St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-23
SEEKS PECUNIARY sALvE.
Attorney Nordenskjold's Charac-
ter Having Been Ma1iciously De-
famed, He Wants Money---LegaI
Briefs

Attorney Nordenskjold's Charac-
ter Having Been Maliciously De-
famed, He Wants Money---LegaI
Briefs.
Swante A. Nordenskjold asks for
$1,000 damages for false and malicious
arrest and imprisonment. He sues Olaf
Carlson, and states in his complaint that
the defendant, Oh March Is. 1889, caused
his arrest, charging him with stealing
$40. He was duly arrested and confined
in jail over night. Appearing in the
municipal court the next morning. he
was acquitted and discharged. He claims
that Carlson had no other cause than
pure malice.
The afternoon Sc ssions of the district
court were adjourned at an early hour
Yesterday afternoon, except Judge
Villas, who sat until nearly O'Clock in
the case of AlpheuS b. Wood VS.. Mary
Springer, an action i'll eiectment of
property located on Dayton'S Bluff. In
the forenoon the following cases were
disposed of before Judge Villas: Francis
N. Gibbs and wife VS.. Felix Callett, adj
miniStrator of the estate of Anna Cal
lett, an action to cancel mortgage upon
certain property in Ramsey county. The
case was submitted for future decision.
Edward Langevin VS.. G.. B.. 81 J. III.
llaWtOn, action to enforce contract OH
buildings. On plaintiffs motion for
Judgment the case was taken under
consideration.
The following new cases were filed:
Rodgers & Ordway VS.. ii. B. Willis, to
recover S7,359.9S, goods sold and deliv-
cred, garnisheeing st. Paul Sanitation
company. In the case Of W.. w. Me
ECT0r hn ~ NJ
fourteen years old, petitions the court
to appoint Ill. Braudenburg his guard
ian adj Item.
In the case of the receivership of
Donahue & Gogin, dry goods dealers of
this city, Judge Brill filed an order re-
Straining the sheriff of Ramsey county
from entering upon the possession or
leyying upon their wares until the fur
ther order of the court. 1t is also fur
ther ordered that the receiver set aside
the property of Keith Bros. 81 Co.,
against Hitler HI. Horton, as in lieu
thereof as alleged in the complaint, un-
til the determination of the action OF
further order Of the court.
Harvey II. Roe VS.. Stephen Williams
ct al, an action to quiet title to three
acres of land in Sibley county.
Rhodes B. Rankins ct al, sue Jessie
w. RanllinS, the minor child and sole
heir at law of Villa n. Rankins, and all
persons unknown having Or claiming an
interest In those certain tracts of land
known as Lexington Park, Plat 2, ST..
Paul, and Rankins' addition to st
Paul, valued at SIS, 500. The action is
brought to effect a partition among the
heirs after quoting title as against all
other persons. The court is petitioned
to either divide the property or order it
sold for the account of the heirs.
A disposition of the criminal calendar
was resumed before Judge Kelly and
the following prisoners were heard or
tried:
John Padden, charged with picking a
girls pocket Of 60 cents, indicted for
larceny in the second degree, was tried
and acquitted. He is but fourteen
years old, and although a bright-look-
ing boy, is said to be a terror.
A nellie proSequi was entered by the
state in the case of Lou Adams. indicted
for larceny in the second degree. Frank
Davis, who was indicted on the same
charge, pleaded guilty to grand larceny
in the second degree.
Swan Olson. indicted for the theft of
an overcoat valued at $50, Withdrew
his plea of not guilty and offered to
plead guilty to grand larceny in the
oCSOilu uCSlCC. lis picd WAS accepted.
The case of the State against Peter
Larson was called, and on motion of his
attorney, A. ID. Warner, was continued
for few days.
Six of the demi-mondaine were pres
ent expecting that the case of Clara
Blatz would be called, but it was not
reached.
In the case of the State against Frank
j. Marshall. indicted for embezzling
$4,000 from the express company, j. W.
Wills appeared for the defendant and