St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-10
AIRED in COURTS.
One Divorce Case OnIy-Various
Suits at Law.

SuItS at Law
The three appeal cases of John H.
Anderson, Della Mccoy and Francois
La River, from the award of damages
made by the board of supervisors of
Eden Prairie township for land taken
in laying out public highway across
the appellants land, were tried yester-
day before Judge Rea. The award of
damages appealed from was $50 in each
case, and the amount of damages al
lowed by the court was as follows:
John II. Anderson S130. Francois La
Riviere 1852, and Della Mccoy $50.
In the case of George Fasler against
William Cheny and A. Y. Davidson,
which was tried yesterday before Judge
Rea, verdict was rendered for the
plaintiff for S626.5S. This action was
originally brought against Henry b.
Beard to recOve $500, and Fasler OBJ
tanned judgment for that amount. Beard
then gave bond for the amount of the
judgment and appealed the case to the
supreme court, where the judgment of
the lower court was affirmed. In the
meantime Beard had become insolvent,
and so Fasler began the action which
was tried yesterday against Cheny and
Davidson, who we've SuretieS on the ap-
peal bond given by Beard.
In the case of Charles G.. Brown
against John Van Rickley ct al. to de-
eide the ownership of lot 4, block ID,
town of st. Anthony, to which property
Van Richly claimed to have acquired
ownership through tax title which he
had purchased. A verdict was rendered
giving Brown possession of the property
in controversy on the payment OF 800
to Van Rickley for his improvements.
c. B. Moses obtained Judgment
against j. d, Whittier for S2S5.07 on a
promisSory note.
p. NJ. Dahl sues Peter G. Lamereaux
for Sl99. 10 for services rendered in sur
veying and plating Grapeland addition
Emma Frazier has begun an action
against William Frazier for a divorce
on the ground of cruelty. She states in
her complaint that she was married to
Frazier the Goth of January, 1871, and
that the issue of the marriage is three
children, aged respectively fifteen, four
teen and twelve years. She further
states that for several years past the de-
fendent has beeRan habitual drunkard
and has failed to furnish any support
for either herself or the children, and
that while under the influence of
liquor he has treated her in such cruel
and inhuman manner that she has for
her own safety been compelled to leave
him. She asks for an absolute divorce
and for an order of the court giving her
the custody of the children.
The case of j. II. l.. Gerdine against
Louis F. Menage, to have certain fore
closure of a mortgage for s3,400 on lots
10 and II, block 90, WINDOWS addition,
declared null and void, on account of
the foreclosure proceedings being made
in an illegal manner, was tried yester-
day before Judge Young, who took the
case under advisement.-
To Run the Exchange.
Following are the officers and direc-
tors of the Woman's exchange, elected
at the annual meeting.
President, Mrs. A. n. Carpenter: vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Fl; G: Harrison, Mrs. w. W.
Lewis, Mrs. j. n. Cross; recording secretary,
Mrs. c. W. Hail; corresponding secretary
Mrs. James Crays; treasurer, Mrs. A. w. Alb
bolt; auditor, Mrs. l.. C. Mitchell; directors,
Mines. A. W. Abbott. ]. E. Bradley,
J; H., N. Berry 49, G: l.. Bradley, J; ID d.
A. n. Carpenter, james Crays, j. N
Cross, e. c. Chatield, c. W. Case, Clara Con-
over, Sherman Davis, G. P. Derickson, Nv.
Eastman, j. C. Eliel, A. A. Green, Joseph
Gaskell, John Godfrey, Il. G. Harrison, E.
2; Hawthorne: g; W; Hall In, Miss Annie
M. johnson, Mrs. Ralph Kirkham,
Miss susie Kingman Mines. Leon Lane,
M. W. Lewis, L. G. Mitchell. Flora E. Moore,
A. D. Milford, s. w. Melendy, J. N. Mind, N.
B. Mead, G. W. Porter, G. II. Peake, A. C.
Paul g. e. 1a Simpson MeRngh A 4
lam Wheeler, II. C.. Webb. J.. Wall. P. M.
Woodman. j, o, Weld, E. B. Wakeman.