St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26

Ellingson- against The City of Red
Wing is Still OH trial before Judge
Edgerton and a jury nf the United
States circuit court.
In the cause of Charles Wirth against
Henry c. Mccarthy and others. Judge
| Brill holds that the demurrer of Henry
| G. Mccarthy be overruled, and that
| the demurrer of Clara McCartey be susr
| tanned.
Judge Nelson and jury in the United
States circuit court are trying the per
Sonal injury case of Dexter ID. Hooton
against The Northern Pacific Railway
| Company. Hooton asks for $4,000
| damages.
The damage case of Cora B. Nc Cauley
| against The Northern Pacific Railroad
| Company has been taken under con-
slderatiOn by Judge Nelson OH motion
OF the defense for Judgment onFthe
pleadings.
c In the case of Henry E. Southweli
| against the Hekla Fire Insurance conf
| pany and the st. Paul German Insuf-
ance company Judge Otis heard the
evidence and ordered findings In favor
OF the plaintiff. "a
j. w. Ham was taken before Judge
Nelson, of the federal court, Yesterday
on writ of habeas corpus, but the
hearing was deferred until this morn
ing, owing to the fact that, the judge
was busy with other matters.
Thomas w. Emery has begun au rsac-
ton in The United States circuit court
against Adam Decker 81 Co., to enjoin
the infringement of patent coal and
grain chute, and to compel the defend
ants to account for the profits made by
them.
The International Tooth Crown Com
pany has begun all action against Will
lam ii. CSary, a dentist, to compel him
to pay license fee OF S25 per year for
the right to make crown teeth, upon
which the plaintiff has patent, and to
account for tine share OF profits due the
plaintiff under contract.
aWilliam Sinclair has sued the Twin
City Rapid Transit company to recover
81 900 for the killing of a thoroughbred
st. Bernard female dog. which was run
over by an electric car at the corner of
Victoria street and Grand avenue. 1t is
claimed that the killing of this one, re-
suited in the loss of twelve other highly
bred puppies.
Judge Kerr has filed an order in the
appeal Of Rosa Brown from an order of
the probate court allowing the claims of
Isabella Childs and Robert Brown
against the estate of Mary Brown.
Judge Kerr holds the orders of the pro-
bate court are wrong, and that the
claims should not be allowed because
they were cut out by the statute of linn
itations.
Judge Kerr has fled an order in the
case of Allie Hewettag William c.
Rice and the. Methodist Episcopal
Church of West st. Paul. denying the
motion of the church to make several
other persons parties to the action 1t
is held that the question of the church
having a lien upon the property de-
scribed, which is good against the claim
of Allie Hewett, cam be decided with
out bringing other parties into the
action. a85lsHi-
H. Judge Willis was engaged yesterday
III hearing the controversy between the
Kansas City Railway company on one
side and the Union Depot company on
the other side. The Kansas City COM
pany claims the right to use the union
depot upon the payment of the usual
rentals and the payment of $4,000 as
the par value of stock secured to its
grantors, and without paying S51 900 as
interest, as claimed by the depot COM
pany. The matter was argued and
taken under consideration.