St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-11
ESTABLISHING PRECEDENTs.
Three of the Six District Judges
on Deck-..Cullings of the Courts.

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on Deck---Cullings of the Courts.
Three of the six district judges are
holding down the bench and grinding
away. Judge Wilkin is engaged with
some old cases at his chambers, Judge
Kelly is still at home ON account of the
fall from his horse, and Judge Simons
is rusticating in California. A letter re-
friends that he is enjoyingthe coast and
its life immensely.
DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURIES.
Oscar r. Stevenson has filed suit in
the district court against the Northern
Pacific railway company to recover
s1,075, damages for personal Injuries
sustained while acting in the capacity
of mail clerk in the postal car attached
to the cOmpany'S train. Stevenson
claims that on the 27th of October,
1888, while he was so passenger on
the train, and when the train was at or
near Wheelock. in Morrison county,
Mimi, it ran into an open switch and
left the track while at null speed and
passed down steep embankment,
violently crushing, Earring and bruis-
ing him-injurieS from which he did
not recover until he had expended
large sum of money for proper medical
treatment. He asks SIS for his clothes,
which were entirely destroyed, and
$1,000 damages. j. A. Slattery, also a
mail clerk on the same train, sues to
recover 81, $50 for INJURIES sustained.
NEW SUITS.
Enoch Gadbois filed an attachment suit
against Charles j. Nelson to recover $29I.73
for goods sold.
Herman Taubert sues the American Fire
ING to
fire insurance policy upon his property, de-
stroyed by fire Oct. g 1889.
Samuel Schwab d Bro. sue Andrew Ros-
void to recover 1882 for goods sold and de-
livered.
Thomas Berrisford has filed a garnishee
suit against James A O'Grady for 1884
goods sold, in which the Catholic orphan
asylum is the garnishee
George A. Boyd sues Carl o. Lovgren to
recover $500 rent due on store
August E. Muth, of Cincinnati, O.. brings
suit in the United States circuit court against
the Walcott Mills, of Faribault, to recover
$3.50 on the specific performance of con-
tract to deliver five carloads of patent flour
The management of the mills refuses to de.
liver the flour, and, the price having since ad-
yanced Muth seeks to recover damages,
LEGAL MISCELLANY.
In the case of Danielson against The Tay-
lor Craig Company, an action for $1,000
damages for personal injuries received in the
Taylor d Craig company's factory, the jury
rendered verdict yesterday for the company.
In the cases of Herman C. Kirsch and
Burns d Shaw against Michael Kolpin and
Others, an action on mechanics lien, Judge
Villas ordered judgment for the plaintiffs.
The case of A. W. Schwabe as admins
traitor, of the estate of Hubert Moellers. de-
ceased, against the German Catholic Aid as
ISOLATION, an action tried before Judge Villas
yesterday afternoon, was by HIM taken under
Amusement This is suit brought to re-
cover the possession us administrator of
$1,000 insurance due the estate of the de-
ceased. The administrator of another estate
claims the right to the same for the estate of
Maria Moellers, also deceased.
The case of Sam s. De Camp against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, 1or
$1,000 damages, for personal Injuries re.
ceived while passenger on the company's
train, was on trial before Judge Brill yester-
day afternoon. De Camp claims that he Is a
travelling salesman, and while seated in
Northern Pacific train 1t suddenly and with
great violence started to move, and threw
him up against sharp protuberance, which
struck him III the eye, permanently injuring
the organ of sight.
The case of Edgar Snyder against W. G.