St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-29
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Damage Suit Growing Out of @
Scrap Among Two
Women.
DR.. Francis Telegraph Claim:
The Run of the
Courts.

Louisa Hoffman claims that Anna
Behn maltreated, beat and assaulted
her to her damage in the sum of $500
and has sued for that amount and gar
I nished the funds of Anna Behn in the
hands of the Germania bank. The as
Sault was made March 81, of this year,
at the residence of the plaintiff, 81 Isa
bel street. 1t is said that Anna took
Louisa by the wrists and struck
her on the breast with her
own hands, then chOked her,
threw her down and Kneeled on her
stomach, with the result that her wrists
were swollen. She was prevented from
breathing while being chOked, and has
suffered pain in the abdominal regions,
and especially the uterus. 1t is further
complained that Louisa was damaged
in her reputation and good name by
being called a thief, while being abused.
and accused of stealing circular"
The plaintiff alleges that she did not
steal the ''cIrculaI," but held it until she
should be paid for repairing the same.
Judge Willis and jury are investi--
eating the right of Dr.. s. q. Francis, of
White Bear, to recover $1,000 or any
Telegraph company because it failed to
deliver a message. The doctor was i'll
Indianapolis, Ind, and expected tele-
gram from his wife, who lived at
White Bear. telling him the result of
her decision as to an eStrangement, but
the telegram she filed with the tele
graph company was not delivered, and
he was kept in suspense for a week I'M
til letter from his spouse arrived to al
lay his fears.
A divorce was granted yesterday by
Judge Brill to Jennie Carbonneau from
Joseph CharbOnneau because of willful
deSertion. He is a ticket broker in
Minneapolis and she is a dreSSmaker.
They were married in 1884 at New Orl-
cans.
Joseph Lackey has begun an action
against Samuel Carman and others to
foreclose a mortgage for 1,500 OIL lot II
and the west half of lot Is, block OF
Macallister View addition.
The National Investment company
has instituted an action against George
Ii. Smith and others to quit title to a
piece of land on Iglehart street in
Smith q Lofts out lots to st. Paul.
The Bank of st. CrOiX Falls has gar
nished the funds of William Orr, in the
hands OF the st. Paul Timber and Sup
ply company, to satisfy claim of 500
for money loaned.
has sued H. NJ. Cosier 81 Co. and the
Beaupre Mercantile company on a
promissory note for S2,S60.13. The note
was given to the Beaupre Mercantile
company by Cosier IL Co., of Poplar
Creek, Mont, and assigned to the
plaintiff.
William Banholzer has appealed to
the district court from the orders of the
board of county commissioners in which
claims of James Ii. Burns as county
printer were diSalloWed. amounting. to
S3,447.55. The claims have been as
signed to Mr.. Banholzer, and he asks
judgment against the county for the
amount thereof.
John Sloan, the White Earth half
breed, who is accused of killing his wife,
is in the Ramsey county Jail. He was
held to answer to the federal grand jury
by United States Commissioner Griffin,
of Detroit.
The jury is out in the case of George
Rathgob, as administrator, against the
St. Paul City Railroad company. Suit
was brought for $1,000 for the negligent
killing of a small child by being run
over by a street car.
Judge Kerr's court is engaged in the
trial OF the case of James Sims against
The American Steel Barge Company of
West Superior. Sims had his foot
crushed when CARRYING plate steel up
gangway, to be used i'll building a steel
barge, and he asks for s., 900 damage. 1t
is claimed that the gangway was de-
fective and broke, precipitating Sims to
the hold of the vessel.
Judge Otis heard yesterday the appeal
of Lyman G. Dayton from the order of
the probate court, which licensed the
executor of his wife's estate to sell real
estate. Judge Otis affirmed the orde.
made by the probate court, and certain
real estate Of May |. Dayton, deceased.
will be sold.