Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge q. R. Brill. |

lDtIOreJu uge ID. H. Bill.
The district court opened yesterday at 10
o'clock A. NJ, Judge b. R. Brill on the bench.
In the of Isaiah Gervais vs. j. Belisle
the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff.
assessing damages at Sl80.65.
The court then took up case No. 70, entitled
John D. OBrien and r. B. Galusha receiv-
ers OF Flynn Mullen, VS.. the City of st.
Paul.
The cause involves $780, retained by the city,
in the matter of the Broadway sewer. The
merits OF the case have already been published
IN the GLOBE. Mr.. J. d. O'Brien appeared for
plaintiff, and City Attorney Murray for the
city.
The bondsmen of Lawrence Fabrinski.
charged with assault, came into court and
asked to be released from the responsibility as
such: Ihey were accordingly released and
Fabr1nskl given into the custody of the sheriff.
Inc case on trial was resumed and given to
the jury at 2:3O O'clock, with instructions to
return sealed verdict Monday morning.
Thereupon the court adjourned until to-day
at o'clock P. NJ.
Oct. 14th: IA, 49, 81, "a.
COURT ITEMS.
The consideration of criminal cases will be
taken up next Tuesday morning. During the
trial of this class of cases Judge Wilkin will
preside. Each case will be brought forward
so soon as the county attorney has his wit
nesses on hand.
The special venire served for petit jurors for
the next two weeks gives the following names:
L. hoffman. William Markoe E. W. johnson,
Daniel 0. Sullivan, I. G. Friedman, W. s. Will
son, Charles X. Croft, Louis Klinefelder, BEN
jamin Goodkind, Edward Tierney, Clarence E.
Judd, ". 7. Van Deyn, Samuel Poucher, R. A.
Lamphsr' u Dillon 10 o'Brien, Findley Nc
August Hammer n'yHelo' a A0''s B aaSsad,
D. W. Phillips, P. N. Kirk, John Purvis,
David McCane, Albert Bolt NJ C. Ten Eyck,
N I. Porter, Adam Decker, Charles J. Maley,
Charles Huebner, j. 81. Matthews, R. s. Under
wood, Edward S. Reynolds, ". c. Sargent W.
A. Law.
The court, yesterday, excused VIM. B. Burk-
hard and Charles Hildebrand from further
service on the petit jury.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Wilkin.
The Wheel and Seeder company VS.. Orvis ct
al. Motion for new trial; to be heard by Judge
Brill, Oct. 7.
Warren L Woodbury. VS.. Artemus Gale;
passed
Richard Slater VS.. St. Paul Workingmeas
building company; order to show cause; ar
gued and submitted
Jacob =. Wetmore ct al, trustees, VS.. E.
Darwin Litchfeld; order to show cause; exami.
uatlou u 0eoTSe Decker taken pursuant to
the order of the court herein. The examina
ton of Horace Thompson continued until next
special term.
Howson q Co. VS.. Frederick E. Penny ct al.
Motion for reference; attorney for defendant
Withdrew.
Thomas Cochran, Jr. vs. The st. Paul Street
Railroad Go. ct al; motion for final decree; sub
mitted.
Croft & Berkey vs. q. B. Fifeld; order to
show cause Continued to next special term.
Municipdl Court.
Before Judge Flint.
William johnson, assault and battery; fined
$5, which was paid
James Connolly. drunkenness; committed to
jail for seven days.
John Moore, drunkenness; fined 49, fine paid
and defendant discharged
Franz Kohout, disorderly; fined So; and $3.50
costs, which were paid and defendant dis
charged.
William Leip, selling liquor without license;
took out license and paid 8 costs.
CIVIL.
A. r. Capehart VS.. Mary A. Kennedy: an Or
der made revoking former order transferring to
district court