St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-26
On Saturday, May 2S, 1892,
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W e ingalls, has entered suit upon a note
for $500. given by A. n. Esheiman.
James Gordon has sued F. ". Mccoy to re-
cover a balance of 500 due on laud sold.
George II. Shickler has sued Francis j.
Magill to recover SID for rent OF house at
73l Rondo street.
The executors of the will of Elias F. Drake
have sued Peter Terean to recover S1S7.50 due
upon promissory notes.
Charlotte Nielsen asks judgment against H.
II. Herbst for 800 for money received from
her upon promise to return ii.
VIM. Kreutz has garnished the funds of
Huburt kreutz in the hands of the Great
Northern Railway company to satisfy claim.
Edward K. Wedelstaedt has sued Frank
Kicker to recover S62. IS collected by him
frGm divers persons as an agent for plaintiff.
Harvard R. Bayne has entered suit against
Martha Norcot, {. A. Hawks and \. x. Pot
ter to recover 81, ,IS5. % due upon a promis-
sorry note.
Chelsea J. Roekwood has entered sui
against g. N. Hughes and E. a. Currie to re
cover $500 tor horses sold, and have gar
nished fnndZ in the hands OF the Bank of
Merriam PARK.
John c. and Matilda M. Johnson have be-
gun an action against c. r. Lowe and E. ).
Kaye, asking that mortgage for So OH her
household goods be set aside because of
usurious charges for interest.
john B. Coulter has entered suit against the
city of st. Paul to recover S721.50 for work
done and materials furnished, at the request
of the board OF education. when constructing
the manual trainSng school building.
John Pfeifer was awarded verdict against
Adam Fritz for Sl,039. 50. Pfeifer bought 3
saloon of Fritz ana paid him Sl,090 on con-
ditiOn that he procure for him city license.
This Fritz did not do and Pfeifer was given
judgment for his money with interest
Samuel Kaufman, as administrator of the
estate OF Max Fogel against the Chicago. Mil
waukee K st. Paul Railway Company, is the
title of the cause now OH trial in Judge Kerr s
court. FOgel was killed in arailroad mlShap
and his adminiStr ator has sued 10 recover
100000 for the benefit of his family.
Edward W. Nettleton has sued the Ramsey
County Land d Loan company to recover
s., 403.U2 due upon promlsSOry nots. The
notes are due from Richard Z. Marvin, and
were secured by mortgage on real estate
conveyed TO the defendant.N-It is claimed
that the Land d Loan company assumed the
liability to Nettleton.
The suit of John j. Donohue against the
city is being tried in Judge Otis, court sDono-
hue asserts that his dwelling was damaged to
the extent of 5000 by the grading of Nc
Menemy street He claims that it has been
rendered unhealthy and injured as a dwell
ing by reason of the negligent way in which
the street was graded and thai the city
should compensate HIM for the injury.
Judge Kelly and jury are still engaged in
trying the action begun by the St Paul Title
Insurance and Trust company, as receiver of
the Minnesota Carriage and Sleigh company,
against The Commercial Bank. The Carriage
and Sleigh company was indebted to the
Commercial bank to the extent of $4,000.
Before it assigned it turned over to the bank
securities for the debt. This action is to set
aside that transfer, as it was made within
ninety days of the appointment Of the re-
ceiver