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Show HEE LIFE A BURDEN. Mrs. Agnes Grimm's Talo of Matrimonial Matri-monial Woe. WANTS AN AESOLUTE DIVORCE With. Alimony and Other Things A Trespass Melt in the Third IMs-trlet IMs-trlet Another Injunction Case Judgments Entered Tatloelc Is the Irian Orders Made by Judge Kartell in the Probate Court Xotes. In 1871 Jacob Grimm and Agnes Grimm were married at Monhcim, Baden, Germany, and some eleven years ago they emigrated to Utah and have resided at 555 Eleventh East street, this city. Grimm, it seems, is a mason and builder, and since his residence in Salt Lake has accumulated property worth 4000 or $5000. It would appear that Grimm, has, ever since his arrival in this couutry, treated his wife in a way that has made life a burden bur-den to her,' and as a last resort, she will today bring suit for divorce in the Third district dis-trict court. She alleges that her husband has treated her like a chattel, keeping all the household supplies under lock and key, and systematically neglecting her; that on July 12 he borrowed a considerable 'sum of money on a mortgage, fraudulently obtaining his wife's signature to the document. A few months ago, so his wife claims, he fell in with one Mrs. Esleman, a recent arrival from Germany, and has on numerous occasions occa-sions since October 9 last committed adultery adul-tery with her. On October 14 Grimm left his wife without making any provision for her support, and evidently with the intention inten-tion of abandoning her. ()a the grounds of adultery, cruel treatment treat-ment and failure to support, the Ions suffering suffer-ing wife will ask for an absolute decree of divorce and for alimony. . Bowman & Ziff arc the plaintiffs attorneys. attor-neys. Before Judge Zana. The first case to come up for trial in Judge Zane's court this morning was that of Lillian Lil-lian Trimmer vs. Hyman Harris, in which the plaintiff sued to recover $5000 for an al- ( lrged trespass OTer her property adjoining the Harris building on tne" north. Frank Pierce appeared for the plaintiff, and Brown &. Henderson for the defendant. ' Another Injunction Suit. Zion's Savings bank this morning brought suit against County Collector Hardy. In the complaint it is alleged that the plaintiff has already paid the collector as taxes $1152, which is the full amount due, but the defendant de-fendant demands 92443. This action is brought to restrain him from collecting the amount. . Court Notes. A decree quieting-- title has been granted in the case of George E. Chandler vs. Howard Robertson et al. In the case of Joseph Krantz vs. the Kio Grande Western, the demurrer was this morning overruled by Judge Zane. In the case of J. H. Preece et al. vs. W. L. Webb et al. a motion to set aside a judgment judg-ment against certain of the defendants was allowed today. In the case of Arthur J. Van Anda vs. the Montreal Mining fc Smelting company, a decree of perpetual injunction against sale of stock has been entered. The latest information from Washington strongly indicates that Captain E. W. Tat-lock Tat-lock will be Judge Anderson's successor, and that the appointment will be made immediately im-mediately after election. The jurors in the case of Joseph M. Thompson vs. the Rapid Transit, in which the plaintiff sued to recover $25,000 damages for the death of his son, were unable to reach an agreement and were discharged yesterday a'ternoon, after being out just twenty -four hours. ," . |