St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-20
IN DISTRICT COURT.
YOungman Got a Nickel.in- the
Slot Machine

Judge Willis court is still engaged
with the case of Emme against johnson
ct al.
Kellogg, Johnson & Co. have sued
Gaffney d Knershaw to recover S1,435
due upon promissOry notes.
The court presided over by Judge
Kerr is still engaged with the action of
Carl A. Carlson against The City of st.
Paul.
George Knobel asks for judgment
against Henry A. Schneider and Minnie
Schneider for S1S2.26, due upon prom
issory note.
Carter W. V. Tobey was attached the
effects of Christopher w. Youngman to
satisfy claim of $110, due for services
as physician.
Charles Kennedy was yesterday
awarded a verdict for 800 against the
st. Paul City Railway company for in
juries received by being jerked off
car.
Julia Schneider has begun an action
against Theodore Hamm and Thomas
Lund to recover possession Of lot 6, In
block 5, of Oliyier's addition to West st.
Paul.
Judge Brill yesterday denied the ap-
pllcation of the city treasurer for judg-
and draining blocks 40, SO and AZ of ST.
Anthony Park North.
Judge Brill has dismissed the order to
show cause in the case of Charles f.
DanfOrth against the National Chemical
Company, and refused to grant the ap-
plicatiOn of the defendant to vacate q
former judgment.
Thuet Bros. have sued the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha Rail-
road company to recover 81, 107.46 for
killing and escape of hogs, calves, cattle
and sheep when in transit from South
st. Paul to Ashland.
Albert M. Weldenborner, by his
guardian ad litem. Louis A. Weiden-
borner, has begun an action against
Nick Eichens and Peter Zeveber Eich-
ems to recover damages for alleged
malicious prosecution and arrest.
Burke IL Cooper ask judgment against
the trustees of the Park Congregational
church for S2,337.l5 for work done and
including $50 damages for not furnish
ing materials promptly so that their
work, as contractors. could be finished
at an early date.
Judge Brill has ordered judgment
upon small note in favor of Robert A.
Orbison against Christopher w. Dung
In payment for gypsy fOrtune-tellIng
machine of the drop-a nickel-ln-the-slot
variety.
Henry B. WenZel, as receiver of the
Wage Farmers Cooperative Home asso-
citation. has begun an action again st
John b. st. Aubln to recover $500 on
account Of subscription to capital stock.
Louis n. Dim is also sued for $500 on
account of like subscription.
John V. Clifford has begun an action
against Joseph Frediani and Leonard
Schwabel to compel the execution Of a
lease of the building at 391 Wabasha
street, and to prevent Clifford from
puttingJoseph Frediani in possession of
the building under subsequent agree
ment to lease the property.
Nellie W. Weide has begun an action
against the city of st. Paul to recover
balance of S606.15 claimed to be due
upon an award of damages made in 1856
by the board of public works for the
opening OF street, 200 feet wide, from
Chestnut street to point where the
creek, which is an outlet to Fountain
Cave, empties into the Mississippi river.
WilhelmLehmann has begun an action
against the Northwestern Cordage CON-
pany to recover $4,000 for personal in
juries. Lehmadn was one of the victims
of an accident in which ice and snow
from the root of the works slid down
upon freight car and injured several
hands who were unloading freight.
John H. Gay asks for a $4,000 judg-
ment against the st. Paul City Railway
company. Mr.. Gay was driving across
Fourth street at the Sibley street cross
ing on Dec. 49, 1891, when the calk of
one of the shoes on his horse caught In
the slot of the cable line. Mr.. Gay, as
alleged, was thrown out of his buggy,
and striking his head on the ground,
was permanently injured about his
head. face and side.
Judge Otis and jury are engaged in
trying the personal injury case of Will
lam 81. Cowan against The Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company. Cowan was
fireman Oh a locomotive and went under
the engine to clear ashes out of the ash
box. The engine was moved, crushing
the foot of Cowan so that he lost several
toes off his left foot. Damages in the
sum of $4,000 are alleged.