St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-14
CULLED IN COURTS.

The jury gave c. E. Keller & Co. verdict
against Samuel White for SiSS 40 for goods
sold
Judge Otis heard the mechanics lien case
OF Lueius Keene against Edward c. Messer
and others yesterday.
The Lien case of Grier & Wilcox against
Joseph L. Forepaugh and others was heard
by Judge Kerr yesterday.
The injunction case of The st. Paul Barrel
Company against j. j. banner and others was
heard by Judge Otis yesterday.
Judge Cornish has sustained the demurrer
to the answer in the cause of Willard H.
Brogden against Carl LeistikoH and Charles
Reichow
The action Of II. Ogle against The ST. Paul
City hallway Company, to recover $1,000
damages for being elected from street car,
is on trial in Judge Brill's court
Solomon Perlman and Louis Pavian pawn
brokers', at 265 East Seventh street. have
made general assignment to Edward Il.
Milham for the benefit Of creditors.
The trial was continued in Judge Egan's
court yesterday in the case of Benedict. ad-
ministrator of the estate of Josephine N.
Roy, against The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w.
In the matter of the suit of Frederick
Mundt against The Haupt Lumber Company,
to recover for services as night watchman,
the jury returned verdict for the defend
ant.
The Sphinx & Reyes Drug1 company has
sued W. II. Everett TO recover S39 10 for
goods sold, and has garnished funds in the
! hands of the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany.
Brooks Bros. have fled an application
against Peter 2. Carey and others to establish
a mechanics lien for 1898. "a upon lot 16.
bloek2 of Humphreys addition, owned by
Louis Brouillard.
The case of Martin Delany against The
Azotine Manufacturing Company to recover
for garbage hauled to the defendants
works, is still engaging the attention of
Judge Cornish's court
Hiram E. Hemenway has filed complaint
against Frank Ross as the owner OF lot II of
Victoria and Lafoud Street addition ana a
number of other persons to ascertain num-
Der of mechanics and other liens
Z In the cause of John g. Sepps against Ed
ward Carlton and others, Judge Cornish has
ordered judgment for S9924 in favor of
Sepps, who represented the interests of sew
eeral workmen who worked at the grading of
Duluth avenue.
In the matter of the application for iudg-
ment against certain property for an assess
ment for grading Olive street, Judge Otis has
overruled the objections and ordered ludg-
ment against the DIRECTORS, as demanded by
the city treasurer
Per Olsen has began sIlit in the United
States circuit court against the St Paul CITY
Railway company to recover $500 for a
crushed foot, oeeasioned by a steel rail fall
ing upon it which was being handled by him
and other employees.
A suit was begun in the United States cir.
cult court yesterday for Ernest Erickson by
his guardian, Swan Erickson, against the
BONN Manufacturing company to recover
$4,000. The boy was running machine
when his left hand was mangied
Edward J. Adams has Instituted action In
the United States circuit court against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company to re-
cover S7,06GSS damages for being elected
from passenger train at Forsythe when en-
route from Portland Or, to St, Paul.