St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
Gases Summarily Passed Upon by
District Judges

Gases Summarily Passed Upon by
District Judges.
Business was handled in special term
of the district court yesterday as fol-
lows:
BY Judge Kelly: Richard Lehman vs.
Moses Observation-Disclosures on a motion for
new trial W. ". Bishop VS.. ST. Paul City
Railway Company-Submitted on a motion to
show cause why new trial should not be
granted. Ii. o. Neple VS.. John Brabeck-
submitted on motion to punish defendant
for contempt. In the m9tter of the assign
ment of Pfeifer d Lockwood Submitted
upon motion to vacate former order and TO
allow releases to be fled Hatch and Essen
drup Company VS.; Joseph T. Schusler-De-
the assignment of John II. and r. NJ
Lawler-Sheriff ordered to turn over
certain shares of stock. Eloise Willard
vs.. Jacob Lit ct al.-Demurrer heard
Submitted oD application for judgment r.
J. Lewis VS.. Michael Hogan-Supmitted
on an application TO vacate a stay in pro-
ceedings. Henry Lucknow VS.. Edwin Put
nam ct al, and st. Paul Gas company as
arnishee-Referred to Charles Rechthoeffer
TO take disclosure.
John II. Patterson has filed a complaint
against Louis A. Brouillard and others to
foreclose a mechanics lien for S31 so
Frank B. Kellogg and others have sued A.
G. Postlethwaite and wife to recoverS4 577. 773.
Foos Company havo sued j +. Merrill
and others to foreclose a mechanics lien
for $40.
Judge Cornish has discharged the order to
show cause why a judgment in favor of
William Defranche against Edward L. Stiffe
should not be set off against the judgment in
the case of Edward L. Stiffe against William
Defranche.
John sandberg has sued S. T. Psbn and
others to foreclose a mechanics lien upon
loIs IA and 15 Chute Bros Division No g.
Horace G. Stone has attached the effects of
Conrad Bohn to satisfy claim of $3.50 for at
torneys fees.
BY Judge kerr-Personal tax judgments in
favor of the county treasurer against Fred j.
Shultz, r. b. Galusha and w. s. Alexander
were set aside In the matter OF the assign
ment of Aaron Mark the hearing on petition
for an order to make inventory more specific
was continued one week Amy A. Pepin
was granted divorce from Edward n. Pep1n
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Peter Anderson VS.. A. P. Crooaquist;
heard on petition of Matilda Robinson for an
order placing her in possession of property
purchased under decree of court; briefs to
be fled by Wednesday next. In the matter
of the assignment of II. c. Haskell: ordered
that Gerard d Decamp, Rand & Watson be
allowed to file releases. A. D. Mcleod vs.
A X. Capehart; submitted on motion by de-
fendant for new trial.
BY Judge Egan-In the appeal of Kath-
crime NJ. Beals from an order OF the probate
court. the motion for a new trial was sub
mitted. Bertha REM vs. Paul REM; divorce
granted. New York Life Insurance COM
pany VS.. Woodruff; permission to file an
amended answer given. Sophia Matzky vs.
Charles Matzky: divorce granted. Robert L.
Loomis VS.. st. Paul City Railway company;
settled case allowed for purpose of appeal.
Nettie NJ. Weide VS.. Charles E. Lundgren;
order made quieling title to rea! estate.
By Judge Cornish-Feifer vs. Beals; SUBJ
mitted on a motion for new trial Annice
G. Barteau VS.. William G. Barteau; SUBJ
mitted on an appeal from taxation of costs
Deering, Milk en- & Co. vs. Leopold Bros Il
Co.; submitted on q motion for judgment
upon the pleadings.