Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-21
THE COURTS.
sDistrSct Court.
SPECIAL TENN CALENDAR,

Before Judges Lochren, Young and Koon.l
In the matter of the application of Geo.
F. Latturmer for money paid into court,
etc.; continued two weeks.
In the matter of the assignment of L.
Brin for the benefit of his creditors to
Ralph Rees; continued one week.
q. G. Harrison & Co. vs.. Pines & Banks
defendant, and the Fire association, of
Philadelphia, Pa. Garnishee testimony
of Briggs taken; continued one week.
Same VS.. same defendant and the Amer
lean Fire association, of Philadelphia, Pa,
garnishee; same.
Adele Segelbaum VS.. Max Segelbaum;
no response
Il. G. Molitor vs. Philip Gross; order to
show cause discharged.
In the matter of the assignment of NJ. j.
MoraWetz, insolvent; motion granted; &C.
count allowed.
Louisa J. White VS.. Frank H. White;
judgment ordered for plaintiff.
W. S. Psttie d Son vs.. Robert Blake &
Co.; judgment for plaintiff.
Caroline A. Gushing VS.. George Cooper;
motion to vacste Judgment denied.
Same vs.. Chicago, Milwaukee G. st. Paul
Railway company; garnishee of George
Cooper, defendant; same.
Sarah j. Reprogie VS.. VIM. L. Repro
gle; divorce granted.
j. K. Siddle aud R. B. Langdon VS.. The
State National bank ct al; continued one
week.
J. K. Side ct al. VS.. The State National
bank ct al; same.
Beak & Butcher VS.. Crevier & Bennett;
continued till Thursday, Oct. %, at a. m.
James j. Brennan VS.. Warren Bradbury,
defendant, and The st. Paul, Minneapolis
Manitoba Railway company, garnishee;
continued two weeks.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.
The State vs.. Samuel T. Ferguson; an
swer filed.
G. A. Arndt VS.. Willis Baker; action
dismissed.
Marshall, Field & Co. VS.. Israel M. Hay;
summons and complaint filed.
hewitt, Clendenin & Mcclure vs. Son
men & Werthman; same.
D. NJ. Osborne & Go. VS.. 81. Isaacson ct
al; writ of attachment issued to sheriff of
Mcleod county.
The State vs.. Amasa Crafts; answer
fled.
John a. Fisher VS.. Peter Pauley, de-
PENDANT, and Leonard Klages, garnishee;
affidavit for garnlshment filed.
John W. Ross vs.. G. 81. Bates; transcript
from municipal court filed and docketsd
and execution issued to sheriff OF Hennepin
county.
In addition to the special term calen-
dar cases, the following cases came up be-
fore the district court yesterday:
John M. Gushing, ct al. VS.. Seymour,
Sabin & Co.; settled.
Il. G. Harrison & Co. VS.. F. M. Pleius
ct al; motion for change of venue denied.
George Reuter- VS.. NJ. D. Rowley; con
tinued.
Arthur Gauthier, for forgery, was order
ed discharged, there being no Indictment
found against him by the grand jury.
THE GRAND JURY.
The grand jury returned about fifteen
indictments against criminals, among
them being the following if "grape vine"
dispatch to the GLOBE be authentic:
George Mitchell, for forgery.
George Morgan, larceny.
Martin Flynn, murder.
- @NO~SASAAA3 Acho 1dIC6uJ.
DR.. Harris, adultery with Mrs. Chate-
laine,
Oscar Harting, obtaining money under
false pretenses. He is the prisoner who
attempted the severance of his jupular
vein when imprisoned.
The grape vine" dispatch states that
Dobner, who is implicated with Porter in
highway robbery, will be discharged. for
want of evidence to indict him,
The case of Martin Flynn, who shot
John Hovey, about four months ago, oc-
cuPied the attention of the jury for a con-
siderable time. They were widely divi
ded as to whether the act was done in self
defense or through pure wantonness and
"cussedness." He was finally indicted.
The jury will finish their work by Tuesday
evening.
On Monday the case of Walter B. Mulyey.
for the embezzlement of $1,000 from AuIt-
man d Co., will be considered. The case
of Henry Hool, fori bastardy, will also
come up for consideration, but as the
child is dead he will escape by paying
costs.