St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-04

1nSOlvenC, ana damages cannot be re-
covered from them. Therefore the
plaintiff prays THAT temporary writ of
injunction Issue restraining the defend
ants from continuing their acts to build
up or maintain their confederation, and
defendant to desist in its its entire work,
and such other relief as seems meet.
NEW SUITS.
Bruno Beaupre sues M. Wicker to
recover $3.50 on a promissory note.
Erick Erickson sues Henry jacobson
ito recover $40 for board and lodging
furnished jacobson and his employers.
Houston and Harris sue William
Johnston to recover 500 for goods sold.
Bruno Beaupre brings suit against
the Holland Thompson Manufacturing
company and Patrick Dwyer as re-
ceiver, to recover $10,1 IT'S OH promis-
isOry note given by defendants to Philip
EVerplank, ST., securing the same by a
mortgage on the cOmpany's plant at
South Park. Beaupre asks for judg-
ment and that the property be sold to
satisfy the same. If, however, the pro-
ceeds OF such sale are insufficient to
satisfy said judgment, then Beaupre
asks personal judgment against the
members Of the company.
The Germania Bank of ST. Paul sues
d. Horbach and Robert Schreiner to re-
cover 81, 200 on promissory note. The
same plaintiff sues n. Gross for $3.50.
George w. Nichols sues L. s. Lott for
S175 on note.
Theodore Cormonran has begun suit
in the United States district court
against the Chicago, Milwaukee IL St.
Paul Railroad company to recover $25,
800 for personal injuries sustained while
a passenger on the Milwaukee road.
On Dec. 3, 1887, Miss CormoDran, then
school teacher, attempted to board a
train at Sacred Heart, MIMI, and while
so doing the train started up and threw
her violently to the platform, perma-
nently injuring her spine and nerves.
she claims to be permanent invalid
and paralyZed, and asks $1,000 special
damage for disability to pursue her pro
,fession and 900 for the injuries.
George HI. Mccormick, of Rockford
ILL.,, sues N. j. Breen, o. L. Dobson and
Cereal Milling company to recover such
relief as the court. upon accounting,
may direct, for their infringement Of
certain of his patents.
John Torrent sues John S. Gillespie
and others to recover $4,000 for an al
legged infringement of certain patents
belonging to plaintiff.
. LEGAL BRIEFS.
o. II. Tucker appeals from the order
of the probate court disallowing his
claim of $500 against the estate OF Jens
F. Hummell.
In the matter of the petition of E.
Behnke and wife for the adoption of
Lilly A. Reibe. an infant whose mother
has died, the court granted the petition.
IT PAYS TO KICK.
The supreme court yesterday denied
the motion OF Attorney General Clapp
for reargument of the case. Estate
of Minnesota VS.. Certain Lands in Red
wood County" upon which taxes re-
manned delinquent and unpaid on the
first Monday Of January-Winona d St.
Peter Land company. Reargument
was asked OH the proposition that the
statute of limitations is repealed by the
law of 1881, SO far as it can be said to
affect the right to collect back taxes, the
attorney general believing that the
court overlooked this statute. The de-
icisiOn of the court limits the collection
of back taxes, penalties and interest to
six years. Taxes were claimed for
thirty years, amounting to S150. 900, and
Under this decision the sum will be cut
.down two-thirds.
i SUPREME COURT ROUTINE.
! The routine of the court was: Ar
gNed and Submitted-John Cox, re-
spondent, VS.. The Minneapolis u Sault
Ste. Marie Railroad company, appel
liant; Albion X. Trask. administrator,
etc, appellant, VS.. Shotwell, Clerihew
Co, respondent; w. G. Stahe, ap-
pallant, VS.. John j. Mitchell ct al, re-
,sPOndents.