St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-10
NEW ACTIONS
Which Are Being Booked for the
Spring Term.

Which Are Being Booked for the
Spring Term.
Otto E. Nagle sues A. E. Brown for
$40, on prOmissOry note.
w. S. TaintOr sues Andrew Nelson
for S402.96 for merchandise sold.
John H. Long sues Charles 81. Wag-
ner for $1S5 for legal services rendered.
Alderman George w. Cooley sues G:
as civil engineer.
against Luther M. Barlow ct al, to
quiet title to tract of land in section "a,
town 10, range 81.
O'Neil Bros. have begun an action
against John H. Long, assignee of F. l..
Mortimer. to secure foreclosure OF me-
chanic's lien for S2,SS1.35.
&C. Ziegler & Co., contractors and
builders, sue Loren K LOvejOy for
81 GAS for work and labor performed in
remodeling certain building on Nicol-
let island, which is the property Of the
defendant.
George j. Reed sues the Minnesota
Stone company for $230.S6 for services
rendered the defendants i'll Superlntend-
ing the stone and brick work Oh the new
postoffice building.
Edmund Welch has begun an action
in replevin against John Grimes to re-
cover possession of two horses which he
claims are worth $500. He also wants
500 for the wrongful detention OF the
horses.
Sidney Schrieber sues the Chicago,
Minneapolis q st. Paul Railway COM
pany for 81, 632.50 damages for the loss
of trunk cOntaing valuable wearing
apparel, which he checked ON the de-
PENDANTS road at st. Paul. for Minneap-
oils, on January 81, 1886.
Peter A. Olson has begun an action
against the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine company to quiet title to the
following real estate: Part of lots 1, 2
and 8, block 1, Williams addition; lots
81 and %, Cottage City addition; lot II,
block z, Kirkwood's addition; lots Is
and Ia, block 16, J.G.LennOn's Out Lots,
and lot S, block 10, Menage's Supple
ment to East Side addition.
r.. d. KeTick sues the st. Paul, Min
neapolis d Manitoba Railroad company
for SC, 900 damages for the burning OF
his saw mill and large amount OF
sawed lumber at Estes Brook station,
on August 8, 1887. He says that the de-
PENDANTS set fire to a lot of dry bushes
ON their right of way on August 2, and
by their carelessness and negligence
the fire was allowed to spread and com
municate with the plaintiffs mill and
lumber yard, which was entirely con-
sumed.
James German sues the Western
Union Telegraph company for S4,995
damages for Injuries received while in
their employ. He claims that the de-
PENDANTS so carelessly erected pole,
for the purpose of stringing wires, that
when the plaintiff climbed the same by
the defendants directions for the pur-
pose of attaching a telegraph wire, the
pole fell, throwing him down a steep
declivity, a distance of thirty-fve feet.
He says the pole fell on top of him and
broke his arm and several of his ribs,
and caused permanent internal injuries.
Thomas j. Carney sues Henry f.
Brown for So, $3.50 for breach OF con-
tract. He claims to have entered into a
contract with the defendant on April
90, 1887, whereby the defendant agreed
to furnish 100000 feet of plank for
paving purposes for S10.S0per 1000 feet.
But after furnishing plaintiff 81, 1868 feet
the price of lumber advanced and the
defendant refused to furnish any more
at the contract price, thereby compell-
ing the plaintiff to purchase the remain
der elsewhere and pay So, 959.S9 over and
above the contract price.