St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-23
SAINT PAUL.
THE COURT CALENDAR.
Decisions Rendered by the Dis
trict Judges.

State of Minnesota ex rel. l.. w. Cos
mel ct al. VS.. Charles Shandrew, lnsur-
ance Commissioner, writ of mandamus
compelling defendant to issue articles
of incorporation to the National Mutual
Indemnity association. Judge Simons
ordered that the alternative writ be
made permanent.
Chas. II. Wyandt VS.. the Minneapolis,
Manitoba & Omaha Railroad Company,
for personal injuries sustained while
coupling freight cars at Riceville, To-,
Dec. 81, 1886. was on trial before Judge
Wilkin yesterday. Wyandt had his
right hand mashed and sued for $4,000
damages.
Judge Simons granted an order dis
charging the garnishment of William
Schulze against Karl Rattach on the
ground that the funds garnished were
actually necessary for defendants sup
port.
gan Machine company, Judge Simons
denied the petition of Washburn IL
Moen for commission amounting to
$179.13, for goods delivered to the as
signee.
John S. Jordan was yesterday found
guilty on an Indictment OF grand lar
ceny; sentence withheld.
The state against Charles johnson, on
an Indictment for falsely personating
another. The prisoner was discharged
upon the objection by his counsel to tue
admission of certain evidence.
Anthony Hines, charged with bur
glary in the third degree. The defen-
danI being without means, A. D. War
ner was appointed to defend his case.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty and will
be tried Saturday.
Robert j. Diamond was convicted of
selling liquor without llcense; sent
ence withheld.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
John Whalen was tried yesterday for
selling liquor to Indians. He pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 and sentenced
to fourteen days in the Winona county
Jail.
Harry S. Alger, for the same offense,
was fined $25 and placed in the custody
of the marshal until shutdown.
Robert Kiefer pleaded guilty to
violation of the revenue laws for failing
to properly display cigar license. a
nolle prosequi was entered in his case,
and the prisoner was discharged.
The grand jury have found indict-
ments against Sheriden Human and
Frank Holton for altering and raising
the denomination of United States bills,
Charles Schneider, of West st. Paul,
for violation of the revenue laws,
and Frank Smith. of Duluth, for selling
whisky to Indians.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Six decisions were filed in the SUI
preme court yesterday.
Judge Mitchell filed the following:
Agnes Muller and Robert Muller, ap-
pellants, VS.. Sidney ID. jackson ct al,
respondents, Order affirmed.
W. 0. Wychoff, Z. W. Seamans and
Fl. I'll. Benedict, appellants, VS.. Nellie
Koran, respondent. Order affirmed.
State of Minnesota, eX rel. Mel Cur
RE, respondent, VS.. E. E. Weld, as
county auditor of Murray county, and
also State of Minnesota, eX rel. A. Cur
RE and A. |. Crowl, respondents, VS.. S.
g. Johnson, appellant. Judgments af-
firmed.
Judge Vanderburgh filed decisions as
follows:
Robert Woods, appellant, VS.. st. Paul
and Dakota Railroad Company, re-
spondent Order affirmed.
S. NJ. Roach, appellant, VS.. John B.
Dioc ct al, respondents. Order af-
firmed.
j. Gerken, respondent. VS.. The Board
of County Commissioners of the County
of SibleV apDellant Order reversed