St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-25
COURT CHIPS.

I'M Frankal & Co. have SUI ed Jacob Schueu-
born 10 recover $3.50 for merchandise sold.
Judge Kerr has ordered judgment for
S5fS. 81 in favor of G. GOtZIan q co. against
Joseph Steinkamp.
John H. Meyer & Son have sued Joseph A.
Schmitz to recover balance of S6S3.70 due
ON merchandise sold
To-day is the last chance for filing notes of
issue i'll cases intended to go on the June
calendar of the district court.
George E. Bullock has entered suit against
the Babcock Transfer and Storage company
to recover S215.93 due for wages.
The case of James G. Ryan was yesterday
continued to the June term. He is indicted
forcassaulting Policeman McGuiggan.
Joseph A Sehmitz. a cigarmake. who re
Gently made an assignment, has filed Sche
dulles showing assets to be 81, 80; liabiiI
ties. s., SSS. 80.
Judge Otis and jury are trying to adjust
the dispute between John ffeifer and Adam
Fritz growing out of promissory note given
to the former by the latter
The action of The st. Paul Title Insurance
& Trust Company, as receiver against iii -,
Commercial Bank of st. Paul, is in course OF
trial i'll Judge Kelly court
Robert r. Black, who was indicted with
Howard and McCann for stealing harness.
turned states evidence. Yesterday he pleaded
guilty Of larceny and was sentenced by
Judge Kerr TO six months i'll the WorkhOuse.
William Zimmerman has begun an action
against the city of -Sk Paul totreeoyer S2,OO
damage TO his frame house on. McMenemy
street. by reason OF the earth being removed
in grading the street SO that the lateral sup
port was taken away.
A verdict was brought in shortly before 6
O'Clock last evening il favor of Herman L..
Meyer against William Beriandi for s., 03o. Co.
The case has been on trial before Judge
Kelly and jury, and was brought TO recover
for extras in erecting building.
County Assessor Smith and his deputies
are busy receiving and entering returns Of
property that are coming i'll from persons
who are making returns OF property liable
for taxes. The number coming In amounts
to rush.
John F. O'Rrien was awarded verdict Of
SO against the st. Paul City Railway eompa-
ny. This was another case of refusing to ac-
cept 8. transfer slip. O'Brie9 paid his
fare after the slip was refused. The jury
gave him his nickel back and damages for
being Inundated III the sum of Si995.
John A. Stees has begun an action against
August Van Claim, George l.. Becker, Ellen
r. HollInshead, as administrative OF the eS-
tate of William Hollinshead, Ellen r; Hol--
linshead i'll her own right and other heirs OF
William Holm shead to quiet title to piece
of land located in what is known as Partition
Plat OF the city.
Henry T. Sattler has begun an action
against Sheriff Bean to recover possession OF
two kilns of brick containing 10,930 brick
valued at $3.50. The property has been
taken in possession by Coroner Quinn and
turned over to Sattler, who gave bont to
await the determination OF the right OF at
tachment by the sheriff.
Jeremiah Duncanson was awarded YER
diet of 500 against James ClaHey ana his
bondsmen. Michael Sweeney. edward Nc
Nance, Arthur stephen and Albert Star6ey.
CIaffey HAD contract with the city to grade
portion of Minnehaha street. DHucanSon
furnished stone for putting in cutters and
for the value of this he sued Clafey and the
sureties OH his bond 10 the city.
Sarah Kirk Stees. Ann Kirk Stees, the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, the Protestant Or
phan Asylum or St. Paul, the Protestant
Woman's Christian Home of St. Paul, the
Home for the Friendless, he Seaman S
Bethel Home, Mary Ann Steppy and the ex-
ecutors of the will of Washington NJ. Stees
have begun IN action against August Van
Claim and others TO quiet title to piece OF
land in what is known as Partition plat of
st. Paul.
The contested election case of Erick Olson
against E. II Wood will come up for hearing
TODAY before Judge Cornish. The case comes
up on an application of Olson for writ of
mandamus to direct the board of aldermen to
issue 10 him certificate of election as justice
of the peace. The point hinges on the law
of 1887. or, rather, whether the law since then
has made it necessary to count the vote
throughout the CITY for this office. David r.
PEBBLES will appear for Olson and d. W.
LAWYER for the board of aldermen.
term of the district court in dsposing of
criminal eases, and to the credit or the able
assistant county attorney, all who have been
thus far tried have been convicted. Besides
this, several men have pleaded guilty to in
dietments. OF course much of the or dit is
due TO County Attorney O. Brien, but Mr. But
Ter, his assistant, deserves much credit Tor
he has tried most. II not all the cases Among
those convicted and not yet sentenced are
Martin Myler and j. F. Baldwin. found guilty
of robbery, and Howard and Mccain, found
guilty of stealing harness.
Michael Fobianski has begun an action
against Lorenz Fobianski and Josephine Fo-
bianski to require them to execute to him q
deed for 1a6 acres of land. Michael and
Lorenz are brothers. in 1884 Michael con-
veyed the land to Lorenz with the under
standing that he would reconvey it when
asked, but LorenZ now refuses to make the
promised reconveyance. Michael also be-
gun a similar action against his brother
Lorenz and his wife to require them to re-
convey to him lots IL and II, block 1. of Syn
dictate Addition No. 4, which was conveyed
10 Lorenz at the same time as the land, and
with similar understanding.