St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-06
SAINT PAUL.
GARNERED IN COURT.

Judge Cornish heard the mechanics lien
case of Brooks Bros. against Malcolm Mckay
ct al
The damage case of G. Tyensing against
Theodore Dedolph ct al. is still on trial be-
fore Judge Brill.
John P. Ryan asks the district court to re-
store to his possession piano and library
now held by Edward Ii. Wood, and valued at
S725.
Judge Egan is still engaged i'll the trial of
the suits of o. Mosness against the North
British Mercantile company and the German
American Insurance company.
The action Of Nicholas Flynn against
Patrick Keigher, as assignee of James For
restal, TO recover for work done at street
sprinkling was submitted TO Judge Kelly.
The Savings Bank of ST. Paul has sued W.
B. Halton and others upon promissoTy note
for $3.50, given by Halton 10 the Northwest
ern Engineering and Machinery company
and assigned to the savings bank.
Mary Haley McQuillan and Katie Haley
have begun an action against NJ. j. Bell and
a number of others to quiet title to lot 5, block
70 of MarshalIs addition to st. Paul. Bell
claims tax title to the land. The other
parties claim to have liens on the property.
John Boardman is suing Peter o. Scholin
and others to foreclose a mortgage for $1,000
upon lot 20 block H. OF Arlington Hills addl-
ton, and asks that receiver be appointed
TO take charge of the premises, and apply the
rents to assist in paving the mortgage until
the same may be sold.
Henry W. Friedland has sued DR.. Louis M.
Benepe to recover s., 900 damages for alleged
malpractice in applying a truss to tumor.
The sutton alleges that he was obliged to
spend S1,1OO in endeavorlng to be cured OF
sickness caused by the treatment by the de-
PENDANT. and lost $500 by not being able to
do his usual daily labor
The action of Ella NJ. Whitemore as ad
ministratrIx of the estate of Irving d. White
more, against The Wisconsin Central Rail-
way Company, to recover $40 900 damages for
the death of her husband, is on trial before
Judge Kelly. Whitemore was freight
brakeman and was strack by bridge at
North st. Paul when riding on top or an I'M
usually high car.
kThe supreme conrt heard the following
cases yesterday: Bennett Female Seminary
of Minneapolis, appellant VS.. Joseph Z.
Whitney, respondent, argued ana submitted:
Burt p Gates, respondent, VS.. National
Building, Loan and Protective Union, APP
Dellant. argued and submitted; Edward j.
Hodgson ell al. appellant, vs. Duluth, Huron
4 Denver Railroad Company ct al, respond
ent, motion to dismiss by appellant, motion
dismissed.
Judge Nelson in the federal court yester-
day morning sentenced Walter NJ. Carr to the
st. Cloud reformatory. he having been con-
victed of using the mails for fraudulent pur
poses. 1t is said that he sent circulars through
the mails with the avoWed purpose OF Undue
ing men TO pay money Tor the purpose OF
speCuldllllS i'll real estate. II IS Sdlu IudI one
man in Washington paid S375 for this pur-
pose, but learned that he had been taken in
by an Legitimate scheme.
The verdict of the jury in the case of John
B. Fleming against the Lawton zeal Estate
company and the Lawton Brothers indivIdu
ally was for S., pa So against the Lawton Real
Estate company and A. NJ. LawtOn. 1t was
also found that judgment should not be rem
dered against r. NJ. and j. ii. Lawton. The
action was on $1,000 note given to the St.
Paul Marine Fire Insurance company and
assigned to the complainant.
Judge Kerr has filed decree in the me-
ehanic's lien case of d. M. Finlayson & Co.
against John C. Latin and others. The fol-
lowing liens are ascertained to exist upon lot
2 block of Atwater Street addition, namely:
In favor of the plaintiffs for S24S; Bart Fin
namore, for $50; Ole f. Schjitue, S145; Alb
bolt Bros, Sl1S.50. The foregoing are liens
subsequent to the mortgage lien of Frederick
c. Barnard. and the property is ordered sold
to satisfy the mechanics liens subject to the
mortgage lien.