St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-18
THE MILLS OF JUSTICE.
Doings in the Courts Of the City in
q Day.

Day.
| 1gnatz Will has sued Thomas and
| Bertha Herminger to recover $500 on a
| promissory note.
Joseph Hoag was awarded $74 in his
suit against Paul FerodOwell ct al, and
a stay OF twenty days was granted.
Judge Simons denied the motion for
a new trial in the case of Mary E.
Schmidt against William f. Schmidt.
Judge Simons denied the plaintiffs
motion for Judgment in the case of
charles j. Skyette against John G. Han
ley.
The case of Mary Hanmore against
l.. L.. Davis, to recover $50 on a chattel
mortgage, is on trial before Judge
Wilkin.
Folsom & Murray, contractors, have
been sued by the Commercial National
bank. of Appleton, Wis, to recover
$53S.S1 on draft.
Suit was begun by Charles H. Lienau
against James and Mary Scott to quiet
the title to lot l, block Is, Dunwell g.
Spencer's addition to West st. Paul.
Suit was entered yesterday by Jeffer-
| son 81 KaSSOn to recover $780, from
Ralph III. Beach and others on a lien
| claim on lot 8. block &C, Castle, for build
ing material furnished.
The plaintiffs were denied motion to
strike out the answer of defendants in
the case of the Fourth National bank,
of New York, against Frank w. Young
man, of this city.
Luke S. Garwin against the Chicago,
burlington d Northern Railroad COM
pany to recover S., 900 damages for the
loss of fingers, while GarWin was in
the company's employ, is ON trial before
Judge Brill.
Frank B. Griffing ct al. against The
City of st. Paul to quiet title to certain
property in West st. Paul, condemned
and taken for levee purposes, was ON
trial before Judge Kelly yesterday.
The jury returned verdict in favor
of 5. E. Smith ct al. against j. G. Leduc
for s3S4.20, and stay of thirty days was
ordered. In another case between the
same parties it was stipulated that the
plaintiff should have S310.0S and $3.50
for costs.
In Judge Kelly's court yesterday the
suit OF the st. CroiX Lumber company
the surrender of Gel tain stocks and
mortgages held by the defendant as eX-
ecutor of the estate of George A.
TreayiS, president of the complainant
corporation. was on trial.
The defendants withdrew their an
Swer in the case of Henry q. Ingersoll
ct al. against John T. Burke, called in
Judge Brill's court yesterday, and it
was consented that the plaintiffs should
have Judgment for the amount claimed.
A stay of ten days was allowed.
Having failed to carry out an order of
the court regarding the disposition of
property in his wife's favor, Timothy
III. Darling, the defendant in the Oar
ling divorce suit, was arrested yeSter-
day fer contempt of court. He was az
ralgned to show cause before Judge
SlmonS.
TO-DAY'S CALL.
The call of jury cases before Judge
Brill and Judge Willin to-day is: BIO
Ida De Graft ct al. VS.. Paul Ferodowill
ct al; 3l2-Martin Milan VS.. John
Eagan: 317-Merchants National Bank
of st. Paul VS.. City of st. Paul; 215-
Home insurance Company VS.. Owen
Mccain; 272-George A. Bubar VS.. City
of st. Paul; 299-William A. jameson
VS.. st. Paul, Minneapolis ~ Manitoba
Railway Company; 31S-Nannie Stew
art VS.. w. NJ. Antoine ct al: 32S-Dan-
iel Mullen, Jr., VS.. Myra E. Hope; 10
Daniel Jones VS.. Andrew J. Wampler.
The call of court cases before Judge
Kelly is: 1SO-E. Sephton u Co. vs..
John NOrcott ct al; 196-ChareS l..
Horst VS.. Harrington 81 May ct al;
197-Charles l.. Horst VS.. Henry Maltby
of al