St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-28
SCHULTZ WANTS REVENGE.
He Was Painted by HOtelkeeper
to Resemble a SDOtted Hyena.

He Was Painted by a HOtelkeeper
to Resemble Spotted Hyena.
The only case of general interest in
the district court yesterday was that of
Frederick Schultz against August Mich
Ell, on trial before Judge Brill. Schultz
sues Michel to recover $500 for the
humility and chagrin suffered on ac-
count of Michers funny trick in paint
ing him to represent spotted hyena.
Shultz alleges that July 8, 1888, while
he was stopping over night at Michels
hotel, 491 Wabasha street, and lying
in bed enjoying his lawful snooze,
Michel came into the room
and, pushing back the blankets.
smeared Schultz with mucilage and red
paint. He put the paint, so close to
SchultZ's skin that when the latter was
awakened by the noise made by those
whom Michel had invited i'll to view tue
temporary freak: he found that it stuck;
Because the audience derided him, and
lauhged and guyed him the entire night.
he asks to be awarded damages in the
above sum. The case went to the jury
late in the evening, and sealed verdict
will be returned, probably to-day.
CHANGED THEIR FORMER PLEAS.
William EdmundS came into court
yesterday, and pleaded guilty to grand
larceny in the second degree. He was
held under two indictments, and
pleaded not guilty about week ago.
Sentence was deferred.
w. A. Long pleaded guilty to forgery
in the third degree. Sentence deferred.
The case of the state against Charles
Closer was taken up before Judge Kelly
at O'Clock. Closer stands indicted on
a charge OF attempted burglary. and his
case is being conducted by Attorney
Burke.
John Mushbrucker, one of the three
young toughs from the Rice street gang,
was yesterday before the court and re-
leased upon his own recOgnizance.
NEW SUITS.
Warren Case. book agent, sues his
employer, George S. Cline, to recover
SIS for services performed during the
month of April, 1889.
j. H. KastenholZ, also in the employ
of Cline. sues him for $3.50.
Joseph w. Blabon sues M. A. Brown
to recover S16S for goods sold and de-
livered.
LEGAL MISCELLANY.
The Minnesota Transfer company's
objection to the assessment for grading
Prior avenue was on trial yesterday.
In the case of William Thompson,
executor. against Henry G. Richard and
others, Thompson procured Judgment
for S14S yesterday.
The case of g. A. Moore and others
for the reassessment for grading East
Third and other streets was heard and
disposed of by Judge Villas yesterday.
The court sustains the objections and
files an order denying judgment against
all the property described in the COM
plant.
The case of the St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Manitoba railroad as directors to
assessments for relaying and repairing
sidewalks and assessment for grading
Pine street was tried and submitted.
In the case of the F. II. Drew Glass
company against William E. Coles s.
Son, an action for goods sold, the jury
returned verdict of $260.75 for the
plaintiff. A case by the same plaintiff
against the same defendant, an action
ON promissory note, is now on trial
before Judge Kerr.
The case of Rose Mary Bader
against Rosa Michail and others was
decided by Judge Villas yesterday in
favor of Bader.
In the case of Mary Mcdonald against
the city, an action for $4,000 damages
for injuries received in falling through
a defective sidewalk, the jury returned
a verdict for the city.
In the divorce cases of John Smith
against Eleanor Smith and Augusta
Rhode VS.. julius Rhode, the former on
the grounds of deSertiOn and neglect.
and the latter for cruel and inhuman
treatment, Judge Kelly ordered DEGREES
for nlaintiffS