St. Paul daily globe., 1889-03-08
LALLIER GETS LEFT.
Judge Brill Decides That the Aus-
band Is Not Entitled to Relief
Legal MISCELLANY.

Judge Brill handed down decision
yesterday in the case of Peter LaIlier
against Catherine Lallier. Mrs. Lallier
had bought and paid for certain house
and lot with her own money; her hus-
bands name had been inserted in the
deed with her knowledge, they lived in
the house together as man and wife
| until some time last spring, when they
separated and Mrs. Lallier continued to
live in the house. Her husband brought
suit to bring about partition or sale of
the property, but Judge Brill decides
that as this would seriously injure the
property Lallier is not entitled to any
relief.
Judge Villas decided that Sylvester
and Orrin Kipp are entitled to the land
in dispute between them and Christian
Hermeyer. This suit arose out of a
mistake by the county auditor in fixing
up delinquent tax sale in 1874.
The Minneapolis Sash and Door COM
pany sue James Simmons for 81, A
on note dated March B, 1883.
Clara NJ. Hill. widow and admins
tratriX of the estate of Samuel }. Hill,
sues the st. Paul Il Duluth Railway
company for $1,000 damages for the death
of her husband. alleging thatJuly 2T,
| 1888. Samuel j. Hill, who was loco
| motive engineer on the st. Paul IL Du-
! luth railroad, was running his train as
usual. BY the negligence of the rail-
| way officials train of cars was left
! standing on the track near Mahtowa
| station. There was such dense fog
| at the time that Hill could not see more
than seventy feet ahead, and conse-
| quently ran into the train. sustaining
severe Injuries, from which he died Oct
| 81, 1883.
A. C. McClurg & Co. sue c. W. Nc
| Nellis for S102.54, the amount of note
made Jan. %, 1889, for 500 with interest
! for thirty days.
| }. ]. Ward sues Thomas E. Cannon
| for $50 commission on real estate
! deal.
The jury in the case of Edison, Keith
q Co. VS.. H. A. Campbell, assignee, re-
turned verdict for the plaintiffs.
The case of the st. Paul Furniture
! Company VS.. j. C. Acklin ct. al. was
given TO the jury last evening.
In the case of Jason Baker & Co. VS..
c. ". Everest, the jury returned a ver-
| dict for the plaintiffs of 81, 157.55.
| Amelia Adler was examined in the
! probate court yesterday on the charge
| of insanity, which being proved she was
| committed to Rochester. She was sept
/ by her parents to the reform school
| ABOUT three years ago, but has become
| incOrrigible, breaking windows and
everything about her, until it became
necessary TO put her in strait-iacket.
/ 1t Is simple ease of chronic dementia.
The grand jury will meet Monday,
11th inst.
Marshal Campbell has gone to Red
Wing to inspect the steamer Sea Gull.
The jury in the case OF l.. A. Jones
VS.. c. w. Everest aud S. S. EuStiS, re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff of
S223.76.
In the case of Jason Baker & Co. VS..
CIV. Everest. by agreement and stipu-
latiou flied, the plaintiff will take judg-
meut for the full amount claimed.
These three cases against Everest were
all suits on promissory notes.
The last setting of jury cases will be
at p. IN. tomorrow before Judge Kelly.
All attorneys having cases should be
present, as any cases in which there is
no response will be struck from the
calendar.
Judge Villas, in the case of Herman