St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26
MARITAL MISHAPs.

Want Relief from Calling Bonds
Echo from a Bucket Shop.
Yesterday was busy Saturday in the
district court. Judge Kelly presided at
the special term and heard nothing but
motions Of technical nature. A
great many cases docketed for hear
ing were necessarily continued to
next Saturday, among them be-
ing. the following divorce suits:
Mary Guibcrt VS.. Marcel Guibert, Alice
l.. Wood VS.. Charles G. Wood, Jennie
E. Evans vs.. James G. Evans, Emile
Schlegel VS.. Edward Schlegel, John
Smith VS.. Emma Smith, Carrie Payne
US. Philip S, Payne, Augusta ROhde VS..
Julius ROhde, Nels Nelson VS.. COrdella
Nelson, and Louisa Mcmahon VS.. Will
lam Mcmahon.
Judge Villas adjourned his court at
noon, and Judge Brill heard the case of
Mrs. Mcdonald against the city, an
action to recover for personal injuries.
This case was begun on Friday, and
will he resumed tomorrow. The Engel-
term, and Judge Kelly will file his de-
cision later. Mr.. Dreis came into court
armed with an affidavit from each and
every emplOye in his establishment to
the effect that Mr.. Engel and his part
ner are working in cOllusiOn with a
third to GUST Mr.. Dreis from the con-
Germ. The court will probably file its
decision OH Tuesday.
ECHO FROM A BUCKET SHOP.
A. E. Maher Il Co. filed suit against
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, petitioning the court to enjOin it
from removing from and taking out of
the firms place of business the tele-
graphic ''ticker::' used by all brokers of
grain in receiving reports from Eastern
and other markets. Maher & Co. are
doing business on Jackson street and
represent the Chicago board of trade
in grain and merchandise quotations.
The firm is solely dependent upon
the ''ticker' for its daily information
and advise upon which its business is
virtually based. The telegraph COM
pany owns monopoly of the ticker and
and threatens to deprive Maher & Co;
of its further use by removing it. and
refusing to transmit over their wires re-
ports directed to the firm. Maher &
Co. ask that the court issue temporary
writ Of injunction restraining the West
ern Union from SO doing. The writ
was ordered issued by Judge Wilson.
NEW SUITS.
The st. Paul Beef and Provision COM
pany sues Fred Richter, as ex-sheriff of
Ramsey county, to recover 500 for al
legged negligence in serving process.
Anna Erhardt sues Hugh A. Wetmore
as administrator OF the estate of Ida
WetmOre. deceased, to recover S14S for
board, lodging and care furnished the
deceased and her child.
Beaupre. Keogh Il Co. sue j. j. Dan
ner for goods sold, $100.S1.
Covert RiS & Snydam sue the Steven
son Mercantile company to recover
$3.50 for goods sold.
Frisk Turner Il Co. sue Peter H. Hat
ling to recover sI43 for goods sold.
Foot, SchulZe Il Co. and others sue L.
NJ. Stedman to recover 1868. l6 for goods
sold
Henry w. Hunt sues R. r. Grange to
recover $3.50 for goods sold.
LEGAL MISCELLANY.
In the matter of the second petition
of the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
company for the appointment of two
commissioners, two cases, the jury
renders a verdict of 81. 200 for S. & o.
Kipp, appellants, for the land taken.
In the case of Fl. o. Rugg Il Co. VS..
Maria Winker, judgment was ordered
for Rugg Il Co.
The jury returned sealed verdict in
the case of The Drew Glass company
VS.. Gales & Son, an action to recover
for goods sold.
In the case of Emma H. Bartlett
against B. l. Brayton, tried before
Judge Villas few days ago, the court
sustains the demurrer to the camplaint.
The action was brought to recover for
rent alleged to be due, but the
complaint failed to exhibit any allega-
ton of case between the parties.
In the case of Florence Tussner
against Mrs. Mary I. Sha1fer, an action
for damages for SANDER. the court Or
ders that Mrs. Tussner file more def
mite complaint.
Peter Hanson was examined before
insane and committed to Rochester.