St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-30
LOthariO Johnson Will Prob
ably Wed His Dulcinea. Z
Now in Durance.
The Use of Opium Makes a
Thief OF q Man of +
Aliases.
Stay Of Proceedings Granted
In the Case OF Murderer
Brown. 4

uduSuGtT W NC cuuCdtcu III, dilU y uuSe
Kelly appears to agree with her. Mrs
or Miss (the complaint does not state
which), Chance. does not even consider
such a house fit place for her daugh.
ter's home, even when the establish.
ment is run by the father of the girl.
In this opinion also, Judge Kelly ap-
pears to coincide. Kate Chance has a
daughter whose name is Lizzie Frances
Cavanaugh. and whose papa's name is
Patrick Cavanaugh. She came before
Judge Kelly yesterday, through her at
torneys, Fl. l.. Williams and Judge
Scheonmaker, praying for a writ of
habeas corpus for the person of
her daughter, setting forth that
the girl is fourteen years old
and is detained in a house whose repu-
tatiOn is unsavOry, and whose principal
frequenters are men of loose morals.
The girl is detained against her will, by
no less person than her own father
Patrick Cayanaugh, who is said to be
president and general manager Of the
company which runs the disreputable
establishment From these facts Kate
Chance argues that Patrick Cavanaugh,
however competent he may be to con-
duct house of ill-fame on business
principles, Is incoinpetent to foster the
growth and attend to the wants, phys
ical, mental and moral of his fourteen
year-ofd daughter, who is just at the
age when association with men and
women of loose morals would have a
tendency to prove perniciouS. Judge
Kelly did not. think long over
the matter, but ordered that the writ of
habeaS corpus be issued and that 1t be
retnrnable next Saturday at the special
term of court. Kate Chance and her
attorneys left the court looking SUI
preinely happy, the former radiant
with the prospect of clasping her
daughter to her arms, having rescued
her from life. which in the nature Of
things, would probably develop into
one not strictly consistent with the
highest moral code.
NEW SUITS.
The John G.. Iiawiey Line company
sues Gustaye Moline for $3o7.02 for
goods delivered.
Peter Pfeifer sues Laura A. Boyd,
John S. Boyd ct al. on two notes OF
81 433 SO and 81. 1854, made April l.,
1887, fer two and three years with inter-
est at & per cent. The notes were
given as collateral security On mort
gage. ~
MARITAL. MISHAPS. 4;
The divorce suit OF Pauline Luther,
VS.. Leopold Luther was heard beforet
Judge Villas to-day, AND was continued
Jufianna Helmet sues for divorce
from her husband, Frederick Helmet,
on the ground of drunkenness. They,
have been married seven years. i
CRIMINAL MATTERS. Il
Deputy United States Marshal War
rem brought in an Indian called Wease
yesterday from Detroit. Mimi. charged
with selling fire juice to Indians. d
The jury in the case OF The State
against f. Laffanme, after being OUT
all night, could not arrive anywhere
nearer to a solution of the question:;
whether he was guilty OF grand larceny
in the first degree or rot than ten for
acquittal and two for conviction. They
were discharged, and motion for a
new trial will be argued.
In the case OF The State against
Aaron Harris, indicted with John Nc
Lean for grand larceny in the first de
gree, the defendant pleaded guilty in
the second degree, and sentence Was de-
ferred.
In the case of The State against Henry
Pottgeiser, August Asher and David
Papineau. for grand larceny in the first
degree, the county attorney made mo-
tien of nolle possumus, which was
granted, except as to Papineau, who
was released on his own recognizance.
The case of The State against Rich
ard Kemp. for grand larceny in the first
degree. was postponed to Tuesday, June
4, the commencement of the next term.
LEGAL. MISCELLANY.
The jury i'll the ease of #. L. Elms
against The j. H. Mailer company, re-
turned a verdict at 5 p. N. yesterday fer
s2,454.35. Judge Kerr ordered stay of
proceedings for twenty days.
The jury IN the case of Peter nj.
Quist against The City of st. Paul, and
Florence w. Hermenauies against The
City OF st. Paul, returned a sealed YER.
dict, awarding the plaintiffs $50 each.
The case of J. j. Ward against Thorn
as e. Cannon came up yesterday. and
the jury was ordered to return a verdict
for the defendant.
The case of William s. Wood against
A.4G. Wedge was up before Judge Brill
yesterday.
The trial of the case of j. A. Richie
against the Chicago, Burlington 4
Northern railway was commenced be-
fore Judge Kerr yesterday.