St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-17
COURT NOTES.

James Howard, one of the bank rob-
berS, will be on trial tomorrow.
The Schouffbilij will contest is still
being heard in Judge Kerr's court.
The Hale estate was awarded a YER
dict Of S1S2.62 against Frank II. Merrill
ct al. for rent.
Judges Kelly and Otis are still en-
gagged in hearing the case of the city
against the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway company,
The Anchor investment company
asks Judgment against Emil Norman
and Richmond D. Mallet Tor S2,325.92,
due on promissory notes.
Judge Egan's court is trying the &C
ton brought by Peter j. MetZdorf
against the Western Supply company,
The plaintiff demands judgment for
$50 due for salary.
Judge Kerr has filed decision in the
matter of the appeal of TheokiId VIII
sen. administrator, from the probate
court relative TO the estate of G. II.
Bergstrom. The appeal was dismissed.
Judge Kerr has filed decree in the
case of Lucius p. Ordway against Sallie
7. Rogers. as Administrative of the
estate of Charles S. Rogers, ct al,
quIetlng title to certain real estate in
the plaintiff
The London and Northwest American
Mortgage company, limited, has begun
an action against Jcsias n. Rogers and
others to torecloSe mortgage for $780,
QUO Oh lots in Dayton d Irvine's addi-
. ton and $40 acres in Dakota county.
Judge Kelly has Gecreed that the mar.
rage OF Adelaide E. Harding to Horace
-. Harding was nullity, for the reason
that the husband had a former living
wife. The plaintiff is given authority
to resume her maiden name, Adelaide
L. Race.
The John Sloan uxorcide case is still
on trial in the United States circuit
court. The defense is that Sloan's
sQuaw attempted his life with an az
and knife in the darkness of theil
-'tepee" and he unconsciously chokeo
her little too long.
William H. Shaw has sued the ST
Paul German Insurance company to re.
cover 81 1880 due on an insurance
policy, and asks that the stakeholder.
be required to pay any deficiency in the
amount not provided for by the assets Of
the insurance company.
John Duffy, an old soldier, and a
stonecutter by trade, was adjudged in
NolLS ~ inv plOOdtS court YeSI6rQdV
and will be taken to the Rochester hos
pital. He was deiuded with the idef
that his wife sought to harm him. Ia
had an attack of grippe" that affected
his mind.
Judge Willis heard arguments yester
DAY and took under advisement thu
demurrer to the Indictment against r
4. Cobb and G. w. Rodmau, charged
with violating the game law. MIR
Bramhall appeared with the count,
attorney on behalf of the state in argD
ing the demurrer.
- The committee on roads and bridge,
Of the board of county commissioners
heard the Rice street extension matte
yesterday. 1t was decided to report t.
the board in favor of Two more survey
orS being selected to resurvey the worl
done; one surveyor to be selected b,
the "kickers." and one by the county.
The haenggi de lunatico inuuirend,
will be proceeded with in Judge Willis
court today. A jury will be selected
from the regular panel and have sub
mitted to them the two questions as +,
sanity, or, in case of mental disorder, i
Haenggi possessed of sufficient mind +
make q defense to the indictment fo
numbering his wife.