St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-23
The Administrator Of HRS. Lindman's
Estate Sues the Bank Of Minnesota.
ECHO OF THE OLSON CASE,
Mr.. Moon Says He Was Naliciously Ar.
rested---Cullings Of the
Courts.

gers in the Saltwater peniten.
tiary under sentence for life.
The administrator of the poisoned
| woman who died on the 9th of April
1887, sues the bank of Minnesota to re.
cover $970, which Mrs. Lindman depos.
tied in the bank OH Dec. 81, 1856. This
was the money which Olson, in company
with his sister, drew from the bank,
and, as was proven in the trial, upon
the representation of Carrie Olson that
she was Mrs. Lindman and wanted to
draw the money OH the certificate OF
deposit, which together they had Sc
cured from Mrs. Lindman. The bank,
preSuming that since the applicants for
the money had the certificate they were
the proper parties, paid over the money,
and when too late found that Mrs.
Lindman was then dead. These are the
the murder of Mrs. LiEdman, his mo-
tive presumably that of robbing Mrs.
Lindman of her money.
DISMISSED THE DOG CASE.
The celebrated dog case OF Mrs. Davis
against the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st.
Paul road, which was on trial before
Judge Brill, was dismissed yesterday
morning.
SAYS 1T WAS SPITE WORK.
Frank S. Moon has filed suit against
W. J. Dyer u Bro, of this city. asking
judgment for 5000 against them for
malicious arrest and Imprisonment i'll
the Sibley county jail On Aug..9, 1888.
Moon claims that Dyer & Bro, in
tending to iniure him in his reputation
and good character. charged him with
stealing an organ valued at 500. Moon
was arrested and confined in the Jail
lnvro II 4Ek .,<Ie
released and the Dyers have never
prosecuted the case, nor was Moon ever
examined upon the charge,
SOLD LIQUOR TO LO.
Frank MeshO and DO-wah-yeanse.
two haif-breeds, were before Judge
Nelson. of the United States district
court, yesterday, and pleading guilty to
the charge OF selling liquor to Indians,
were sentenced to ten days imprison-
ment in the county Jail and required to
pay fine of 81. - So
The trustees of the Emmanuel church
of the Evangelical association of st.
Paul are suing Fred NIontey, Before
Judge Brill, to settle adispute over a
boundary line.
The Adams-Smith company sues L.
d. Henry to recover s392 for goods sold
and delivered.
Charles Dawson sues Claus NJ. Ditt-
man to recover on a promissofy note Of
S722. -, ys=4-s.
NEW SUITS.
In the United States circuit court,
Sarah E. Comstock sues Mary E. Tracy
!. to quiet title to property in Groveland
addition to Minneapolis, exceeding in
value the sum OF 5000. The same
plaintiff sues Charles f. Pillsbury, An
{ drew w. Johnson, Charles w. Ira cy,
William A.ThriseHe, Emma C.Wals ton.
Catharine A. Ankeny, Caleb ID. Pills
I bury, and Stephen E. Foster and others,
| to quiet title to the same property.
PROBATE COURT.
The claim of A. M. Radcliffe against
) the estate of N. w. Kittson, amounting
to 50, 72o.S7, was allowed yesterday.
The claim of Walter Book against the
estate of III. McKenty, was disaIlowed.
/ P. j. Boland's claim of S175against the
estate of Rosina Redmond was allowed.
LEGAL MISCELLANY. a.
. Judge Villas overruleS the objection in
the case of Olive Culbertson Objecting
to the assessment for paving Arundel
street from Summit avenue to Holly
avenue.
Judge Kelly will open the criminal
calendar in the court room on the Sec
Ond floor this morning. Judge Villas
will hear court cases in the small court
room on the third floor
Judge Wilkln will approve the bonds
OF contractors who are to do city work
this morning at 10 o'clock at his cham
bers on West Third street.
The case Of the Prusing Vinegar
company against Frank Gray, an action
for goods sold, was on trial before
Judge Kerr yesterday.
In the case Of the First National Bank
of Anoka against The Edwards q Houl-
ton Lime company. an action on a note,
Judgment was ordered for the bank.
SUPREME COURT ROUTINE.
Yesterdays routine of the supreme court
State of Minnesota vs. George Benz. Sub
mitted by respondent and argued by appel
liant.
State of Minnesota VS.. John A. Anderson
Submitted Oh briefs.
State of Minnesota VS.. Maj. Vorey. Sub
mitted by respondent and argued by ap-
pellant
State of Minnesota vs. C. S. Bracket. Sub
mitted by respondent and argued by ap-
pellant.
N. r. Spur and The First National Bank
of Morris, appellants, vs. The Home Insur-
ance Company Of New York, respondent.
Application for reargument denied
N. r. Spur and First National Bank of
Morris, appellants, VS.. Commercial Union
Assurance Company of London. respondent.
Application for reargument denied.
Labor Opposed to sanborn.
Organized labor has rod in pickle
for Aid. Walter b. Sanborn, and is de-
termined to, if possible, prevent his
election as president of the board of
aldermen. At meeting of Local As
sembly 1898, K. of L., last night, the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Walter H. Sanborn, alderman of
the Seventh ward, has been announced as "a
candidate for the position of president of the
council of the city of St. Paul. Mimi; and,
Whereas, Said w. H. iSanborn is, and has
all measures tending to benefit the working
men of this city; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we call upon all members
OF the city council friendly to organized labor
to oppose the election of said Sanborn as
president of the city council.
Quick Time to Winnipeg.
The Manitoba Pacific Express. via the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail-
way, makes the trip between st. Paul
and Winnipeg in nineteen hours and
fifty minutes. enabling passengers to
leave st. Paul one hour later and reach
Winnipeg one hour earlier than via
any other line. Remem Der that this is
a dining and sleeping car route. and
the only one running free Sc cond-claSs
sleepers to and from Winnipeg.
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