St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-06
MYRA's LUCKLEss MARRIAGE
Mrs. Loomis Wants the Court to
Unite Her Nuptial Knot--LegaI
BPeyities

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Myra Loomis brings suit for divorce
against Henri B. LOOMS. charging him
with drunkenness and desertion. She
alleges that she is forty-two and he is
forty-nine years old, and that they were
married at Shamokin, Pa. Sept. IS.
1883, having lived together as man and
wife until Aug. 25, 1885. She claims on
that date her husband, who for a long
abusive, deserted her without any cause
or provoeation. She asks for di-
vorce and the right to her maiden
name of Myra Il. Bedford.
The justice mill shut down early yester-
day. Judge Villas heard the case of o.
Tankeroff against Henry j. Hanson
and Oscar l.. Oswold. an action to re-
cover Sis on building contract. Judge
Kerr heard the last of the case of Nagle
against the cable company. After list
enlng to the Judges charge the jury re-
tired at 4 o'clock and had not agreed at
midnight. Judge Kelly sat and list
ened to the wall of a few criminals.
Ben Nelson, indicted for assault in the
second degree, was allowed to plead
guilty to assault in the third degree
About twenty-five convicted prison
ers will be up before Judge Kelly to-
day to receive sentence.
Attorney Warner scores a partial
victory, at least, in the case of the state
against the five BohemianS who were
tired for a murderous assault upon
Michael HOckiner. After a trial lasting
two days, the jury went out the day be-
fore Yesterday, stayed out all night. and
came Ill last evening at O'Clock with the
following verdict: John CaSperoch ST.,
is acquitted; his son, John Casperoch Jr..
I mi, Il ND I ,,,ol,. IL
are found guilty of assault ia the second
degree and Matthias KirtZan guilty of
assault with intent to kill, as indicted.
1he elder CaSperock was discharged,
and before quitting the court room and
leaving his son to his fate, he grasped
the hand of his con let sob and tear
stole down his cheek as he whispered
few conSolng words. The four con-
VIcted Bohenians were then marched
to the jail to await sentence this morn
ing.
Two suits were fled in the dis
trict court yesterday by the Mime
sofa Thresher Manufacturing company
against w. S. Bell to recover on notes
given to Seymour, Sabin & Co. One is
for 1924. and the other for SAP.
Webster Smith, as assignee Of Harry
C. Haskell, sues Ed S. Bean as sheriff
of Ramsey county. Smith Snes for
2,j47 for alleged unlawful proceedings
in attachment, whereby HaSkeil's goods
were detained after the assignee had
qualified.
The III. Thompson Land Company
sues Mary Jane Welsh and others to re-
cover S444S.9o for building material fur
nished one Clure, which was used in
building Nelsh's house.
The New York Life Insurance Com
pany sues j. r. Gardner, j. K. Moore
and A. r. McGill to recover S305.35.
Gardner is sued as the principal and
Moore and McGill as sureties on bond
which Gardner gave to his employer.
Gardner was in the employ Of the COM
pany's managers here, Messrs. Gregory
d Parker, and, having collected some
$3.50 as premiums on policies, he failed
to account for the amount claimed in
the complaint. His bond to the COM
pany was $500, fully covering the def
cient amount.