St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-09
COURT CULLINGS.

Joseph Pehanee demands $1,000 damages
from Otto Taubert for malicious prosecution
on a charge of petit larceny.
The equity case of Ormus DoOliltle against
James SlnSon was argued OH the main case
before the United states circuit court yester-
day
Judge Cornish has ordered findings in IA
vor OF the plaintiff in the cause of Ferdinand
knautft and others against Henry ". knautt
and others.
Oscar Fleer has entered suit against Julius
Kessler (S Co. TO recover Ssh 80 for the fail
ure 10 deliver a barrel of Lexington Club
whisky sold.
Joseph Chadma has begun an action
against Otto Taubert to recover $1,000 dam
ages for malicious prosecution on charge Of
petit larceny.
= james Kotnour, indicted for stealing a
phaeton. horse and lap robe belonging 10
James Cunningham. VIII be put OH trial
Monday in Judge Kelly's court.
The Lawton Real Estate company has be-
gun an action against Octavius A. Beal to re-
cover SS7u so, being half of the expense OF
erecting partition wall of building.
The evidence is Ill i'll relative to the Mar
shall-Gilman real estate deal, and the argu-
ment TO the jury as well as the charge by
Judge Egan have been deferred until Mon
day.
Andrew Gilbeitson has entered suit against
Fitch Brothers < Co. ana I he Crockett
Siman K Fitch Bros. Live Stock Commission
Company 10 recover 1913 balance for forty
four head of cattle sold.
Olive Plumleigh. who was injured by being
thrown out of q carriage en- Eighth street.
last July, by reason of a collision with an
electric car, was yesterday awarded verdict
of $500 against the 81. Paul City Railway
company.
Judge Kerr has filed a decision i'll the case
of George c. Armstrong against Jane c..
Armstrong and others to the effect that the
plaintiff has no interest i'll the property set
up in the complaint and therefore has no
right to a partition of the property
The evidence is all adduced III the mali
cious prosecution case of John A. Myrin
against Swan L. johnson, and the case has
gone over until Monday, bending consider
alton by Judge Brill OF the motion TO instruct
the jury TO find for the defendant a motion
was made after the plaintiff had introduced
his evidence TO dismiss the cause. but, after
extended argument, Judge Brill decided
that there were reasons for refusing the
motion and for allowing the jury 10 pass
upon the matter.
The suit of j. NJ. Owen against Ezra Lam
bert was tried yesterday before Judge Kelly
and jury. After being out for nearly an
hour the jury came into court for further in
structiou. They claimed that some were in
doubt as to whether the answer in the case
should be considered in view of the fact that
il was not signed aud sworn TO. This point
was disposed of by the information that this
matter hud been waived by the parties. They
were next i'll doubt as TO the testimony Of the
two principal witnesses TO the transfer OF
the note on which the suit is based Tha
slenOgrapher read 10 them the evidence on
the purchase of the note by owens, aud on
the point as TO why Joseph Wheelock aud
Mr.. Cathcart have no interest in the suit.
This was near the hour Of adjournment, and
the jury retired with the understanding that
a sealed verdict might be returned. Fac
amount sued for is S657. - and IS based on
note given for cash register