The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-17

by jury verdict on 18th of S167.04 for
ppA; motion by defendant for new trial and
stay of proceedings granted until determin-
ed; G. F. Sawyer for pPff; Miner & Barto
for def't.-
c. n. Mccormick & Bros. %. Thos. r.
Roster ; judgment to be entered as per stip-
ulation filed; L. w. Collins for ppff; C.
Walker for def't.
Andrew J. Smith Us. w. II. Lancaster,
Anna w. Lancaster, P. Fry, Margaret T.
FRY, Kellogg, Chase & Mayo Hayden &
Co. and Lucas Kells as assignee to be
tried by stipulation June 81, also motion
for injunction L. w. Collins for ppA; C.
Walker, Miner & Bazto, and G. w. Nor
rill for def'ts.
D. B.Searle %. Abraham Cherry; settled;
L. W. Collins for pltf; w. 81. Redfeld for
def't.
Geo. Nicholas Is. Albert Nicholas; tried
before jury on 18th; verdict for plaintiff for
Is cents; 0. Taylor for ppf; L. W. Collins
for delft.
Peter Branch Us. Heinrich Block tried
before jury verdict for defendant on 18th,
mo cause Of action )" D. B. Searle for ppff;
o. Taylor for def't.
John P. Nanny Us. Michael Kramer;
settled; D. B. Searle for ppff; L. w. Col
Inns and L: w. Habercom for def't.
In the matter of arbitration between
Davis, Beal 4 Co. and o. E. Garrison; or
der June 18th, confirming the award and
directing judgment accordingly. L. w.
Collins for ppds 0. Taylor and II. L.
Gordon for def't.
John P. Nanny ss. B. F. Daggett; SUBJ
mitted to the Court on 18th D. B. Searle
for ppf; 0. Taylor for def't.
Chas Buss vs. Martin Greeley; to be
tried BY the Court; L. w. Collins for pl'ff !;
H. NJ Atkins for def.
Chas. Valley -. Daniel D. Miller, Fran
els Mooney and Peter Valley, Trustees
School Dist. No. 70, town of Lynden; ar
gued and submitted June 18th; P. Brick
for ppAf; L. w. Collins for Miller and
Mooney.
Alex. B. Mcdonald Us. Andrew c. Gle.
ment; trial before jury on 18th; verdict
for plaintiff of 500; H. NJ. Atkins for
ppf; Miner & Barto for def't.
The State of Minnesota Us. Michael
Grimes; verdict of not guilty; discharged {;
P. Brick for prosecution; G. Walker and
L. W. Collins for def't.
Tuesday, at the close of the term, Martin
Fielder, who was indicted for the larceny
offs horse and plead guilty, was sentenced
to 3 months longer confinement in the oun-
ty Jail ortopay fine of 500 with the costs.
The jury was discharged at noon Satur-
day. At noon Tuesday the Court adjourn
ed until next Monday, the 21st inst, at 2
o'clock P. M.
"A dispatch from Fargo, D. T., states
that Henry Eager has been convicted in
the U. s. court Of stealing government
grain from Fort Lincoln, opposite Bismarck,
during the past winter. Two other indict-
ments are pending against him for
running off soldiers who were witnesses.
eager has been, for q number of years,
government contractor, and is we'll known
in this county, where he at one time lived.
II. J. West, of St. Paul, shorthand
reporter, and representing the music house
of Dyer Bros. & Howard, has been in the
city for week past.-Lake City Leader.
It is not often that an establishment re-
quires the service Of . shorthand reporter
to take down the orders that pour in, but
1t seems to be the case with the wide-awake
house of Dyer Bros. & Howard, of St.
Paul.