St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-16

Eichorn. o. K. Earle, E. F. Pabody, W. F..
Fetterlng, E. S. Kimban and W. NJ. Layman
These will appear Monday, Sept. 20. Inc
following were selected 20 appear on Mon
day, Oct. 4:
August Siegman, a. blossom, Edward H..
SwitZer, Fred Winston. N. @. Socum. Donald
McDermit, George NJ. Naylor, Pliney f.
Ransom I. b. Carroll, Charles II. Ward, A.
G. Lndgreen, ]. w. Anderson, J. N. Abra-
hanson, +. L. Johnson. l.. ID. Stetson, q. W..
Shuman, John OberlieS, Q. r. Bennett, Levi
Holman, Peter Witness, j. 5. kearney,
Mathew Berry, Charles .. Martin, +. h.
Aldrich, Z. Il. Coleman, A. Abercromole,
Charles II. House, A. c. Bailey. 5. II. Joy, b.
a. Lee, john Anderson, Robert Cook Cor
coran. I. E. AdeocK, Frank n. Barrows, w.
L. Keller. P. H. Perry, c. H. Ermentrout,
Jacob Lohse and Henry Dozen.
The following were drawn to appear
October Is:
w. Z. Martin, A. a. Guitvitz, A. P. Ander-
son, l.. A. Newson. George b. Legg, George
b. Foster, j. b. Martin, Andrew Johnson,
joan Fitzgerald, John Maddox, 5. A. Kirk
ham, William p. Washburne. j. B. Srarkey,
l.. p. Crever, John Lintges, II. 4. Ladd, j. B..
Pierce, W Z. MeadeS, George l. Baker, h..
p. Beermn, Michael Boice, D. G. Vail. A. Z.
ClauSen, u. W. Stephens, J. NJ. Griffith. W.
c. Luber. Oscar Lundium, John Dunwoody,
w. p. Brernett c. l.. Pease, H A. Barr,
John b. Mueller, f. W. Frank, Arthur Nc
Mullen, F. H. Kelly. d. A. McCurdy, Matthias
HarT, W. H. McAIullen and Michael Lyons.
These will appear Monday, Nov. |:
T. z. Nurcer, James Caldwell, Thomas G..
Foster, Frank W. Clark, j. Il. Barnum, John
b. Lane, Henry Weston, L. E. Peters, j. W.
Johnson, Fred Coueliard Daniel Pickett, G.
\. Merrill, c. W. Coe, q. ". Turner, j. h.
Rolfe. John +. Brown, A. T.. Miner, G. F..
Backus Stephen Qunby, J. L. Smith, L. r.
ir,l,V n AZ MOPODr
Elias H. Robinson, john Austin. f. L. Green
leaf, Charles Giebarth, Herman Leighton,
Louis Malchow, w. H. Nudd, Samuel Marks
Andrew Eide, C. B. Shove, W. II. Mills,
George c. Campbell, Samuel +. Bradbury,
Richard Jones. E. II. Eidam, Thomas Hether-
ingtou and Ed w. Herrick.
The following were drawn to appear
Nov Is:
Ingebert Grin. S. H. Adams, ]. ]. Provan,
Melvin C. Grimes, Fred Lowe, John Durham,
John Ellis. Arthur Chase, J. A. Ferguson,
Sam Rich, John Hayes, A. A. Bates, H. N.
Hall, Frank GOrham. j. B. Croker, Jacob
SchloSser, a. J. Coulter, G. J. Giles John II.
Keller, A. NJ. Geisarnan, j. A. Pagan. II. II.
Smith, Patrick McNulty, Andrew Hogstatt,
Charles +. Powell, r. S. Frederick, E. l..
Douglas, ". Fl. Jacoby, c. W. Prouty, Will
lam Gehritz, George Nj. Bryant q. Metcalf,
J. w. Christie, +. H. Cratka. c. n. Bletch-
field, W. A. Brown. Christian Lund, A. w.
DOerr and j. y. Sloan.
NOTES.
A writ of mandamus has been issued from
the circuit court against Sheriff w. NJ. Brack-
ett ordering him to appear Saturday and
show cause why he did not provide Il struck
jury as asked for by the Minneapolis & Pacific
Railway company. in right OF way suit.
The company wants struck jury at once,
but whether they get it or not depends en-
tirely upon the judges construction of the
Inv TI,n E,,lt ha
placing different construction upon the law
from what the cOmpany's attorneys did.
Peter Lothman, executor of the estate of
John Seeger. deceased, has brought suit in
the district court against the Minnesota Mu-
tual Benefit association to recover S3,715. al
legged to be due accident and life insur-
ance policy. OF the sum $1,000, it is claimed,
is due on account OF an accident by which
Mr.. Seeger was permanently disabled. The
defendant denies this claim, but admits por-
ton Of the other claim.
Harriet c. McIsaac has filed papers in the
district court commencing divorce proceed
ings against Donald B. McIsaac, charging de-
sertion and failure to support. The parties
were married at Lamberton. this state March
q. 1881. and have no children.
A. j. Warren and Mordecai White have filed
appeals in the district court praying that the
personal tax against them, and which the
state has brought action to recover, may be
set aside. for the reason that they did not
own the property taxed.
Up to late hour yesterday the grand jury
had made no indictments public, although it
is generally known that a number have been
found. The work is progressing very slowly,
however, and it will be some time before the
business is concluded.
Henry G. Menace has begun suit against
H. H. Taylor to secure his ejectnent from
premises alleged to be owned by Mr.. Menage.
Joseph F. Williams and Amanda NJ. Collins
have caused to be issued against George Nc
Crum a writ of attachment to secure the pay
ment of 5000.
The Layman will contest case was partially
heard in the probate court yesterday after
noon. The document will probably be admit
ted to probate.
In the district court yesterday Charles H.
Hubbell, of Iowa. was admitted to the bar,
and Micke Walter and Eriand Thorsen took
out citizens papers