Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-13
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Simon Myers, Esq, Of New York city,
admitted to practice at the Minnesota bar.
by the supreme court yesterday, will open
an office at Minneapolis.
Alex. Mckenzie, the sheriff of Burleigh-
county, Dakota, came down yesterday and
took four prisoners from Ramsey county
Jail that belonged to Dakota and left with
them for Sioux Falls.
The well-known case of Sheriff O'Gor
man Us. ex-Sherif Richter will be taken up
at the session of the supreme court to-day
on the appeal OF Richter from the decision
of the district court in favor of O'Gor-
man.
Several representatives of the morning
papers held an informal meeting last even
ing, at which g The ST. Paul Press associa-
ton" was formally dedicated in a few
glasses of 'Dry Num- the usual thing ON
such occasions
The April term OF the supreme court of
the state, which holds It's fitch session
to-day, it is expected, Will have its calen-
dar cases for argument all heard or dis
posed of for the term, and when it adiourns
that it will be sine die.
L. Brin, of Saltwater, who was SEN
fenced by the lower courts to the peniten-
tiary for stealing tickets from the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
Offices, had his appeal argued and sub
mitted before the supreme court yester-
day.
Two artists were engaged yesterday in
procuring inner Photographic views of the
halls, entrances and the different depart
ment rooms of the state house. One of
them has been taking these views for the
private use of Architect Burlington, and
the other for the preparation of stereosco-
pic views for general sale.
To-day is the anniversary of the BIRTH
day Of the late Justus c. Ramsey, and in
memory of his generous gift to the orphans
OF our city would it not be appropriate for
the orphans and others to take the pill
grimage Of love and gratitude to Oakland,
and there decorate his resting place with
floral emblems Of afectionate and grateful
remembrance!
James Il. Colyille, recently arrested
charged with others OF making
fraudulent entries Of government land,
and indicted at the late term of the y. S.
district court at Winona, upon three in
dictments, yesterday gave bail before Z.
S. Commissioner Spencer in $1,000 upon
each Indictment, for his appearance for
trial al the October term of the court in
this city.
The tax duplicates were turned over by
the county treasurer to the county auditor
on the 1st day of June. The law requires
that the auditor shall, within fifteen days
thereafter, make out list of AL delin-
quents and file the same with the clerk of
the district court. The auditor had the list
completed On Saturday last, tbs Sab. six
days before the time required by the
statutes, and ready for delivery, which may
be regarded as quick work.
Col. W. H. H. Taylor, state librarian,
arranged the following new legal volumes
in their cases yesterday: Ives Treatise
on Military Law, Browns National Bank
Cases, Burke on the Law of Public Schools,
Hine g. Nichols on the Law of Life Assur
rance Assignments, Maine on Village Com
munities and arrangements, Maine on
Ancient Law, Bishop on Insolvency,
Lesty on the Federal Constitution, and
two volumes OF New York Civil Procedure
Reports.