St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-21
The LAWYERS HARVEST.
THE UNITED STATES AVID COUNT
DISTRICT coU7TS
CALLED UPON VERY Lively.
The Great Northern. Northern Pa
ciffc and ST. Paul & White Bear
Railroads Asked for Damages
- -$25,OOO Wanted From Twin
$ City Rapid Transit Company
- Other Litigation.

VI Other Litigation.
Julietta Phi!brook asks for decree of
absolute divorce from Anaziah f. Phil
brook. She also wants aimony at the
rate of $40 per month, maintenance for
her eight-year-old daughter at the rate
OF 50 per month, besides Judgment for
SlO0as her share of the household effects,
and also 500 for attorney fees. She is
thlrty-four, and he fifty-eight years DID,
uhey were married in 1878 at New Rich
mond, WIS. The husband now lives at
Saltwater. He is accused of being inti-
mate with st. Paul woman. The wife is
now cook IN the Protestant Orphans,
home, of st. Paul.
Ella l.. Holterhoff has made volun-
tary assignment to Stiles w. Burr for
the benefit of general creditors.
Lorenzo SitZen has begun an. action
against the Life Indemnity and Invest
ment company to recover $1,000 on an
insurance certificate issued OH the en-
d0wment plan, and payable in ten
years. The defendant was originally
incorporated as the Uuion Mutual Aid
association.
Henry F.Lange asks Judgment against
the city OF st. Paul for $1,000 as dam
age to his property on South Robert
street, done by surface water overflow
ing from defective sewer.
Samuel Drinkwine had an arm broken
on East Third street in July last by fall
ing on defective sidewalk and asks
damages against the city for 1,50O.
PrIndle Partridge asks Judgment
against the st. Paul d White Bear
Railroad company for $4,000 because of
personal Injuries to his wife Lucinda.
She was alighting from a car at Wild
wood, July go, and stepped off upon a
box which slid down an embankment,
preclpltating her to the ground. She
sustained rupture in addition to bod.
lily bruises. Another action was begun
in the name of the wife to recover So, 900
damages for the same accident.
Sarah L.. Bridgeman and Coleman
Brldgeman have begun all action against
William II. Grant to recover 1885,. % as
damages to the title of real estate, &C.
crulng by reason of taxes not having
been paid when sold by Grant to the
plaintiffs.
Edmund s. Durment has attached and
garnIsheed the effects of David J. Hen
messy to satisfy claim of 81, .25 for
attorney fees and expenses in conduct
ing the litigation by Hennessy against
the City of st. Paul.
John Hickey has begun an action in
reDlevin against Cora A. Griffin and
w. ID. Griffin to recover possession of
lot of household goods valued at $500.
The Walter A. Wood Harvester CON-
pany has added. another to its long list
of suits for subscription to capital stock.
In this case Charles Steele is asked to
hand over 81, 500.
Theodore Hamm has added another
to the suits against the city of st. Paul
Tor damages to property by the bursting
OF Page street in August of last year.
He wants S4,600 as his share of damage.
William Hamm makes similar COM
plant. and places his loss at Sl,971.
augusta A. Kinds, as guardian of
Henry Kinds. has sued James H.
Schommaker to recover a balance of
SS71.39 for money loaned.
Isaac Works asks judgment against
John w. Orth and F. w. Shaw for S.. 600
due Oh prOmmissory note.
( Rebecca l.. Converse has made de-
mand i'll legal verbage against the Chi
cage Great Western Railway company
for SIS, loo for injuries sustained while
alighting from The Motor" at South
Park. The train started as she was
stepping to the platform and had hold
of the rail. She was dragged some dis
lance, fracturing her collarbone, strain
ing the ligaments of back and shoulders
and impairing her nerves.
John GrabOWSki has begun a personal
injury action against the st. Paul Stove
Works., asking for $4,000 damages. The
man was ab0rer in the factory, and
OH Jan. "a last the rope of a pulley used
to hoist scrap iron to the second floor
broke, allowing the elevator on which
GrabOwski was standing to fall to the
floor below, a distance of twenty-five
feet, breaking the left leg near the nip
and otherwise bruising him.
Lawrence Hickey has begun an action
for damages against the Twin City
Rapid Transit company, demanding
S25, 200. Hickey was rum down by an
interurban car while crossing the track
Jan. Z last. His leg was broken.
Peter TIerney has begun two actions
against the Bohn Manufacturing COM
pany to recover damages for injuries to
his son Mark, who lost finger, had an
other split and his hand cut by saw
while removing Sawdust and sticks
from machine. In one case $1,000 and
the other 81, 900 are alleged as the dam
ages.
Wenzel A. Neubauer has begun an
action against the Northern Pacific
IdIlOdu COulpdhS W lSCOF6I S0,UUU. tie
was handling ice May %, 1892, when the
tongs gave way, causing him to lose
his balance and fall from a platform
that was not protected by any railing,
and causing permanent injuries.
John Haney wants judgment against
the Arcade Investment company for
S25,0O0. He was working at tearing
down the building on st. Peter street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets, on
June ID last when part of the roof fell
upon him, Injuring his head. neck, back
and spinal cord and nervous system.
John Hanson asks judgment against
Josiah j. SQuireS for S112.50 converted
to his use.
Hanna Erickson and Carl E. Erickson
have given notice of actions against
Charles Armstrong.
Mary a. Dreamer has sued Frank
Herbert to recover $500 as commissions