St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-01
His Spouse, Fearing Vivisec-
ton, Wants Her Matrimonial
Mistake Legally Corrected.
She Also Prays for a Slice
of Her Husbands Prop
erty.
Trustees of Hamline Univer-
sity Settle With the John
Hollon Heirs.
Four Decisions, One Of I'M
portance, Handed Down in
the Supreme Court.

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Louisa Maria Hermine Schlein is
seeking divorce from Enrich August
Schlein. She sets forth in her COM
plant that she. and her husband were
married Feb. 10, 1854; everything went
on in lovely way until the third ami
versary of the wedding, since when her
lord and master has compelled her to
seek work among strangers and has de-
veloped disagreeable habit of coming
home drunk. On the occasions when
this has occurred he has called her vile
and opprobrious names and created a
miniature pandemonium in the house,
practicing the celebrated knife throw
ing act, with her as target, attempting
to dissect her cerebral regions with
meat axe. and other interesting amuse-
ments. Louisa Maria, etc., has been una
bic to further this capacity for innocent
enjoyment on the part of her husband
and strenuously objects to being at
tackled with murderOus weapons by
drunken man. Accordingly, during
these hilarious carnivals in which he
has at times INDUCED she has been
obliged to flee for refuge to the neigh
borS' houses. On one occasion her
parents were taking supper with them.
and Mr.. Schlein took the opportunity of
addressing her in a way that would
have made ''yaller" dog blush. and
would have been considered insulting if
addressed to mule in the presence of
its parents. He then became so demon
slrative and extensively obnoxious in
his behavior that she and her parents
were compelled to retire to a neighbOr-
ing barn for the night. On another oc-
casiOn he proposed to knock her down
il she would not give him her wedding
ring. Rather than suffer such indgnitv
she delivered to him the golden circlet.
She further states that he is possessed
of considerable valuable property, and
that she is so destitute of means that
she has not even the whereWithal to
meet the expenses of the present suit.
She therefore prays the court to issue
an injunction restraining the festive and
turbulent husband from diSpOSing of
his property, asks for decree annull-
ing her marriage, of which there has
been no issue. permission to assume her
maiden name, which is SO illegibly writ
ten in the complaint that nothing bit,
the first letter. p, can be deciphered..,
She also wants her husband to pay intd,
court, or to her lawyer enough money!
to enable her to prosecute the suit, and,
that the court decide how much she is.
entitled to as alilnony. -.
An OLD SUIT ANI1CABLY ADJUSTED. ~ !.
Judge Villas was requested Yesterday
to issue q decision in the old case,
against the trustees of Hamiine univer.'
sity, the dispute having been amicably'
settled. This suit was brought by Mary.
Ford, Elizabeth. Wentworth, Eta L.
Page, Melissa Schofield, Aura A. Ger
rish, Elva Mars, John Ray Holton,.GG
Frank II. Holton and Charles W. Hoi-.i4
ton against the trustees Of Hainlinea
university. the. Union Land company,
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Rail-,
road company, Anna C. Franson, Broef,.
K. Franson, Augusta d. Franson, p. r.
Kavanaugh. Frederick d. Hager, Jo..V'
seph Jockey, Harriet NJ. Holmes, Fred
erick Zahn and Maitland E. Graves.
The plaintiffs are the heirs of John
HoltOn, deceased, who bequeathed Ger
tain lands to ''Hamline University of
Minnesota" This, it was claimed,
should have been made over to the
Trustees of Hamline University Of
Minnesota" and on this was based the
present suit for recovery of possession
of the land. The decision, which
Judge Villas signed yesterday, states
that it is apparent that the mistake was
an error and the intention of the late
John Holton was to bequeath the prop
erty to the trustees. 1t therefore sets
forth that the trustees are entitled to
full possession of the property, to have
the necessary correction in their deed
maze and orders that judgment be ren-
dered establishing their title and owner
ship to said land. :
CRIMINALS ROUNDED UP.
The case of the state against Michael
Foley for throwing stones, came up yes
terday. Assistant County Attorney
Mum moved or nOlle, and the boy
was discharged,
Yesterday afternoon Judge Kelly SER
fenced W. A. Long to eighteen months
at Saltwater with hard labor for forg-
cry; William Edmunds to the work..
house for eight months for grand lar
ceny in. the second degree; Charles
Closer to Saltwater for two years and.
six months for attempted burglary,
The sentences of Aaron Harris and
Clarkson were deferred.
NEW SUITS. egt:<s
The Germania Bank sues Herbert
Raw for $3.50 on note.
The Fuller & johnson Manufacturing
Company sues John w. Lohmann for
S14437.
Durham & Johnson sue Mueller &
Betting and others for Sl47.36, balan ce
of account due.
Tracy Bros. sue Frank and Mary
Wright for S4s.7O. garnishing:; the
Minnesota Milk company.
Catherine Fields and Sarah Cohan are
suing their respective husbands for di-
vorce.
BRIEFS.
All criminal business that remains
unfinished is continued over to next
term.
Junge Kelly holds special term in the
coult room on the second floor to-day.
The will of William ID. Ryan was adj
mitted to probate yesterday. %,
The final decree assigning the estate
of Louis M. Olivier to the heirs was.
issued from the probate court yester-
day. rs
The suit of Abbott Bros. against &C.
Trenton ct al. on a mechani 'cs lien was
up before Judge Brill yesterday. "a.
The case of Richie against the Bur-
lington railroad for personal damages
sustained while working for them was
given to the jury yesterday. %
The case Of Cody against the Kansas;