St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-18
RELIGION IN LAW.
The Zion Baptist Church Trouble
i'm Court.

The Zion Baptist Church Trouble
in Court.
The trouble among the brethren of
the Zion Baptist church took another
whirl in the district court yesterday. 1t
appears that the church sometime since
obtained orders restraining Fred Lo-
mack. the gospel distributor of said
church, and J.. G. Gregory, Reuben
Barley and others, from breaking into
the temple or interfering in its tenn
pOralitieS. AS there is cold winter
coming Oh. and fuel is liable to be
mighty high. the restrained individuals
asked Judge Hooker to dissolve said
orders, but that cold-hearted individual
filed decisions yesterday denying the
requests of the cullud brethren, so the
fight still goes on.
Judge Hooker yesterday filed an order
sustaining the demurrer or the defend
ant in the case of Charles Miller VS..
Johan e. Smith and Smith and others.
At the same time he filed an order over
ruling the demurrer of the defendant
in the case of W. II. AdamsOn VS.. The
Buckley Manufacturing Company.
The case of +. f. Hardenburgh VS..
The Mantiba Road was settled yesterday
out of court. Hardenburgh, who got on
to a Manitoba train III July, 1857, to go
to WayZata, refused to pay his fare un-
less furnished with seat. This was
not done and he was elected. He
brought suit tor $1,000 damages and the
case has been in the supreme court
twice. The terms of the settlement are
not made public.
j. ThOrne IL Co. commenced a suit
yesterday against Ii. Y. Boutell, and
nh oi yUIif of off nY1f
Thomas J. Gilbert has sued UTQuhart
81 Balch and the trustees of Calvary
Baptist church for the sum of 1853 for
labor performed in laying prick on said
church. and asks for lien upon the
building.
Robert Christensen sues Jacob H
Cook and X. l.. Berglund on prOmis-
sorry note of S4,041.
Jeremiah Pembroke commenced an
action against Charles Nj. Green for
work and material furnished of the
value of $3.50, and asks that his claim be
made lien upon the property of the
defendant.
Judge LOehren devoted yesterday to
experimenting the trial of the case of
c. Z. Daily VS.. c. P. DAILY. The latter
is bridge contractor residing in Mill
neapOlis. The plaintiff claims that
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the construction of a bridge across the
Maple river. in Blue Earth county, last
winter. he was directed by foreman of
the defendant to go out on projecting
plank on the said bridge: that having
done SO the plank broke and
he was precipitated to the ice
twenty feet below, sustaining in
the fall four compound injuries of the
the right arm, which was thereby rem
dered useless, and he demands dam
ages to the amount of $4,000. The de-
PENDANT pleaded in defense a receipt in
full payment of said injuries, but the
defendant claims that he signed the re-
ceipt without understanding its COLI
ents. suppOsing that the money which
it represented was in partial payment
for his injuries. The case was not con-
cluded.
Before Judge Rea the mechanics lien
| case of Voelker VS.. KnOblaugh still
hangs fire.
In the case Of Mary A. Bowen VS.. G.
c. Pattee, involving the title to lot in
Calhoun addition, the jury yesterday
morning rendered a verdict for the de-
PENDANT, thus sustaining the validity of
the deed given by the plaintiff, who
claimed that her signature was forged
by her eX-huSband.
The cases of Alice Berry, by c. H.
Peterson, her guardian. VS.. The City of
Minneapolis, ana W. J. Simmons VS..
Andrew Nelson " .re dismissed