St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-10
THE HALLS OF JUSTICE.
A Big Batch Of Small Matters
Keeps the Civil Courts Busy.


In the case of 81. S. Fairchild against
James |. Jellett Judge Brill has awarded
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for the
sum of S4G7.75.
In the case of Thomas Crawford
against Frank S. Blodgett Judge Simons
has filed an order denying the motion to
set aside the general verdict.
Edward Penfield has sued j. ID. Darl-
ing ct al. to compel the payment of
Judgment for 81 OBS. ga awarded plaintiff
in former action.
Michael j. Breslin, by his guardian,
M. j. BresliD, ST., has brought suit
against the Minnesota tS Northwestern
Railway company for damages in the
sum of $4,000. The plaintiff was run
down by Que of defendants trains at
the Fairfield avenue crossing, sustain
ing severe bodily injuries.
Weston A. Gallagher has brought suit
against A. w. Wentink to compel CON-
pliance with a contract entered into be-
tween the parties for the exchange of
certain real estate.
The appeal of Michael Hardy from
the disallowance of his claim in the
matter of the assignment of E. III.
Biggs was heard before Judge Wilkin,
Tile jury OelllS Wd1Ncu.
The case of George G. Brown against
Robert Spangenberg was Oh trial before
Judge SimonS yesterday. The plaintiff
sues for $500 for trespasS upon certain
real estate The defendant puts in
counter claim for SIS earnest money,
which he paid On the real estate con-
tract.
Michael Prin has sued the Little Falls
Brewing company for $193 for goods
sold and delivered.
Robert A. Williams, Martin Conrad
and John G. Monahan, all of Illinois,
have filed a bill in equity in the United
States circuit court against j. III.
Schumacher for Infringement of a
patent.
Andrew Hanson, KATRINA Torch and
Johanna Collins were examined yester-
day in the probate court to determine
their sanity Hanson was discharged
and the two women committed to st.
Peter.
The following is list of petit jurors
summoned yesterday to appear in the
district court: A. H. Hopkins, G. f.
Hopkins, L. Halsinger, III. Hoffman, G.
r. Holmes, j. L. Holmes, G. G. Harper,
W. S. Holcombe, William Haskell, John
g. Hinkie, L. M. Harris, G. w. Hoer.
August HOenck, Enoch Holloway, John
N. Harris, Timothy Holland, Sidney
Harper, s. Hough. Jr., w. l.. Hodges,
w. IL. Harneck, A. E. Hooker, W. j.
Hope, w. A. Fales, W. n. Hopson, N.
B. Hogg, M. Holl, I. G. Holyoke, E. A.
Holdridge, A. ii. Hornsby, I. III. Hogle,
Henry Horton, Alexander Harrington,
C. J. Hauser, G. r. Hope, A. B. Harper,
John Norman, S. G. Horton, j. Hoff-
man, G. l.. Horst, W. Y. Horne, j. H.
Holland, John c. Horrigan, E. Y. Hol-
combe, n. B. Hinckley, Frank Hoffman,
ID. ID. Harrington, G. E. Horton, d. W.
Harper, w. ID. Harris, Henry Hope.
SUPREME COURT.
The following cases were disposed of
in the supreme court yesterday:
The Lake Superior Land Company,
respondent, VS.. Thomas p. Emerson ct
al, appellants. Argued by respondent;
appellant to have ten days in which to
submit brief.
E. P. Russell, appellant, VS.. John
Speedy, appellant. Argued and sub
mitted.
John J. Quinn, appellant, VS.. Peter B.
Champagne, respondent. Argued by
appellant and submitted on brief by re-
spondent
Business men should call at the
registration places and see that
their names are on the polling
list before going to their Offices to-
day.