St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-04
Sheriff Bean Makes a Descent,
Upon Mollie HeWitt's
Gilded Den. =
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Coroner Quinn Impanels a.
Jury to Investigate the
Recent Collision. AL
Piekpoeket Clarkson Caught
in Flagrante Delietu and :
Put Under Cover. -,

by her which injured his business.
Tussner is the exalted proprietor of the
Washington house, a saloon, restaurant
and general hostelry located on Sibley
street, opposite the union depot. He
charges that Mrs. Schaffer, in all i'm
the sidewalk and made the following
announcement to all passers-by: Don't
go in there; it's bad place. He keeps
bad liquor. If you want good whisky,
go across the street, For this declara-
ton Tussner asks $4,000, alleging that
several of his old customers, who were
for long time identified with his bar,
did actually go ''across the street" and
fill-up. Mrs. TusSner'S suit against
Mrs. Schaffer was for $1,000 for alleged
remarks made impeaching her chastity
and publicly announcing that both she
and her husband ran place of i'll re-
pute.
Hagbarth Sahlgaard has begun SUIT
against Alexander Ramsey and others
to recover $1,000 damages for suffering
nuisance from a building on lot 5,
block 30, Summit Park, whose caves
extend over upon his lot, adjoining,
shedding large quantities of water upon
his property whenever it rains, besides
damaging the market value of the prop
| erty from the extension of the said un-
slightly caves. Sahlgaard prays that
Ramsey be compelled to remove the
nuisance and pay him the damage
asked.
NJ. Wicker has a grievance and brings
| suit against the BradStreet Mercantile
agency. Wicker is grocer, formerly
doing business at 523 WabaSha street.
He alleges that on the morning of
March there appeared in the daily
bulletin of the commercial agency
a notice to the effect that he
had given a chatteI mortgage on
| his stock and personal property.
| That, therefore, his creditors becoming
al Harmed urged their claims and forced
| him to sell out i'll order to pay them.
Before the alleged willful and malicious
publication Wecker enjoyed the conf
dence of his creditors and the mere
chants of whom he was in the habit of
purchasing his wares. Some of them
even refused to deliver goods already
bought. and the First National bank
with whom he kept an account, refused
to honor his checks which were out
against his bank account, which upon
the morning of the publication, was
seized by the bank and applied upon a
certain note which it held against him.
Wecker claims he sold out on March
Is under great loss, having been forced
to such action by the movement of his
creditors precipitated upon him by
means of the alleged publication. He
asks 81, 1893 Of the company he lost in the
hurried sale of his business. -,
Samuel Hauser wants 5000 damages
for injuries sustained while engaged in
moving stove in the elevator in the
building owned by James S. Burris, 24S
West Third street. He claims that while
presuming that the elevator was as safe
as represented, he undertook to move a
stove from the second story to the first
story of the building. That while $50
engaged the elevator broke, violently
throwing him to the floor of the base
ment. In addition to the S., 900 damages
he asks SS5 for expenditures for the
month he was confined to his bed, the
result of his fall.
NEW SUITS.
John W. Gregg sues F. S. Blodgett
and others to recover S216.95 on a grad
ing cOntr act.
Gordon d Ferguson VS.. John McFad-
gen, S292.32, goods sold and delivered.
The Minnesota Syndicate company
has begun suit against the st. Paul
Trust company as administrator of the
estate of Charles f. Clark, deceased, to
recover s4,309.12, money alleged to have
been placed in Clark's hands before his
death in trust for the syndicate, and for
which Clark purchased lots 5 to 9, block
26, Summit Park, taking the:title in his
name. The syndicate asks that it be
decreed the owner of the property or
| that it have Judgment for 81, 800. IL and
| interest.
CRIMINALS ROUNDED UP.
John Switzel, young boy lately con-
| victed of picking pockets, was yester-
| day sentenced otWo years. confinement
| in the state reform school.
| M. Hofsas, the weak-mlnded sausage
| maker, who sent leaden messenger
after man he thought was too familiar
with his wife, was yesterday sentenced
| to forty days in the county Jail. s-
The Bohemian delegation from the
| flats which attempted to carve to death
| Michael HOcwimer, Waterman at
O'Leary's packing house, on the night
| of Jan. Is, was before Judge Kelly yes
! terday, being tried upon the charge of
! assault with intent to kill. Fred Lam
beck, William Lambeck. John Caspe-
rack, ST., and John Casperock, Jr., and
| Matthias Kortzan are the names of the
individuals who compose the distin-
| guished feIODious body. a. ID. Warner
| is eXerting himself in their behalf, but
a tough case is his.
| READY TO GIVE BONDS.
| Representatives of the G. n. Nelson
and Cloquet Lumber companies were in
the city yesterday comforting with coun-
| sci and preparing to give the govern
ment bonds in the suit of 100000 re-
Gently brought against them for cutting
timber OH government land in the FOnd
| du Lac Indian reservation. Marshal
| Campbell returned from Duluth yeSter-
day, after serving the process and at
taehing the logs lying in the Cloquet
and other rivers. The bonds will prob
ably be offered today, and, if accepted,
the logs will be released pending the
| trial of the suit. The companies are
| also DESTROYS of replying to actions
brought against them individually and
| not Jointly, as this suit was brought.
| They will therefore probably endeavor
to break the joinder of the suit and
answer separate suit against each of
them.
LEGAL BRIEFS.
! In the case of George III. Watson
against The ST. Paul City Railway Com
| pany, an action for damages tried some
time ago, in which Watson secured
Judgment for $1,000, Judge Wilkin de-
MES the company'S motion for a new
| trial.
In the matter of Henry j. Peters VS..
| Kilian Hauser and others, an action to
| quiet title to part of block So of West
St. Paul Proper. Judge Brill decides
| that Peters is entitled TO no relief.
The case of Caroline and T. Sauer
| and others against the assessment for
the opening, widening and extension of
| Lucy street, from the east to the west
line of BidwelPs addition to West st.
Paul. was argued before Judge Villas
and submitted yesterday.
/ Personal tax judgments for Slot and
| 1854 were yesterday entered against
Paul Martin. Judgment for 50 against
George II. Hazard was yesterday
opened.
The jury went out last night in the
case of DIR. Charles L. Miller against
| the cable company. The suit is for
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