St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26
SAINT PAUL.
FORMER PARTNERS FIGHT.
Charles Gorien invoices the Law Against
William F. Bickel.
CASH FOR A CHARACTER.
William S. Wood Wants A. G. Wedqe
to Whack Up-Gullings in
the Courts.

and alleges that Oh Nov. !, 1885, Blckel
entered into a contract with him
whereby Bickel was to furnish supplies
and money for the support and main
tenance of a numbering camp near Rush
City, Mimi. Gorton bargained to cut
timber for Bickel and deliver the same
to him in the form of cordwood land cut
ties. To secure Bickel for the money
he agreed to advance for the main
tenance Of the camp Bickel required
Gorton to execute warranty
deed to him of lots in st.
Paul now worth $1,000. After
the camp was established and $500
worth of wood had been delivered to
Bickel, he refused to advance the money
he agreed to contribute towards the
maintenance of the camp, BY reason
of BickelS breach of his contract Cor
ton was compelled to suspend operations
in the camp and abandon the work,
suffering great loss thereby. Bickel,
as GOrton believes, has sold some of the
lots before referred to, declares them to
be his absolute property, and refuses to
convey to Gorton or even render an ac-
counting of their joint business. Cor
ton asks the court TO step in and compel
Bickel to show why he withholds the
property, and make an accounting to
the court: that the deed from Gorton
be declared mortgage, and Gorton be
allowed to redeem the same.
ASKS A COOL FIVE THOUSAND.
William S. Wood has begun suit
against A. G. Wedge to recover $1,000
for alleged malicious and defamatOry
statements made in the presence and
hearing of divers other persons. 1t was
during the month of January, 1889, that
Mr.. Wedge is charged as having said to
and called Mr.. Wood thief and other
vile and opprobrious names and cpl
thetS. There seems to have been dis
pute about Mr.. Wedges loss of some
hay, and in the course of settling an ac-
count with Wood the alleged damaging
conversation is alleged to have taken
place.
HYMEN'S BONDS SEVERELY STRAINED.
James Sanders sues his wife, Fila
Sanders, for divorce. He alleges in
his complaint that he is forty-four and
his wife forty years old. They were
married at Red Wing, Mimi, in June,
1867, and have had six children, two of
whom are still living. Up to Deem
Der, 1884. they lived together as hus-
band and wife, when Mrs. Sanders
abandoned her home and has not been
seen OF heard of since. He believes
she is now residing in st. Paul. He
asks for a divorce upon the ground of
Willful deSertiOn.
NEW SUITS.
Anton Putnam sues Henry Veg
man ct al. to recover S25.IO for labor
performed.
The American Daily Graphic COM
pany sues the Sault Ste. Marie Invest
ment company to recover sos for adver-
Using.
Henry Kraushaar sues Joseph 81.
Herbst TO recover on a note of S4O0.
Samuel ii. Thompson sues William
{. Bennett for $3.50, alleged to be due
on several agreements existing between
them, and a promisSOry note of 500
made by Bennett to Thompson.
Mary S. Crevaling sues George W.
Hicks to recover 1929 on former
Judgment.
Adolph Schultz sues Henry Wegmann
and John III. THEM. to recover S72.S5
for labor performed.
layson Il Co., TO recover $3.50, due on
contract engaging him to work in Fin
laySon'S office for one year.
E. j. HodgSOn and III. II. Stein sue
Louis II. Hershfield and others to re-
cover 5000 for professional services
rendered.
j. III. MCKEE and others sue Leedom
Sharpe to recover 81, 32O.5O for labor per-
formed and material furnished.
l.. ID. Petre and others sue j. J. Cor
coran to recover 1915 for furnace fur
nished and built in COrcoran's house.
Thomas j.. O'Leary sues Charles P.
Reeves and others to recover S217, and
asks the court to reScind and declare
void real estate deal which was
fraudulently and falsely represented to
him. G. M. LOunsburry brings a SINH
lar suit against Reeves and for the same
amount.
Henry Goodson brings suit against
Morris Seyferth, charging him with
fraudulently representing stock of
groceries at 3S4 Fuller street, by which
representations Seyferth induced Good
son to purchase the stock, which subse-
quently proved to be of much less
quantity and value than was alleged by
Seyferth. Because Goodson lost $3.50
while conducting the business several
months. and other losses, for rent, etc.
he asks the court for a Judgment
against Seyferth in the sum of 81, 600.
h. L. ErkSon sues to recover $50 from
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 St. Paul
railroad company, for oak wood lost by
the road.
Charles Bennett asks damage in the
sum of 1878 from the city, for breach
of covenant in lease. The city leased
to him stall in the market house and
agreed to furnish heat, water and light.
Last winter the place became so cold
that the stock, consisting of flowers and
plants, was frozen and made worthless.
hence this suit.
Susanna Mahaupt and others bring
suit against Barbara SchnitZins and 9th
ers, and ask the court to strike out their
several names on certain quit claim
deed, conveying an inheritance, made
and given to their mother on Nov. %.
1885, for ten acres of land in section 20
town 80, range %.
r. l.. Crescy sues Sarah A. Donahue
for 5000, rent due on the premises, 376
Exchange street.
Edward II. Tusner sues E. S. Chitten-
den to recover S499 and replevins, notes
and mortgages.
Berthold Worth and others sue Fred
ericka Georgii and others and ask the
court to sell and divide the proceeds of
lots % and 26, block II, Stinson, Brown
d Ramsey's addition, in which plaint-
ifs and defendants alike claim an in
tereSt.
Anna G. Dorsey, Harry A. Dorsey ct
al, heirs of Robert A. Dorsey, by their
guardian ad litem, Joseph McKibbon,
sue John A. Stees to recover So. OSS.
which they claim he has not accounted
Tor IN the administration of the Dorsey
estate.
Florence Charter and Joseph Char.
tier sue Chester r. Smith to recover
SlS5 and secure decree from the court
annulling a certain sale by Smith to the
CHARTERS of lot lying about thirty feet
beneath the graded street wherein it
faces. Mrs. Charter claims that at the
time of the sale the lot conveyed to her
was not the lot shown her, and the rep
reservations were false and fraud
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