St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-09
COURT HOUSE CASES.
Interesting News Items Caught in
the Halls Of Justice.

Ole Benson has begun an action
against Helen Benson for divorce on
the ground of deSertion, and also for an
order of the court giving him the care
and custody of his two children, aged
five and eight years respectively. He
gives his age as thirtySeven years and
the defendants age as thirty-five years,
this city on the oath of December, 1878.
In the replevin case of Thomas Muir
ply VS.. Frank M. Parcher to recover
possession of horse and buggy judg-
ment was rendered for the defendant
for the possession of the property.
The case of Lemuel n. Shepherd
against Daniel K, Adams was on trial
yesterday before Judge Rea. Shepherd
claims that he borrowed S1,027.S4 from
Adams on his promissory note for ninety
days, and as security for the same gave
a deed of certain property which
he owned: that after the note be-
came due Adams sold the property,
instead of coming into court and hav-
ing the deed declared mortgage and
foreclosing the same, thereby giving
Shepherd year in which to redeem, by
which action Shepherd claims he has
been damaged in the sum of 81 200.
The trial OF the case will be resumed
this morning.
The Herzog Manufacturing company
has begun an action against James Me
Kinney ct al. to have mechanics lien
for s306.44 forecloSed on lots and 10,
block 10, Of the original plat of Mime
apolis.
The suit of John Brandt againt the
real estate firm of Shepherd & Bailey
for $1,000, claimed to be due on a real
estate deal, in which the defendants
acted as Brandt's agents, was partially
tried before Judge Young yesterday
and dismissed on the motion of the de-
PENDANTS.
Michael Copley and jeremiah Dona-
hue, as executors of the estate of John
Copley, deceased, petition the court to
have the Loaf IL Trust company and E.
A. Merrill appointed as trustees for five
minor heirs, in order that the estate
may be settled and distributed.
The First National bank of Winona
promisSory note and garnisheeS E. II.
Steele.
The case of U. R. Wilson against
Niles Nyberg to recover possession OF
one acre of land in section 81, town 11S,
range 81, and for $500 for the unlawful
dentention thereof, was on trial yester-
day before Judge Hicks and will be re-
Sumed this morning.
Fraser & Shepherd have begun an
action in ejectment against Mary j.
Ryckman ct al. to recover possession of
lot z. block s, Excelsior addition.
Creelman, Avery & Co. have begun an
action against Charles w. and Eleanor
d. Sleeper to have certain deed of con-
Veyance of lots s, 9, 10 and II, block 4,
Crystal Park addition, set aside on the
ground that the conveyance was made
by the defendants for the purpose of
cheating and defrauding their creditors.
In the case of Louis F. Menage VS..
Price Jones, to decide the ownership of
lot 9, block 80, Calhoun Park, the jury,
under instructions from the court, rem
dered verdict III favor of the plaintiff.
In the case of the Joseph Schlitz
Brewing company against Charles K.
Nelson to recover 1926 on promis-
sorry note, verdict was rendered in
favor of the plaintiff for the amount
claimed.
Rachel Joy has begun an action
against Arthur A. Joy ct al. to correct
a deed of conveyance of lot Z, block 16,
Gales addition.
The cases on yesterdays calender
which were dismissed were A. s. Bis
bee VS.. r. Estes and S. V. Stafford vs.
Alden d. Power. Cases continued:
| Charles P. Van Ripper VS.. Minneapolis
Hardware Company and L. S. Buffing-
ton VS.. John L. West. Stricken from
calender: Murray, Thompson q Co. VS..
A. II. Knowles.