St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-21
THE OLD AZOTINE BOBS UP.
Sues the City for Not Being
Allowed to Rebuild
Works.
HEAVY SUIT AGAINST BENZ.
Ice Company Sued for $10,-
O00--Personal Injury Case
--0ther Suits.

A large number of actions have been
commenced in the district court recent.
ly, The October term calendar will be
neavy one. Aside from the work OF
the grand jury and criminal court the
civil causes Will make not only the Oc-
tober term, but several other terms.
very busy ones. There will be about
1900 tax cases to go OH the special cal
endar.
There were thirty new causes booked
in the office of the clerk yesterday. a
synopsis of which is As follows:
Ghost Of the AzOtine.
W. ii. Yardley, as receiver Of the
AZotne Manufacturing Company, an
inSolvent, against Tie City of st. Paul;
demand for SIS. 1862 damages for
refusing to allow the Azotine company
to rebuild its plant after being destroyed
by fire in March, 1891, and refusing to
comply with the terms of contract
with the company for the destruction
OF garbage.
Af.er the Elevator Company.
Abigail Mullin against Northwestern
S420, as the value of grain raised Oh 4
farm in Big Stone county. The farm
was owned by Mrs. Mullin. She sold it
TO Patrick Z. Hayden for $1,000, retain
Ing a lien, and also having chattel
mortgage covering the crops. The de-
PENDANT received 1,627 bushels of wheat
at its elevator in Big Stone county, and
converted it to its use. knowing that
Mrs. Mullin held a chattel mortgage
thereon.
Heavy Suit Against Benz.
Thomas c. CoDnorS against George
Benz IL Sons; action to recover $52,-
5SS.37, of which sum $4,000 is claimed
for work done, and 39,5SS.37 for money
furnished the company.
Ice Wagon Caused Trouble.
Ella NJ. Banker against The Peoples
Ice Company: action to recover $1,000
for personal injuries. While driving in
her carriage. the plaintiff was run into
by an ice wagon, thrown out, and sus-
tanned the fracture of a leg.
Wants 200 for ssrok en- Arm.
Michael Needham against The st.
ton for $1,000 for personal Injuries.
Needham was a switchman. May IA,
1892. while coupling freight cars in the
st. Paul yards in the night he fell over
pile OF ashes, and had his arm broken.
Damages Wanted for killing.
Peter HermeS, as special admins
traitor OF the estate of Joseph Bender,
against The Twin City Rapid Transit
Company; action for $1,000 for the
death of Joseph Bender, who was killed
Dec. 20, 1891, by being run into by an
lnterurban car when crossing Eighth
street, along Cedar street. in sleigh.
Malicious Arrest Alleged.
Stewart A. Murdoch against Charles
Clifford; action for $4,000 for alleged
malicious arrest. An answer has been
filed by Mr.. Clifford, stating that the
warrant of arrest was sworn out upon
the advice of the assistant county at
torney, and he believed the reputation
OF Murdoch to be bad.
City Sued for $4,000.
Andrew j. Weidle against The City of
st. Paul; action for $4,000 personal in
JuiiCo. WI. w cluit was III a wagon
driving on Seventh street In May last.
a wheel of his wagon dropped into a
hole, near the street car track, anu
frightened the horses so that they
started TO run. Mr.. Weidle was thrown
out and his arm broken.
Breach of Warranty.
Amelia Johanna Augusta Brien and
Edward Bren against Josias n. Rogers
and William Hendricks; action to re-
cover S4.700 for alleged breach of war
ranty in the Roth farm of thirty acres.
The land was bought by the plaintiffs
from the defendants, who claimed to
own it. but the title, as alleged, was not
good, and the plaintiffs were elected
from possession.
Malicious Prosecution.
jeremiah Sughure against John
Hosch; action for $1,000 damages by
reason of alleged malicious prosecution.
The plaintiff was arrested April "a last
at the instance of Hosch on a charge of
defrauQiug him ont of a hoard mill