St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-03
believe that she ever committed adultery

believe that she ever committed adultery
with any person.
The district court has been asked
whether the sum of $780, 900 is an eXtrav-
agant estimate in dollars ana cents or
the value of wIte'S affections, includ-
ing, of course. ''her love and counsels,
and whether Charles d. Lougee is re-
sponsible for the anguish and isolation
of one John S. Gillespie. Mr.. Gillespie
ayers that Lougee has alienated the
love of Mrs. Gillespie, and has deprived
her husband of the beneficial influences
of her cOunsels. Mr.. Gillespie goes fur
Their. He brings an action against Mr..
LOugee for alleged Islander, and fixes
the damages he has sustained from the
word of Mr.. Lougee's mouth at $4,000
American dollars.
Widow Emma M. Conway, through
her attorneys, Penny Il JamisOD, COM
menced all action i'll the district court
yesterday that may be compromised
without further aid of the law. Widow
Conway charges Mary Rank and her
husband, John d. Rank, with having
damaged her (the widow's) character to
concerned reside on Nicollet street. q
th0rOughfare located on the island. The
parties concerned are reported as saying
the case can be settled without All air
ing in the courts. 1t is thought to be
one of those cases brought about by an
indiScreet female distribution of lin
guiStic condiments.
James y. Buchanan has brought suit
against w. ii. Denny to recover the
value of a 5000 note. Buchanan IS
alleged to have been paid the money for
information given Denny by which the
latter homesteaded tract of North
Pacific lands. Denny's claim was not
allowed by the United States courts and
he refused to pay the note.
Counter charges of libel have beeu
filed in the United States court in Chi
cagO in the libel suits begun by j. IL.
Bishop and others against Ii. E. Ell
bridge and stockholders of the Ameri-
can Building and Loan association.
Jens ThorSen has brought suit against
the Milwaukee road for alleged injuries
received in July at the Seventh street
crossing.
f. II. Gilman, formerly president of
the Thomson Houston Electric COM
pany, of st. Paul, has brought an action
against q. a. Mitchell, to recover $4,000
on several notes alleged to have passed
between them in business deal.
An old man named Dean, when ill in
ST. Mary's hospital, willed his estate of
SAsOoO w IuC oVPNiiOt PiiNotS
of that institution. The will was set
aside. Bridget Dean. his daughter, now
sues the hospital for the 81 200. which
SHE claims her father deposited with the
sister superior.
Eva Adelia orion, for the second time,
brings suit for divorce against Cyrus \.
Orion on the charge of drunkenness.
The John Martin Lumber Company is
being sued by Wallace Barker for the
value of timber alleged to have been
cut and appropriated by tine company
Oft certain lands owned by the plaintiff
in 1tasca county. The logs are valued
at 50, 1883.
Amelia Woodward, widow of the late
E. }. Woodward, asks the probate court
for letters Of administration Oh his es-
tate, consisting of $1,000 i'm personal
property and $4,000 in real estate.
There are three sons and daughter 10
share it with her.
The September term of the United
States court opens in Minneapolis next
Tuesday. The calendar shows forty
seven law cases and three chancery
cases. There are also five law cases for
demurrerS and motions. The great ma
iority of the cases are for damages for
personal injuries.