St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-01

quits In an Assault Case.
Susie A. Brown has begun an action
against Sheriff Charles E. Chapel to re-
cover possession of two folding beds.
one common bed, mattresses and woven
wire spring. three dressing cases. ETC..
valued atS250. Complaint is made that
he sheriff, accompanied by loud and
boisterous men. entered the sleeping
room of Susie A. Brown and roughly
tore open her dressers, and, acting in a
disorderly manner, seized the house
holG goods and carried them away.
John O'Connell is being tried on an
indictment for larceny in the second
degree. 1t is claimed that he met a boy
named Jurgenson IN the street and
wanted him to buy a bucket of beer and
then snatched his watch.
John Anderson, who was indicted
with John LlndQuist for assaulting
Frederick W.. Dister with a knife, Was
acquitted by the jury.
The st. Paul Lake Ice company has
sued Horatio T. Selby to recover 81
1851, due on a promissory note. The
same company asks judgment against
Charles a. Harris for Sill 20. due on a
promissory note.
Inc jury ueCiueu luaG OlaI L. lOrn-
qulst was not entitled to recover dam
ages from Anton Koher for bites re-
celved from a dog that had Jumped
upOn him i'll a saloon on Rice street last
summer.
Judge Brill and a jury are hearing the
evidence in the action brought by
Michael FurSt against the city of st.
Paul to recover 81, 900. alleged damages
TO his property by surface water from a
sewer between Randolph and James
streets, near Pleasant avenue.
Judge Otls' court is still engaged with
the personal injury case OF John Nowak
against The Northwest Cordage Com
pany.
Judge Willis decided yesterday that
Ida NJ. Andrews is entitled to a divorce
from James W. Andrews because of
Wlllful deSertion for more than three
years.
John a. Schuete was taken before
United States Commissioner William A.
Spencer yesterday on an information of
passing a counterfeit silver dollar on
Martin Flanagan, a saloonkeeper in
Lncker's Hall building, at the corner of
Margaret and Forest streets. There was
a dance at the hall Saturday night.
Flanagan claimed that ScEuete came
into the saloon with a handful of silver,
auu Waiilcu paper llOney ZOE leu uOl-
lars. Flanagan accommodated him
with a %fve-dollar bill, and as he was
putting the silver into the cash drawer,
discovered a bad dollar which he want
ed Schuete to take back. The latter de-
MED having given the dollar. and the
saloonkeeper had him arrested by a po-
liceman. After hearing the evidence,
Commissioner Spencer discharged
Schuete.
Reuben Warner was awarded a YER
dict of S12,937.50 against Joseph j.
Brown ct al. The case was on trial in
Judge Egan'S court for nearly a week.
MI. Warner and his brother had a
t~wenty-year lease on the property at the
corner OF Wabasha and Third streets.
The lease provided that at the end of
the lease the owners of the real estate
should pay MI. Warner the value of any
building erected, and in case of being
unable to agree the value was to be de-
cided by three appraisers. The lease
expired last May and the Browns re-
fused to appoint INT Of the appraisers,
as provided in the lease, and this suit
followed, with the result of a verdict as
mentioned.