St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-17
LEFT TO A REFEREE.
DIR. Gaines Case Against the Still
water Hospital Will Be Settled
Out of Court.

DIR. Gaines Case Against the Still
water Hospital Will Be Settled
Out of Court.
The alternative writ of mandamus of
DR.. W. b. Game against the city of
Saltwater and its hospital was argued
before Judge Kerr yesterday. In the
petition for the writ the doctor claimed
that he had been and was then unlaw-
fully excluded from the hospital and
denied attendance upon the patients
who desired his services. The respond
ent alleged in the argument yesterday
that the doctor had been refused admiS-
sion because he had improperly con-
Quoted himself while he was allowed
the privilege of the hospital. The hos
pital officials claim that he shot dog in
one of the rooms, which the doctor did
because he thought the dog was mad.
For this offense he was denied admis-
sion to the hospital. DR.. Game is
leading homeopathic physician of Still
water, and thinks that he has been con-
Spired against and shut out On account
of his school of practice. The case was
tried to make the writ peremptory, but
Judge Kerr persuaded the principals to,
leave it to a referee to be appointed by
themselves. -.
WANTS MONEY OR A JAIL.
United States Marshal Campbell left
yesterday for Red Wing. where he will
levy upon the jail or court house, unless,
the county satisfies an execution upon a,
Judgment secured against it by Sarah
May, on suit for damages for using
her patent Jail lock without authority.
NEW SUITS. -
Peter Sederstrom has begun suit
against L. II. and George f. Gregg to
recover $40 for breach of contract in
building a house at Burlington Heights.
Fannie SabledOwsky sues Marion Ar,
2 and 3, block 50 of West st. Paul
Proper.
Emma II. Bartlett sues Brad /. Bray,
ton to recover S135 due for rent.
Maria B. Nell sues Pascal F. Pratt
and the First National Bank of Anoka
TO quiet title to certain real estate in
which the bank and its fugitive cashier
claim an interest.
George Benz has begun suit against
Lyman G. Dayton, to renew $500
Judgment secured in 1879.
Roscoe F. Hersey and others sue
Flavin B. Whiting to recover s571.43,
money due on real estate transaction.
LEGAL BREv1TIES.
In the case of Mary Mcpherson
against w. S. Runyan, Judge Brill sus-
tains Runyan's demurrer.
The district court has been adjourned
until Monday, when Judge Kelly will
sentence convicted prisoners.
At special term held by Judge Kerr
yesterday, the divorce case of Elwiss
against Elwiss was tried. MIS-. EIWiss
lnhuman treatment. The court took
the case under advisement. There was
no answer to the complaint.
John G. Sullivan, of Newport, has
been admitted to practice law in this
state.
The testimony in the Holman-Murray
case is all in, and was submitted yeSter-
day. EX-Alderman Bryant and Presi-
dent Blckel testified in regard to pro-
ceedings of the council i'll the election
of the corporation attorney. Referee
Jones will have the evidence all printed
and submit it to the supreme court this
week, The hearing before the court
has been set for May 81
John Blair and Mrs. Ella Riley, hav-
ing been examined before the probate
court and found insane, were COM
mitted to Rochester asylum yesterday
afternoon.
Albert Lawton, committed to the
county jail for selling liquor to Indians
| III the northern part OF the state, ap-
peared before Commissioner Spencer
yesterday, and gave $3.50 bail for his APP
pearance at the June term of the
United States district court.
| SUPREME COURT ROUTINE.
The following cases were heard and
| dispo sed of by the supreme court yes
terday: Thomas j. Carney, appellant,
VS.. Henry L. Brown, respondent. Ar
| gued and submitted.
| Mathilda Lundberg, respondent, VS..
| Single Mems Endowment Association,
appellant. Judgment of lower court
| affirmed.
Edward c. Keller ct al. respondents,
VS.. Anna Carr, appellant. Argued and
Carrie B. Mccall, respondent. VS..
Bushnell & Bushnell. Submitted on
| briefs.
William L. Barteau has filed his an
swer in the suit brought against him by
| his wife, Amice 6. Barteau. In her
suit she alleges that he holds the title
and has defrauded her out of 100000
worth of st. Paul property. and married
another woman, with whom he is now
enjoying his first wife's money and
| property. Barteau denies it ali, and
says that the plaintiff only possessed
| $1,000 when he married her instead of
| $4,000, as she averred in her complaint.