St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-17
PAY FOR PAVING.
Suits Against the City to RecOv-
err Contractors Claims - Court
Notes.

Suits Against the City to RecOv-
err Contractors Claims - Court
Notes.
The National German American bank
| yesterday began suit in the district
court against the city of st. Paul for
$1,000, being the balance due for paving
Wacouta street, from the union depot
| to Ninth street, and $4,000 for paving
Rosabel, from the union depot to Eighth
| street. Folsom & Murray were the con-
tractors III both these cases, and the
claims were assigned by them to the
| bank.
In the case of Joseph w. Garbutt VS..
| William Ii. Pierce, Judge Kelly granted
motion of the plaintiff to make the
| defendant serve more definite answer
| on him.
In the case of w. f. Healey VS.. Albert
| Bruchman, Judge Kelly sustained the
| demurrer Of the defendant to the COM
| plant.
Judge Kelly denied the motion of the
| plaintiff to compel the defendant to
strike out certain portions of his answer
in the case of Henry Caldwell VS.. John
| q. De Pew.
In the case of William johnson VS..
The City of st. Paul and ID. j. Hen
messy, Judge Kelly sustained the de-
| murrer of the city as defendant, and
| Overruled the demurrer of the defendant
| HennesSy. He granted twenty days for
| defendants to file their answers.
Judge Kelly denied the motion of the
| plaintiff for Judgment and dismissed
| the action in the case of Peter Keehle
VS.. James E. Flanagan. The costs
were awarded to the defendant.
In the case OF the State eX rel. Sarah
| q. MarstOn VS.. r. A. Smith, mayor,
Judge Kelly, of the district court, Or
| Gered that the alternative writ of man.
| damuS be quaShed and the costs paid by
| respondent.
Judge Simons ordered that a judy
ment for $l;4S5.52 be entered for the
| plaintiff in the case of Joseph w. Smith
| VS.. Michael O'Brien.
| In the case of the Bohn Manufacture
| ing Company VS.. Daniel Doyle ct al,
| Judge Brill decided that the plaintiff
was entitled to Judgment for S715.S7,
| lot 8, block 5, of Finch's addition, be
sold to pay the judgment.
Judge Brill granted plaintiffs motion
| for new trial in the case of Thomas
McDermitt VS.. John Fitzgerald ct al.
! A lien claim for S235.S0 was filed by
| the BOhn Manufacturing company yes
| terday against Hans Lund. The prop
| erty is lot 20, block s, Oakville Park adj
| ditiOn.
w. M. Williams, indicted for horse
stealing, was arraigned before Judge
Kelly yesterday morning. He with
| drew his plea of mot guilty" and
pleaded guilty in the second degree. He
was given nine months in the work
| house.
j. III. Church, indicted for assault in
the second degree, withdrew his former
| plea of not guilty as indicted, but guilty
| of assault in the third degree. He was
| given sixty days in the workhouse.
The case of NOyeS Bros. IL Cutler VS..
j. w. Ham, to recover a sum for goods
sold, was on trial yesterday.
The trial of Bertha Hegener was yes
| terday set for Jan. 30.
Cases 100 and Is are called for this
| morning.
| UNITED STATES COURT.
The jury rendered verdict for de-
| PENDANT in the case of Oliver MattheSOn
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad company.
The case of Thomas Fernandez
against the Northern Pacific, is now on
trial.
The United States district court will
adjourn next Friday. owing to the fact
that the appropriation has been eX-
hausted and there is no money ayaila-
bic with which to pay the juries.