Supreme Court of Minnesota November 9, 1896, Nos. 10,286-(97) (Cain v. Mead)
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United States · · · 09-11-1896
START, C. J.
This action is for the conversion of a quantity of wheat and oats, of which the plaintiff alleged she was the owner. The defendant was the sheriff of the county of Redwood, and justified his taking of the grain by virtue of a levy thereon under an execution against the property of the plaintiff’s husband, Fred Cain.
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