Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-09
o. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
Opening Of the December Term-Call of
the Calendar.

The United States circuit court opened at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday for business, and
before the hour Of adjournment, O'Clock
P. a., had transacted no little amount. At
the opening large number of lawyers were
in attendance, in fact, the bar was we'll
crowded. Besides the St. Paul bar, which
was fully represented, several from other
State circuits were in attendance, among
whom were noticed Judge Wilson, Of Vino
ma; Hons. w. w. MoNair and VIM. Loch-
rem, of Hennepin county; II. @. Benson,
Levi MoNair, Seagrave Smith, Hennepin
county; Lewis Brownell, of Waseca; w. II.
MoOluer, of Saltwater; Messrs. Stocher
and Matohan, of LIE Sueur, and others.
Judge Nelson presiding, work was begun
without any pr eliminaries, and the following
was disposed Of:
Joseph r. Payson, assignee, etc., Va. r.
Crowel.
Lewis Grieser Va. the Milwaukee g. St.
Paul Il. r. 90.
VIM. w. Cargill vs.. the Milwaukee & St.
Paul r. r. Go.
The same Va. the same.
The United States Va. Benjamin Soule.
T. J. Toedt vs.. Abraham Hart ct al. Con-
tinued on application of plaintiff.
j. P. Adams ct al. vs.. Hugh Cochrane ct
al. Continued by consent.
Christian Sonsteby vs.. NJ. Kelley ct al.
five cases.) Continued on motion of de.
PENDANTS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company
vs.. the st. Paul s. Pacific Railroad company.
Continued by consent.
The City Bank of Schenectady vs.. VIM. B.
Conant ct al. Continued by consent.
VIM. Cox, trustee, Va. Edward G. Palmer
ct al. Continued by consent.
SET FOR TRIAL.
The following cases were named for trial,
but no date fixed as to when they are to be
called:
Patrick Lynch, receiver, etc., vs.. Chaun-
cey Butler, ct al.
The United States vs.. Henry M. Rice.
John A. Murray ct al. vs. Llewellyn Levi
Leathers.
T. r. Huddleston VS.. The Northern Pa
cifio railroad company.
Alfred B. Post VS.. Garrison D. Post.
VIM. F. Davidson vs.. F. r. Delano.
Albert A. Fletcher VS.. D. M. Robbins.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mary A. Bryne ct al. vs.. Henry E. Seelye
case settled.
The same vs.. Daniel Stewart; same as
foregoing.
Alexand Mitchell VS.. the city of Winona
mOtioned for continuance made.
Russell Sage VS.. the city OF Winona; same
as foregoing case.
Gilbert J. Rice qe4i tam vs. The Pionee,
Press company. Motion made to amend com
plant, and s. L. Pierce substituted for H. F.
Masterson as PLAINTIFF counsel.
David Adler ct al, plaintiffs, VS.. Ole
Ecker, defendant, and N. r. Booth. gar
nishee. Jury trial waived.
al. Jury trial waived.
Herman Thran vs.. John Bellen ct al.
Motion for continuance, and ordered that
dispositions be opened.
Edward A. Boyd ct al. vs.. Catherine G.
Boyd ct al. Jury trial waived.
Frederick Erickson vs.. Thomas Lowry
Twenty days given to make answer.
The Merchants International Steamboat
Line vs.. W. H. Lyon. Stricken from calen.
dar by consent.
Allan Z. Williams vs.. Chandler Persons
Demurrer argued and submitted.
The cases of H. Sahigaard, B. Fl. Stricken
A. Messehaert, D. Krophaller against John
S. Kennedy ct al. are set for hearing on Dec
9th inst, to-day. This involves the Dutch
bondholders' interest in the late sale of the
st. Paul d Pacific Railroad company.