St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
MARRIED TOO YOUNG.
Two More Young Wives Find the
Marriage Y oke
Heavy.
Damage Suits Accentuate the
regular Grind of Court
News.

Birdie NJ. Du Bots asks for decree of
also wants the custody of her six
months old child. Marg uerite, and per-
mission to resume her maiden name,
Birdie Lucas. The, wife is seventeen
years old. They were married at st.
Paul on the 10th of January, 1891, and
they lived in West st. Paul. The hus
band deserted his wife and is charged
with being habitual drunkard and has
associated with bad company.
Ida A. Dickens asks for a decree OF
divorce from George b. Dickens. They
were married in st. Paul in November,
| 1885. Ida is twenty-six and George
! thirty-four years old. They have two
children. The husband is charged with
repeated instances of intidelity.
| The Hong Kong Il Shanghai Bank
| ing corporation has begun all action
against Ernest Lipman, Herman Held
| enSheim and Edward Frielander, Co
partners as Lipman & Co., to recover
ga, 107 sterling, or 9,389.04, claimed to
| be due Oh three bills of exchange. Lip
man IL Co.. at Dundee, Scotland, drew
the bills of exchange upon Llpman Il
Co., of New York city, who accepted
the same, but failed to pay them. They
were delivered 10 the plaintiff. Funds
| in the hands of the Hardwood Manu-
| featuring Company of st. Paul have
been garnished to be applied on the
! claim.
George Rathgob, as administrator of
the estate of Clara Rathgob, asks that
the st. Paul City Railway company be
required to contribute $1,000 of its rev
enues toward compensation for the loss
of the life Of Clara Rathgob, four
year-old child who was run over by an
electric car on Aug. 81 last On Leech
street.
George Benz & Sons have garnlshed
| the effects of Frederick Oelker in the
hands of Gust Benson to satisfy claim.
The Commercial bank has begun an
action against John G. Johnson and a
number of Others TO foreclose mort
gage for 5000 no lot 10, block ii of
Eastville Heights addition. A similar
suit has been begun against George
| PalmquiSt and others to foreclOSe a
mortgage for 5000 on the same lot. A
third suit was brought by the same
bank against George Palmquist and
others to tOreclOSe 5000 mortgage on
! the same lot.
Charles Voght & Sons have garnished
the effects of John &. Resing, in the
! hands of Nicholas A. Fleischer, TO sat
! iSfy claim due on contract.
Jay b. ODDS has sued John j. Brennan
to recover $3.50 as damages to his lot by
| putting horses thereon without consent
of Odds. 1t is asserted that the horses
trampled the sod Oh the lot and dis
| figured the premises.
! Michael Leonard asks that the city OF
ST. Paul be required to allow him So, $50
out of its eXchequer, to compensate for
personal injuries. Leonard was injured
| by falling on defective sidewalk on
! East street. on Nov. Il last.
A notice of trial has been filed in the
case of Samuel Whaley, as assignee of
Harry q. GriSWold, against Allen, Moon
: d Co.
, Judge Cornish enforced lesson yes
| terday Of the effects of trifling with the
course of justice. 1t was claimed that
! S. S. Hughes had placed his money in
such condition that it could not be
reached by an officer Oh supplementary
proceedings. Mr.. Seymour claimed he
| had right in law to do so. Judge Cor
nsh took about minute after the facts
were stated to inform Mr.. Hughes that
! if he did rot forthwith pay over $50 to
| w. Ii. Wood or his attorney and pay S.
as the costs Of the motion to punish for
contempt. as we'll as the sheritf's costs,
he would go to jail for thirty days. The
money was paid over without delay.
In the case of Andrew j. Wampler
against Bernard Wemman ct al. the
jury returned verdict of $lS0.0l for
Wampler. Judge Kelly had instructed
] the jury to find that tile plaintiff was
entitled to at least one months rent.
| The suit was for three months rent.
The personal injury case of Sarah }.
/ Galway against the Chicago, Milwaukee
IL st. Paul Railway Company is still on
trial in Judge Egan's court. This is
the second trial of an action for dam.
ages growing out of injuries sustained
by being struck by a mail bag. The
bag was thrown from moving tram at
the station in Durand. Mrs. Galway
has what is known among medical ex-
perts as railroad SPINE"
The board of county commissioners
will meet Monday morning.