Supreme Court of Minnesota June 23, 1897, Nos. 10,639—(209) (Arnold v. Hoschildt)

MITCHELL, J.2

The only question presented by the record is whether the conclusions of law are justified by the findings of fact.

*102The action was brought by the plaintiff, as a judgment creditor of the defendant Fred Hoschildt, to set aside as fraudulent (1) a conveyance by Hoschildt to defendant Simonds; (2) a conveyance of the same property by Simonds to Hoschildt’s wife; and (3) a conveyance