St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-25
DISTRICT COURT NOTES,

The case of Miles Reeves, the pick
pocket. was considered yesterday by the
grand jury.
Judge Hicks returned yesterday from
PittS0urg Il took up his duties in the
district court at once.
The Cramer assets foot up to about
$4,000. OF which IS, 500 are book accounts
the balance being stock.
Samuel W. Perry, of Evanston, ILL.,,
filed a petition for letters of administra-
ton in the small estate of Julia Branch.
Sarah j. Hyatt was divorced yester-
day from Ezra, Judge Russell deeming
that the ground of desertion was su fl
GENTLY sustained to warrant it.
The ancient case of Lydia Hull VS..
the Street Railway company, for $40. 900
damages, was taken up before Judge
Hicks ana a jury yesterday. This is
the third trial.
Judge Hicks has signed an order per-
hitting the state to joiE in the suit
brought against the assignee, officers
and stockholders of the American Ex-
change bank to enforce the stockholders
liability.
The demurrer to the complaint in the
suit brought by j. c. Harper against w.
N. Carroll ct AL, to establish the liability
Of the stockholders in the Citizens
bank, was argued before Judges Smith,
Pond and Elliott yesterday and taken
under adviSement.
Merit Alexander, who was sentenced
to ninety days in the VOL khouse for
stealing a bicycle, is wanted in Column
bus, o.. on a more serious charge. At
the expiration of his sentence Columbus
officials will take him for a while.
Judge Smith has filed a decision in
the district court sustaining the de-
murrer to the answer to the complaint
III the suit brought by James w. Loheff
ct al. against the H~ennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan association.
Max Kiihnast, the young man who
took a dose of carbolic acid Saturday
evening, was examined in the probate
court as TO his sanity yesterday and
released. He claimed that he thought
the acid was brandy, and drank it
through mistake.
Johan Johanson was granted a divorce
yesterday from his wife, Bertha G. He
charged infdelity, and TO sustain it
presented a letter from the correspond.
ent, who had been a boarder in the
Johnson family. to the plaintiff, &C.
knowledging his guilt.
Oct. IL is the date set for the trial of
the suit brought by the Minneapolis
Trust company. receiver, against the
Minneapolis Realty company. to decide
the ownership of two tracts of land on
which the. mortgages were foreclosed,
in RemingtOn's addition.
Obed Nation, living at the Ozark.
corner Hennepin and Thirteenth street,
yesterday asked the probate court to
examine his son, Obed Jr., for inebriety.
Carl Erihnost, living at 405 James ave-
IL north, asked the court to examine
his SOL Max for insanity.
William Moseley, Edward Burling.
hame and j. G. Longsteaph were ar
raigned in the municipal court yester.
day morning on a charge of burglary, ii
being alleged that they broke into a
freight car belonging to the Northwest.
ern railway. The boys pleaded no,
guilty. and will have a trial Thursday.
Complaints were filed yesterday
against the Times company by Douglas
Fisk for the following creditors: Sc
curity bank. 5000; Henry Oswald,
S.. 600; +. G. Winston and }. c. Oswald,
s55. 900; j. q. Oswald. $40. 900. This
action IS brought in connection with the
reeeivership, al order being fled last
August requiring all the creditors OF
the Times company to file claims aud
/ join in tbs action.