St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-18
sATTLEs MUST SETTLE.
The Administrator of a Bank
rupt Estate Cornered by Cred
itor-.-COurt Cuttings.

The Administrator of Bank
rupt Estate Cornered by a Cred
itor---Court Cuttings.
A large number of new suits were
filed in the district court yesterday. A
few criminal cases set before Judge
Brill were postponed until next Mon
day, when in all probability Judge
Kelly will take them up for trial. The
court cases are about all up TO date of
setting, but the jury cases are sadly be-
hind, owing to the warmly contested
case of O'Jaffi against II. T. Sattler, as
administrator of E. Allen d Co. There
are several of these cases OH the caIen-
dar. and are suits to replevin goods in
the hands of Sattler as administrator, of
E. Allen & Co. The case, which has
been on trial since Tuesday morning,
went to the jury yesterday afternoon.
After being out about fifteen minutes
it returned with "a verdict for
O'Jatfi. The case involves about
$500 worth of goods. This virtually
disposes of the cases of E. NJ. Benjamin
and Louis Brlefner against the same
defendant. Judgment was given to
plaintiffs as demanded. The case of
Felsenheld Bros. d Co. against Sattler,
- u,
however. that judgment will be given
defendant before trial. Disposing of
these tedious cases will afford an op-
portunity for the trial of cases back on
the calendar. Attorneys who are in
terested in such cases are notified to be
present at the call this morning.
Judge Villas yesterday was hearing
the case of Nancy Hornell against F.
Mcnamara and others. an action to
quiet title to property in divers addi-
ton to West St. Paul. At the conclu-
sion of the case this morning Judge
Villas will hold special term.
The case of N. P. Sattler VS.. the city
st. Paul. an action to determine boun-
Diary line to property in Ramsey county,
tried before Judge Brill Thursday and
Friday, went to the jury last evening.
The following new cases were filed:
NEW SUITS.
John F. O'Brien sues Oliver & Muir
ply to recover $50 on land contract.
Kellogg, johnson & Co. sue Mathew
Oxborough and others to recover 1925
on promissOry note.
The Detroit Stone works sues Her.
man ThierSen and others for $135 for
goods sold.
81. w. FoOte sues John Kramer for
$40 Oh a Dromissory note.
The Ohio Coal company sues F. D.
Cults and brothers to recover 81 ,021 on
a prOmissOry note.
Paul Stoeving sues George f. Benson
to compel him to accept payment of
1910 on two promissOry notes secured by
mortgage OIL certain property. StOeving
has made the tender but Benson refuses
to release the property. He sues G. A.
Hubbard for the same performance,
DeCoster & Clark sue Matt Clark to
recover on a prOmiSSory note.
Eva Lindblom sues Carl j.. Loft to re-
cover $500, money paid on contract of
sale Of certain real estate, and compel
the specific performance of same.
A. II. Paget sues William q. Park for
the specific performance Of real estate
contract for 500 earnest money paid
on same and So 900 besides, if Park fails
to convey property as agreed.
Peter Koch sues the st. Paul City
Railway Company to recover 5000
damages. He claims that last Septem-
ber, while he was driving wagon up
Seventh street street car jammed into
his wagon, throwing him forward and
upon the ground, by reason of which he
sustained serious and permanent in
juries.
Henry Tholke sues Silas S. Geer ct
al. to recover $400 on notes secured by
real estate.
AN INTERNECINE STRIFE.
The Engle-DreiS Company filed suit in