St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-20
JUDGE AND JURY.

John W. Andrews asks judgment against
f. j. Eubank I Co. for SS3.45 for eggs and
butter Sold
Judge Egan is hearing the mechanics lien
case of Burns Il Shaw against Mamie Phin-
neg ct al.
against John O'Brien for ol32.62 on an order
for money.
The Beaupre Mercantile company has en-
tered suit against Angus Hams 10 recover
Sl6i.25 for goods sold.
W. L. Ames has begun an action against
Joseph Craig and others 10 quiet title to
piece of land OH the Saltwater road.
Judge Cornish is trying an action ofStalbrd
Il Bigger against David Greenbaum ct al,
brought TO recover S729 for labor and mate
rial.
The will OF Mary Keogh was admitted TO
probate yesterday by Judge Olivier The en-
tire property was willed to her husband, Pat
Keogh.
The case Of the Horton-Carling Company
against NJ. A. Backom was dismissed W
Judge Brill after hearing the plaintiff S side
of the case.
The Powerville Felt Roofing company,
limited, has entered suit against Wright Bar
rett Il Stillwell to recover balance of Sl,260
for goods sold.
City National Bank of Denver. against the
late firm of Hager Sons Il Co. is the case now
on trial before Judge Brill and jury. The
plaintiff seeks to revive Judgment for some
$4,000
The action OF Edward J. Darragh. as as
signee Of Peter Terreau, against The st. Paul
City Railway Company to recover S275 for
killing horse is Oh trial before a jury in
Judge Otis court.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company
has begun al action against Maurice Auer-
bach to quiet title to lot l. block 10 and lot z,
block II OF Brunson's addition, also lot 2
block IS and lot l. block 50 Of kittson's ad-
dition.
Knddt Amundson complains that the city
of St Paul has allowed the water to run into
his cellar because of defective drainage, and
thus damaged his real property aud pro-
visions to the extent of 500, for which he
asks judgment.
Jennie A. Hlllman asks for a decree OF di-
yoree from Charles f. Hillman. and for Gus
tody of their daughter, Lizzie. They were
married at Portsmouth, n. H.. in 1852. The
husband Is charged with beating his wife and
calling her hard names.
Theodore L. schumacher, Gustav IT, Sehur-
meier, Benjamin f. schumacher and Ida s.
| Thompson have begun an action against
Bushrod W. Lott Joseph Craig and wife
and their heirs 10 quiet title to three tracts OF
land on the Saltwater road
Daniel Fenten has begun proceeding
against George c. Squres TO compel him TO
drain his property SO that rains will not
wash rubbish and filth upon plaintiffs prop
erty and TO compel him to remove rubbish
1 washed on his lot by rains so as TO create
4 nuisance.
Josephine Watson asks for decree OF di-
I voree from James NJ. Watson because OF
L wanton desertion for more than four years.
She wants custody OF their two children and
= TO resume her maiden name, Josephine
Clancy. They were married at Rutland, Wis,
in 1884, aud he left her three years later.
In the case of stevens Il Beow against The
list. Paul & Pacific Coal Company Judge Otis
liinstructed the jury that the plaintiff could
not recover, and submitted the question as TO
Itthe amount the defendant was entitled to
recover on its counter claim. The verdict IS
that the coal company recover on its eoun-
ter claim, aud that the car OF coal billed Feb.
/ i. 1890, was left in consignment.
y Samuel Frank has begun an action against
fAlbert Scheffer to require him TO reconyeY
|geertein properly conveyed in trust 70 satisfy
sereditors. The plaintiff asserts that after be
omade an assignment to David Marx, he made ie
satisfy creditors with, when he effected a set
Element at 80 cents on the dollar. After pay
ing the creditors as agreed, there was bal
anee left which Seheffer refuses TO convey
back to Frank.