St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Fraud Alleged in the WaIrath
Arrangement - Various Litiga-
lions.
William Webster, insolvent has filed
papers showing his liabilities to be S727,
and his assets S273.6o. James Smith is
the assignee.
William Donaldson & Co. sue James
W. Ham, to recover S1.TO3.5O balance
due OH bill of merchandise.
William Nassolt has brought suit
against John Forler, to recover 1,650 on
a promissary note. Plaintiff has also
attached certain property in Hennepin
county belonging to defendant, who IS
q nonresident, now living in Spokane
Falls, Washington territory.
i a motion was made for a new trial
yesterday, in the case of &. S. Haseltine
VS.. the Daily GLOBE for damages foral-
legged libel. 1t was continued oyer one
week.
The case of William Oswald VS.. j.
Frank Cullom. a suit growing out of
the old forgery case, has been continued
until Feb. l.
The suit of Charles Larson VS.. Cable
81 Chute Bros. and James L. Gardner,
garniShee, has been stricken from the
calendar.
The case of Emma Williams VS.. Frank
l.. Williams for divorce has been con-
tinued one week.
A new trial has been denied in the
case of the Whittock Machine company
VS.. the Minnesota Publishing company
eft al.
The State of Minnesota ex rel W. Fl.
Davis ct al. VS.. G. w. Lane, deputy in
spector, has been dismissed.
IfaaI RI - ~,
plant was argued and submitted in the
case of Charles Miller VS.. johnson &.
Smith.
Proceedings for attachment against
Frank Wagner for contempt of court
have been continued one week.
New trials were granted in the cases
OF Elizabeth w. Adams VS.. John Pur-
Wis ct al. and Samuel Johnson vs.. NJ. l..
Erickson.
In the matter of the application for
the appointment of a receiver for John
son ~ Chevre, ins0lvents. the case has
been taken under Amusement and con-
timed one week.
In the case of Samuel Trebby VS.. The
Northern Pacific Elevator company a
new trial was denied.
John Leyeridge d Co. have filed a
schedule. which places their liabilities
at Sl,210.20, with assets amounting to
s.. 09S.S8.
An appeal has been filed in the dis
trict court i'll the case of Matte Ii,
Smith VS.. Mike Tobin.
The motion for new trial in the case
of the st. Louis road VS.. The Manitoba,
over the switch affair. which was to
have been made yesterday, was con-
tinued one week. If it is refused, the
st. Louis will carry the matter to the
supreme court.
Gustaye Blum & Co. have entered suit
against Orlando p. Jackson, insolvent,
10 recover an account of S614 for a bill
of dry goods.
The jury in the case of E. n. Hall VS..
The Omaha road for the recovery of
$500 for injury to horses in shipment
returned a verdict for defendant.
The Bradley Manufacturing company
and w. b. Maddox petitioned the court
to have John w. Walrath be brought up
for another examination, and that the
property of the insOlvent be distributed.
They claim that he has property con-
cealed and that they have been fraudu-
lently beaten out of their bills amount
ing to s2.lS5.37 and 1888 respectively.
Walrath was crockery dealer who as
signed some time ago.
James Goodnow, the HewSon-Heming-
Supply company and Bardwell. Robin
son & Co. have made application to
have John S. Norman removed as trus-
tee of the property of De Haven 81
Wolfe, insolvent. The court ordered
Herman to make an accounting, after
which plaintiffs will institute further
proceedings.
The examination into the accounts of
NJ. J. Frefler & Co. was commenced to-
day, M. ]. Freiler giving testimony.
Their creditors claim that the firm have
fraudulent bills of Indebtedness en-
tered upon their books.