The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-27
The CASH.
BEING PAID BY SATISFIED
JUDGMENT
SUITS AGAINST STREET R. R. co.
Result in Proceedings for
Some of Company's Good
Money-Owner of Vicious
Dog Sued.

rather complicated case was entered
for trial with the clerk of the district
court yesterday. 1t is termed the &C
ton of the Switzerland Innes Company
Limited, of Canada against the Amerl-
can Wire Hoop company, OF this state,
which involves the payment for 3,00o,ooO
No jointed elm slaves. These slaves
were sold at the rate of Sc per thousand,
and all but $2,034 worth of them were
paid for, the purchasing company claim
ing that it owned a judgment for $f'ZOO
against the manufacturers of the slaves,
and that that sum, with interest and
costs, should be applied on the purchase
price. The opposing contention is that
as the Judgment was secured by bond
ing company, such application should
not be made, and the action is brought
to compel the application of the amount
! of the judgment on the sum claimed to
be due for the hoops.
Achatus Carlson, an employe of the
Horjes Baking company, wants $1G37 OF
the City Railway company's good coin.
He says that when he was driving a
wagon, drawn by two horses, on Oct.
last, his rig was run into by street car
and he was dragged some seventy feet,
bruisng and injuring him for life. The
Horjes company also sues for $204 GAM
age done to the rig driven by Carlson.
Jacob Blickle thinks that he has suffer-
ed to the extent of $1,000 at the hands,
or rather the cars, of the street railway
company, and accordingly asks judg-
ment in that sum. His contention is
that while he was getting off a car at
the intersection of West Sixth and Sew
enth streets the motorman, in neglect OF
due precaution, started the car and
threw the plaintiff violently to the
ipi1 riTc him To 10 named
Because he deserted her, Cora B.
Young seeks a divorce from Percival B.
Young, who married her in Minneapolis
on June 16, $685. She charges that de-
PENDANT deserted her in May of 1899
and she wishes to return to her maiden
name of Cora B. Hopkins. She is TWEEN
ty-five years of age, while he is twenty
seven, both living in ST. Paul.
Adeline Berbe sues to foreclose mort
gage on lot g. block 2, Hills addition
to St. Paul, claiming that on a purchase
price of $1,000 only $50 was paid by Lii
lie Boink and her husband, John W.
Boink.
Claiming that his son was badly bitten
by vicious dog owned by Frank j.
Poppler, Alexander McCully wants dam
ages from the latter to the extent OF
$500. The boy in the case is Erie Nc
Gully, aged twelve years.
Bessie Burns has entered suit to quiet
title to lot Is, block 1, Barton's addition,
against James De Kay ct al.
S. A. Hoyt defendant in the case of
Claus Engum, who is suing for VIOLA
ton of a leasehold contract, asks
change Of venue from Clay to Ramsey
county.
A suit to prevent outlawry of a judg-
ment for $1s655 has been instituted by
Francis p. Weide against August Grief
endorff.
August Griefendorf and Eugene York
exchanged respectively stock of goods
in St. Paul for lands in Polk county,
Wis, the deal being evened UP on
cash. basis. Now Griefendorf wants $500
and interest, and makes affidavit of
garniShment