St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-16

OlCSS IOI SOsU. AlleTWdTuS dill 0X6cu-
ton on the Judgment was duly issued to
the sheriff, who returned the same
wholly unsatisfied. Gregg owns brick
yard in Chaska, Mimi, worth $4,000,
of which it is alleged he made a pre-
tended sale to his son, George F. Gregg
and others, thereby intending to de-
fraud his creditors and conceal his
property. The brick yard property was
conveyed and reconveyed in order to so
complicate matters that it would appear
to the receiver who brings this action.
that John W. Gregg owned no interest
whatever in the same. 1t is now
learned, however. according to the COM
plant that these tactics were practiced
ior the purpose of fraud, and the court
is asked to declare John W. Gregg the
owner of the property, turn the same
into the hands of the receiver, and
ceeds of sale OF the same among
Gregg'S creditors.
OF INTEREST TO ATTORNEYS.
10 entitle cases to go upon the May
general term calendar, the following
rules must be observed:
Notice of trial must be served twelve days
before the first day of the term, May 6.
Notes of issue must be filed twelve days be-
fore the first day OF the term. Notes of issue
whether the case is court case or a
Jury case.
NEW SUITS.
The OwatOnna Packing company
sues John G. Kiehl to recover S55. II for
goods sold.
Alexander Ramsey has begun suit
against William H., B. b. and George
Glenny to recover immediate restitution
OF the westerly half of lot Is, block SO,
st. Paul Proper, and other property .
The Glennys have so wrongfully and
unlawfully been in possession of said
property since August, 1888, and Gov.
Ramsey sues to recover $1,000, the value
OF rents and profits derived by them
from said property.
Annie Begon has begun suit against
Martin Bruggeman to recover 500 for
labor performed. Nicholas Begon sues
the same defendant for $119 for work
done.
W. Fl. Florsheim & Co. sue John Berg
Keller for S313.05 for goods sold.
BREVITIES.
In the case of Charles Matter against
Charles Franz, an action to recover
S25S.45 on note, the court ordered
judgment for plaintiff.
Judge Kelly was the only one of the
six district Judges holding court yester-
day, and the special term cases to have
come before Judge Kerr,were continued
to next Monday.
James Blair was examined before the
probate court yesterday, found insane
and committed to Rochester asylum.
Rev; G. T: Hallowell replying.
thought no special dress was creative of
humility. He did not believe in the
rectitude of the sisters of charity gen.
orally, neither did he believe in that of
the priests generally. 1t would be I'M
wise to initiate them.
Secretary Horton. of the Y. M. G. A.,
referred to the last meeting of the
ministers and defended the Y. Nj. G. A.
| from the attacks made upon it. He
said that Mr.. Rallowell did not appear
to know what it was for when he sug-
gested that it be put at the undenomi-
national mission work. Mr.. Morgan
had criticized it for becoming a toady-
ing institution and not reaching the
homes, but" continued MIR. Horton,
''the Y. M. G. A. reaches 10000 young
men who have no home. and that is its
direct scope" 1t has never pandered
drawn from every class. Referring to
Samuel Sherin'S attack in the columns
of the GLOBE, he said: "When man
has himself gone to seed, he frequently
thinks all others have"
Rev. David Morgan said he had not
been quite correctly reported. His
statement that the Young Mems Chris
tan association did not reach the home
was simply statement of fact and not
a criticism. He thought the Young
Mems Christian association was too
"tony" for missionary work.
Rev. G. 7. Hallowell denied having
said what the GLOBE reported him to
have said, and thought the Young
Mems Christian association was doing
good work.
Mr.. Horton said he had not only read
the report in the GLOBE, but the other
ministers present had corroborated that
papers statements.
On motion, the subject for discussion
at the next meeting was made 1.-The
Work of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation," to be opened by Secretary
Horton.
The complaint and reply to defend
ants answer in the $4,000 libel suit of
William Welch. of Minneapolis. against
Attorney w. w. Erwin, of this city,
were filed in the district court yes
terdaY afternoon. 1t will be re-
membered by GLOBE readers that
the subject matter and alleged libel
refers created quite stir in this city
between Oct. Is and 80, 1887. Since
that time Mr.. Welch has begun suit
against Mr.. Erwin for $4,000 damages
for the alleged malicious publication of
the matter referred to. The complaint
was served on Mr.. Erwin and he an
swered. Then Mr.. Welch replied to
that and also filed an amended COM
plant which asks judgment for S75. 900 in
lieu of the prayer for the lesser amount.
These three instruments were filed yes
terday, but Mr.. Erwin's answer did not
accompany them. The complaint al
leges about what has been stated above:
that is, the unlawful and malicious
publication of certain defamatory, false
and libelous words on the 10Th of Octo-
Der. 1887, and asks judgment for SIS, 900.