St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-21
DAMAGES AND DIVORCES
Figure Largely in Yesterday
Court Events.

Court Events.
Maria Moracy began an action yesterday
against the ST. Paul City Railway company
for $1,000. She suffered an atrophy of the
muscles of the left shoulder and lost thereby
the use of her arm from falling off cable
car at Nina avenue on April ID last. 1t is
claimed that the car started while she was
alighting.
Walter Holcomb has commenced an action
against A. j. Hard and others, with view OF
recovering shares OF the common stock IN
the American Indemnity company hir. Hoi-
cont says that by clerical error i'll dlStrlo-
utiug the common stock when the company
was organized several persons were given
more shares than they were entitled TO.
Hard received 293 shares more than his
share. The others allowed the error TO be
corrected, and turned over the excessive
shares, but Hard refuses to do SO, hence the
suit against him. The par value of the
shares is $50.
swan p Person. also known as Swan Z.
Ekstrom, asks for decree Of divorce from
Stina Person. They were married November
~ 1879. at Knayed, Sweden. Ihey nave
two children. The husband came 10 Amer
lea in 1856, and has since sent money 10 ms
wife and asked her to come over to HIM. out
she declines to leave her Sweden nome Tor
home i'll Minnesota with her husband, hence
the suit for divorce on The grounds OF oeser-
ton
Judge Brill will hold term of the criminal
court this morning. Mrs. Anna Nj. Smith,
I the coIored woman convicted OF murder III
/ the sthird degree. will be sentenced. he
penalty ranges from seven to thirty years
Sand the general impression is that the woman
will escape well with long sentence. rat
Hill, convicted of highway robbery Oh Tenth
street, in front Of the O'Leary packing
house, will also be sentenced. Other cases
I of prisoners will be disposed OF.
Judge Otis has discharged the order to
show in case OF the LunuerS ana
Northwest American Company against FRANK
+. LOOMS. and has modified previous Or
der relative to the real estate that goes into
1.-THE hands of Il receiver.
William Wagner has entered suit against
the city tor ", g00 as damages for two broken
ribs aud Il dislocated arm, caused BY fall
.ojl Pleasant avenue sidewalk.
George W. Martin d Co. have garnished
the effects of w. II. Millman-in the hands OF
Is. Presley d Co. to satisfy u claim OF Soi5.40
for money advanced.
: Judge Otis has ordered an execution
against the sureties as stay bond in the case
of Howard 5. Smith against Frank T. NC
Cauley and others.
Walter @. Chaplin has garnished the effects
Thomas keogh and Daniel Donneily III the
hands of the Union bank, 10 satlsly notc
for Sl50.
Thomas c. Conner asks judgment sgalnst
F. q. Brady in the sum OF $500 for all as
sault and battery on May Ii last.
John c. Collins asks for judgment against
C. G. Lewis for a balance OF Sl35 due for
rent.
Daniel II. Hickey has sued James Ander-
son on promissory note for 500.
The next entertainment in the Peoples
course will! take place next Tuesday evening
Dec. 81, at Market hall. Hon. II. 5. Fairchild
will delivery the lecture on Sights in Eu-
rope illustrated by stereopticon views. L..
j. Partridge. the well-known elocutionist,
will recte several pieces and fine pro-
gramme of music will be given.