St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-27
DAMAGES AND DIVORCES
Aired in Court Yester-
day.
Demands for Damages for Acct
dents and for Marital Re-
lease.

John J. Ward has sued James r. Mccoy to
recover Si25 for services i'll selling real estate
Michael Flynn and John Stelnberg are be-
ing tried before Judge Cornish and jery
Tor helnous crime against nature.
The State Bank OF Wisconsin asks judg-
ment against William h. Magraw for S94.e3,
as balance due on promissory note.
Eugene Champagne was awarded a verdict
of Sl,0O0 against the city of ST. Paul for in
juries received Oh a defective sidewalk on
Rice street.
Judge Egan is engaged i'll the trial of the
case of Joseph Bryan against a. i. WiIgus
ct al. begun to recover S64S due upon prom
1SSCry notes.
The Omaha Railway company has en-
tered suit against Emanuel johnson and
Gustave Carlson, as suretleS, on Il bond for
costsgiven by E. p. Mykelby, to recover $50.
Byron kreiger and Addie kreiger demand
judgment against the city OF 81. Paul for ST..
$40 as damage TO house and lot by the Hood,
resulting from the breaking of Page street
last August.
August Olsen pleaded guilty Yesterday to
burglariZing the experimental building on
the state agricultural farm. Judge Cornish
sentenced him TO five years at hard labor in
the saltwater peuitenuary.
Patrick Hurley asks the district court tc
award him judgment against JnmeS King
for S1,l0J for personal injuries caused by Il
team, driven by q servant OF King, colliuing
with Hurley's buggy. breaking II and throw
ing him to The ground. This occurred July
last.
The suit of Curtis G. Lewis against The
Pioneer Fuel Company is in course OF trial
before Judge Kelly. The purpose of the ac-
SO as to require the defendant to pay S5o7. Is.
as three-fourths of the taxes for 1889 ou the
leased property.
5. S. Shelly and William Smith were yes
terday found guilty OF grand larceny in the
second degree. This secures the conviction
of all four of the boys who robbed rooms i'll
the Nicollet hotel. There are still two H.
dictments against tha quartetle for robbing
rooms il the Drun nswlck hotel
Charles Petwick was taken before Judge
Cornish in his wheel chair Yesterday and
pleaded guilty to an Indictment for selling
intoxcants without license Owing 10 The
fact that he has been in Jail since september.
he was let down easy. 4 nne of S:,J and thirty
days in the workhouse is his sentence. He
has been cripple for years.
Walter B. Bourne, administrator of the
estate of Frederick Kreger, has begun Two
actions against the city of 1t. Paul TO recover
$3.50 as damage TO personal property. and
$500 for the death of their father, Frederick
krei2er, by the bursting of Page street, al
lowing large reservoir of water TO Hood the
kreger dwelling on Aug. last.
Judge Otis decrsed yesterday that Ro bert
Warbrick Hague is entitled to Il divorce from
Martha Hague. They were married at Lam
cashire, Eng, in 1875. They separated in
1856 Evidence was introduced to the effect
that the wife has been given to the excessive
use of alcoholic stimulants for several years.
and for over year has been wife TO Il lnan
named Dunbar
Boyle and Armstrong have begun an action
against Charles @. Strae, together with Emil
Ferrant and Hugo Dietrich, Us surcties on his
bond as agent for the Geunauia Life Insur-
ance company in The states of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and the Dakotas, TO recover ST.,
g1t27. 1t is claimed Strale collected this
amount as preminm on insurance policies
which ne has not turned over
Mary l. LindquiSt has sued Hugh j. Nc
Afee for s., 900 as damages to her person by
the collision of tugs;es on paytoA ayen@e.
responsible for the collision by his careless
driving, which resulted i'll Mrs. Ijndquist
being thrown out of her buggy and injured.
Peter y Lindquist has also drought suit
against McAfee TO recover S326 for damages
TO his horse and buggy by the same collision.