St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-01
ANOTHER BROKEN BOND.
The Divorce Mill Still Grinds---
District Court Gases.

Ine DlVOrce Mill SCIl1 GrlnOS--.
District Court Gases.
Lizzie Dearborn was granted a di-
yorce yesterday from Brainerd Dear
born Oh the grounds of desertion and
cruel and inhuman treatment, and was
also given the right to assume her
maiden name of Lizzie A. Clark. She
testified that her age was thirty-six
years and the defendants fOrty-three
years, and that they were married in
this city on the l4th of October, 1885,
and that about six weeks after their
marriage he called her vile names and
told her he was going to leave her. In
July, 1887, he knocked her down with
his fist and beat her severely, and sew
eral times thereafter he beat and
kicked her without cause or provOca-
ton. Nov. 8, 1887, he removed the fur
niture from the house and deserted
her, and has remained away from her
ever since.
The case of C. c. Ziegler & Co.
against l.. K. Lovejoy for 81, ,04S for re-
modelling house, was on trial before
Judge Young, and will be resumed this
morning.
In the suit of Petit, Robinson & Co.,
against the State Insurance company, of
ance on wheat stored in the st. Anthony
elevator, which was destroyed by fire
July 10, 1887, decision was rendered in
favor of the plaintiffs for the amount
claimed. The defense was that the
wheat was stored in an annex, and not
in the main elevator described in the
policy.
Judge Hicks was engaged in hearing
the case of Andrew MattSon against j.
w. Tousley to recover S4S7.50 for work
and labor performed in cutting and
stacking 150 tons of hay and afterward
pressing and baling the same. This
case will be resumed this morning.
Articles OF incorporation of the Min
filed yesterday with the register of
deeds. The business of this corpora
tion will be dealing in coal, timber lands
and lumber; the capital stock is $780,
600, and the incOrporators are James A.
McGeagh and +. Cleveland, of Mime
apolis; and II. S. Saylor, of st. Paul.
A transcript of judgment from Ram
sey county for S2,015.6S in favor of
Geiger 81 Griesemer and against G. F.
harrington & Co. was filed yesterday
with the clerk.
Simmons, Smith & Peabody obtained
Judgment against G. l.. Kittridge for
SI. .loJ.Si lOl ilercndllulSe SOlQ.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday: The appeal of Henry Nous
seau in the matter of the estate of
Charles MOusseau, deceased, dismissed; {;
Valley Paper company VS.. John F.
Travis, as assignee. stricken from the
calendar; A. o. Peterson VS.. Peter
Olson, continued; John Peterson VS..
Chrichton d Semple. dismissed: S. B.
Tibbitts VS.. S. W. Chase, continued:
John S, Anderson VS.. NJ. W. Flannigan,
dismissed; William Gillen VS.. l.. B.
Larson, dismissed; Louis johnson VS..
James Mckinney, stricken from
calendar: John Loven VS.. Charles Ahl-
man, dismissed; l.. A. Swenson VS..
Mary E. Bass, stricken from calen-
der; Ole Sattuli VS.. Fred Towander,
stricken from calendar; Carl A.
Wiberg VS.. Charles Altman, dismissed: ::
Martin Johnson VS.. John johnson,
stricken from calendar; F. A. Johnson,
VS.. Mary E. Bass, stricken from calen-
dar.
The case of the state VS.. Josie Emer-
son, for selling liquor without license
was nolled. This case has been tried
twice and both times the jury failed to
agree on verdict