St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-06
COURT DOINGS,
John Lally Before HizzonOr on
Queer Charge.

Queer Charge.
John Lally, the well-known Eleventh
warder, was before Judge MahOney
yesterday morning upon the charge OF
drunkenness, preferred by Sergt. Krum-
weide, of the South Minneapolis station,
who arrested him Sunday night. Mr..
Lally pleaded not guilty with a great
deal of vigor and will stand trial. lie
claims the arrest was due to spite work.
Minnie Felter was committed to the
reform school, and the cases of j. ID.
Hill, charged with larceny of law books,
and J. NJ. Hughes, charged with selling
liquor to confirmed drunkard, were
held over to the grand jury.
DISTRICT COURT.
The following persons have brought
suit against William Harmon ct al. to
quiet title to lots to IL, in block Is, and
lots | and 2, III block II, Wilson, Bell q
Wagner's addition: Julia G. Thompson,
Helen j. Horton, Marietta Gnlick, ii.
w. Armstrong, John A. Lee, John A.
Babcock, Melissa Trask, Ralph Rees,
Lydia Palmer. George b. Bradbury, A.
V. ii. Cantwell and Amelia Granger.
Joseph Fuleber has commenced an
action against the Minneapolis Glass
company to recover $1,000 damages for
injuries received while in their employ.
He claims to have been seriously burned
during an explosion, which was caused
by the careleSsness and negligence OF
the defendants.
S. V. Stafford has commenced an ac-
tion in replevin against Allen IL Powers
to recover package of valuable pa
pers, consisting of deed of lot 3, Hal
let's addition, four abstracts OF title and
seven deeds of land in Monmouth
county, n. j.
The Minneapolis Harvester company
have brought suit against Thomas Ill.
Garfield to quiet title to five acres OF
land in section So, town 20, range "a.
This land is situated in the Seventh
ward and is valued at $4,000.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Harry ID. Woods and Ada Blanch-
ard, Bernard Kunkel and Rosa Rosen-
thai, Gustaf &. Mattson and Serena G..
Larson, Alfred A. Therien and Mary
Wyman.
W. II. Croft & Son have commenced
an action against Joseph Jepson ct al.
to have a mechanics lien for $762.S
foreclOSed.
w. H. James & Co. obtained judg-
ment for S3l2.69 against Louise Menard
ct al. Oh promssory note.
j. E. Oswald q Co. obtained judg-
ment against julius KnieStadt for 1913
for merchandise sold.
George E. Hayes sues J.. S. Narney
for $500 on a promisSory note.
SMALL CRIMES.
The following persons, who were in
dicted by the grand jury, were arraigned
and pleaded guilty:
Charles Nottingham, grand larceny
first degree; sentence, two years and
six months in the state reform school.
jerry WEIGH, grand larceny first de
gree; sentence, two years and SIX
months in the state reform school.
Henry Hartman, grand larceny sec
ond degree; sentence, ten months in
states prison.
William Palmer, burglary third de-
gree; sentence, eighteen months in
states prison.
John Mcdonald, grand larceny second
degree: Sentencesten months in states
prison.
John Cohen, grand larceny second
degree; sentence, eight months in states
prison.
Andrew Cornish, grand larceny first
degree; sentence, eight months i'll states
prison.
John Clarity, grand larceny first de-
gree; sentence, eight months in states
prison.
Oliver Warren, grand larceny second
degree; sentence, ten months in states
priSOD