St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-16
COURT CULLINGS.

The mechanics lien case of White Bros.
against Eigen ct al. was tried before Judge
Brill.
William Hinckley. indicted for disorderly,
conduct had his trial continued to the Janu-
airy term.
the complaint of Fairbanks, Morse d. Co.
against W. Hinkle Smith
Judge Egan has denied the motion to strik e
out portions of the answer in the case of
David Delonais against Henry S. Stone
Sarah Webster pleaded guilty of keeping a.
Judge Otis tomorrow to receive her sentence
Judge Egan has ordered judgment for
S54O.9l III favor of the Minnesota Packing
and Provision Company against Patrick
O'Brien.
Sophia Graham was yesterday found guilty
by the jury on au Indictment charging the
malicious destruction of furniture in a lodg-
ing house.
Judge Kerr has declined to render iudg-
ment on the pleadings in the case of Thomas
Herman against The St Paul City Railway
Company.
Judge Kelly has discharged the North ern
racine hallway Company as garnishee in
the case OF &. d. Smith against James II.
McDermott
Judge Cornish and jury are trying the
suit or Jacob Halteman against The Detroit
Stove Works. brought to recover l25O bal
ance claimed as salary.
In the case of j. Goldsteln against David
Marx ct al. Judge Kerr has directed the com
plant dismissed unless the summons shall be
amended within ten days.
The action of Mrs. Alice Freeman against
The Minnesota Masonic Relief Association to
recover 5000 Insurance is being tried by
Judge Kerr without jury.
Judge Kelly has ordered stay of proceed
lngs IN the action of Nicholas Schmidt
against The st. Paul & Duluth Railway Com
pany until the plaintiff shall have paid costs
in former proceeding.
In the cause of Barrett and Campbell
against n. j. Klein and the Nor thwestern
Fuel Company as garnishee, Judge Egan has
named Frank Merihew as referee to take the
disclosure of the garnishee
Thomas Herman has sued the st. Paul City
halfway company to recover So, 900 for a
crushed foot alleged to have been caused by
the careless management of University
avenue car when alightiDg July 81 last
Judge Cornish has granted Susie A. Brown
suit money to prosecute her action for di-
yorce against John E. Brown The payment
of S25 is ordered within five days, SIS before
Dec. 81. and leave given to apply for fur
Their allowance at the January term.
j. X. Stroup has sued the Great Northern
Railway company for $4,000 damages in the
United States circuit court. Stroup was q
locomotive fireman in March, 1890 The en-
CINE on which he was at work was deraiied
by an open switch in Montana, killing the
engineer and injuring the limbs and spine OF
the PLAINTIFF SO that he is permanently par
alyZed.
Judge Egan has decided the case of Cor
lies, Chapman & Drake against John W.
Jackson and others. Mechanics liens are
ascertained as follows: In favor of plaintiff
for SlOS.03, in favor of John j. Butler for
$40 in favor of P. B. Hansen for $780, in favor
of George V. Diehl for S25, in favor of james
Welsh for Sl5. 70 in favor Of a. Gundersen
for S9g. 40 in favor OF ole Fl. Oace for $50.
The sale Of lot u block II of Mackubin Il
10 t;eF,,
the liens. The lot is owned by Jacob b.
Quinckle.