St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-21
FROM THE HALLS OF JUSTICE

Julius W. Goldsmith. as receiver of
the property of Anton Miesen, has be-
gun all action against Christian II. ME-
sen to set aside transfer of personal
property in the saloon Of Anton MieSen
to his son, e. II. Miesen, 1t is alleged
that Mohr, Znkeisen q Co. recovered a
Judgment against Anton Miesen for
81, 1920; that after CONT acting the debt
for which Judgment was rendered.
Anton Miesen transferred the property
referred to to his son. This transfer is
alleged to be void as to creditors.
John Nusser, when driving along
West Seventh street, Sept. z, 1889, had
the horse he was driving frightened by
a street roller. The horse ran off, throw
ing him out and injuring him, for which
damages are claimed in the sum of
$1,000, for which he now sues the city.
1t is claimed that the steam was negli-
gently allowed to escape from the roller
so as to Tighten the horse.
Nels w. Nilsson alleges that he agreed
with the National Live Stock Insurance
company to insure four horses and tell
dered the insurance premium, but the
policy has not been issued. He lost
one of the horses by accident and now
sues to recover $50 as its value and to
compel the insurance company to de-
llNCl llC putty W Hlhl 90 oSlSOQs
John g. Maddigan is suing the Chi
cago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha
Railway company to recover S25 600 for
the loss of leg. On Oct. % last, Maddi-
gan was freight train brakeman, and
while running along the track at Dandy
to make coupling, he stumbled by rea-
son of a hole in the track, and was run
over by an engine.
James Cuddihy and Daniel Rowley
are OH trial in Judge Egan's court upon
a Joint indictment tor larceny in the
second degree. They are alleged to
have stolen $40 from the pocket of
Thomas Gray.
Robert McNally and Albert Beckman
were found guilty of larceny i'll the
second degree and sentenced by Judge
Egan yesterday to three years at hard
labor III the Saltwater penitentiary.
Bertha REM asks for decree of
divorce from Paul REM because of will
full desertion. and for the custody of her
son, Arthur, aged fifteen, and daughter
Emma, aged thirteen years.
The Bohn Manufacturing company
seeks to enforce a mechanics lien for
S13240 upon lot g. block 3, of j. r.
Weide's Fifth addition to st. Paul,
owned by F. S. Morris.
George w. Dorrance has begun an
action against John Fred Eisenmenger
to recover $685. for erecting building
and has garpiShed funds in the hands OF
the Germania bank.
Solomon Perhman and Louis Paran,
the jewelers. who recently made an as
signment. have filed schedules showing
assets of s., 235.9S and liabilities of S10,-
14494. The principal creditors are in
the East. M
Frank Murphy yesterday entered a
plea of guilty TO an indictment for lar
ceny IN the second degree in that he
took clothing from the CHARTERS tailor
shop.
August Esklund yesterday pleaded
guilty of publishing obscene literature,
known as the sporting directory" He
will be sentenced to-day by Judge
Egan.
E. j. Schneider is suing Frank w.
Harrison to recover balance of Sl05.6O
for saving lumber, ETC., and loading it
on cars at Amery, Wis.
The trial of the Powers Dry Goods
company against the Imperial Insurance
company is still pending in Judge Cor
nisb's court.
Judge Otis declined to render judy
ment for the assessments for grading
the So-called levee or str eet in the Sixth
ward.
Judge Kerr has denied the motion for
new trial i'll the action of W.NP. Cur
tbs ct al. against John Cochran.
Price. Mc(Iill 81 Co. have sued the