St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
LIZZIE REHL frRERATED.
Judge Villas Discharges Her From
the House of Good Shepherd
Court Cuttings.

Judge Villas Discharges Her From
the House of Good Shepherd
Court Cuttings.
The charges that Miss Jessie Schley.
matron of the Young Girls home, had
detained Miss Kehl were concluslvely
proven before Judge Villas yesterday TO
be unfOunded, and the writ of habeaS
corpus against the Young Girls home
availed Mr.. Kehl, the Cottage Grove
farmer and father of the girl, nothing.
Disap poidted and baff1ed before the
court yesterday morning, Mr.. Land, the
attorney, directed his crusade against
the House of Good Shepherd. The
writ against Miss Schley was dismissed
and the matter against the House OF
Good Shepherd granted. At 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the writ was re-
turned before Judge Villas, and the
much talked about Lizzie Kehl, accom-
panied by her father and other relatives,
appeared before the court. Mother
Mary, of st. Bernard, superioress, upon
oath informed the court that the girl
was never detained, but would have
been permitted to leave if she cared to
do so. The whole matter was briefly
ended by an order from the court dis
charging Lizzie Kehl from the custody
of.the House of Good Shepherd. Lizzie
Kehl is nineteen-year-old. buxom girl,
and her own mistress. The girl is now
free and can do as she pleases. as she
did when she voluntarily went to the
sisters at the Good Shepherd.
ITPAYS TO BE ELECTED.
The case of Kitty Enright against
John Egan. an action for $1,000 damages
for unlawful ejectment on a writ OF
restitution, was tried before Judge Kerr
yesterday. Mrs. Enright claimed that
when she was boarding at Egan's hotel
in this city he undertook to eject. her
from his house, and upon writ OF res
titution had officers enter her room and
tear and rip everything to pieces in
their efforts to get her furniture and
clothing out of the room. The officers,
at the direction of Egan, carried out
and dumped the chattels in the muddy
street, damaging her in the sum OF
$1,000, as she claims in her complaint.
The jury returned verdict yesterday
afternoon, awarding her salve i'll the
sum of 81, 500.
DIR. DENsLOW DEFEATED.
The case of Horace r. Bigelow against
LIE Grand N. Denslow was heard and de-
cided by Judge Villas in the district
court yesterday. The case is one where
DR.. DenSlow, who was indebted to Blge-
low in the sum of S975 for the rent OF
dwelling house, offered and did deliver
to Bigelow a deed to property upon
which there was an incumbrance of
$500 as security for the rent, until the
same should be paid by DenSlow. In
drawing the deed and in that portion of
it which related to the incumbrance.
the wording was to the effect that Bige-
low assumed and agreed to pay the
same. This was not the intention OF
either Bigelow or Denslow and the suit
was brought to have the deed declared
mortgage, forecloSed and the property
sold for the benefit of Bigelow's claim of
$975. Judgment was ordered for Blge-
low as asked.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
Richard Ford brings suit in the dis
trict court to be divorced from his wife.
Kitty Ford, against whom he alleges as
following: He is twenty-nine and she
is nineteen years of age. They were
married at Saratoga Springs, n. Y, on
January 9, 1887. In Indianapolis, Ind,
and in st. Paul. between June l, 1888.
and Jan. 1859, he claims she committed
adultery with man going under the
name of A. G. Probert. He asks d.
vorce on that and no other ground.
NEW SUITS.
Samuel Schwab sues George lister to
recover 1886, for goods sold and de-
livered.
Beaupre, Keogh & Co., sue E. F. Ken
stra & Co., to recover S31.5S, for goods
sold.
Samuel Schwab sues Joseph Medved
to recover S179, for goods sold.
A. H. Pulford sues II. I. Duke to re-
cover for goods sold. Plaintiff gar
n ishes C. j. Thompson.
John Desmond sues Sol Boritch to re
cover for goods sold aud garnlshes The
Manitoba Railway company.
John Bell sues William Johnston and
others to recover 1892 for goods sold
and delivered. ..-.-.es a..,5,.es ).
William E. Chamberlin sues William
L. Lockwood to recover S63.26 for goods
sold and delivered.
w. S. Briggs files a garnishee suit
against William P. Washburn. in which
the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul rail
road is the garnlShee.
LEGAL MISCELLANY.
The case of DanielsOn against Taylor
& Craig, an action for $4,000 damages.
for the loss of an arm i'll Taylor &
Craig's factory, was still on trial before
Judge Brill yesterday. The case will
be resumed this morning.
The case of Oscar M. Metcalf against
Folsom q Murray, an action to recover
81, 979. II on mechanics bond, was ar
gued before Judge Villas yesterday.
In the case Of Daniel Baker and 9th
ers against A. J. Hoban the jury ren-
dered verdict of SSO.75 for Baker.
In the case of CiariSsa Butler against
j. B. Mckinney and others, judgment
as asked was rendered for Butler by
order of the court. Mckinney withdraw
lug. his answer to the complaint.
Minnie Hanson was examined by the
probate court yesterday on information
of insanity The examining board
found her sane and ordered her dis
charged.
The states brief in the matter of the con-
test of o. E. Holman VS.. W. P. Murray for
the city attorneyship, has been prepared and
will be served on the respondent to-day.
counter brief will be served about the goth
inst, and the case argued on the 2zth.
SUPREME COURT ROUTINE.
Yesterdays routine of the supreme
court:
Joseph Lowry, respondent, VS.. Albert D.
vedder, appellant. Argued and submitted.
Ellen Jacobs, respondent. VS.. Edward B.
Beeton, appellant Tob submitted on briefs
during this term.
r. H. Abraham, respondent, VS. Robert
Holloway, appellant. Argued and submitted.
r. H. Abraham. respondent. VS.. Robert
Holloway and E. G. Holmes, appellants.
Argued and submitted. =. 100
sixty DAYS PER SHOT.