
recover S225.55 for goods sold.
Amanda Miles mas brought suit
against S. j. Ahern. She claims that
Ahern received s236.75 from George F.
Miles to be give to her, and that the
money was not paid over as it should
have been.
LEGAL MISCELLANY.
The case of Studley, administrator,
against the st. Paul d Duluth road, is
set for Wednesday.
The case of Sattler against the city of
st. Paul has been postponed until Tues
day.
The jury in the libel suit of John
Safranek against the Bfadstreet Mer-
camille agency returned verdict of 81
in favor of plaintiff.
Leedom Sharp has been admitted to
the bar. MI. Sharp had certificate
from the supreme court of Pennsyl-
yania.
The struck jury case of D. s. Stombs
againt the ST. Paul Gas Light company
has been continued over the term.
The case of Morris against Mcdonald
ct al. before struck jury, is set for
Monday.
PERSONALS.
T. D. O'Brien left yesterday for Philadel-
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