St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-09
THE NEXT JUNE TERM.
Judge Shiras to Preside Over the
Court at Winona---LegaIB Briefs.

in the absence of Judge Nelson, who
will leave for Europe the last of May
The most important cases to be tried
| are as follows: Blckel, the young en-
| beZZler of the Duluth National bank
Burkhart, who is charged with opening
letter at the Wells. Mimi, postoffice
and embeZZling its contents; two alleged
cOunterfeiters, Fay and his female col
| ored companion, of st. Paul; Cook and
Kinney, the supposed Minneapolis post
| office robbers, and a number of persons
charged with selling liquor to Indians.
! The timber treSpaSS cases will go over
| in all probability to the October term.
The amount of business done will de-
pend altogether on how long Judge
| ShlraS can remain at Winona. y
Following is the grand jury called ito
| meet there the same day: re-
| W. a. Nichols, st. Paul; /. A. Lyd-
lard, Long Lake, Hennepin county
Harvey GiIlitt, Hastings: w. w. Hay
wood, Minneapolis: Alick Miller, Min
neap0lis; E. A. Curry, Merriam Park
J: d. Pollock, st. Paul; j. M. Eustis,
Minneapolis; John Byers, Hastings
John o. French, Detroit, Becker county
John ii. Phinney, Detroit; j. W. Huck-
ms, Dundas. Rice county: James S.
Chapman, Alexandria, Douglas county :
John Ii. Mann, ST. Paul; A. A. Osborne,
Pennington; c. ". Cresap, Eyota, Ohm
sted county; G. L. Gore, Minneapolis;
Charles Fox, st. Paul; J. W. Benson,
Heron Lake, jackson county; r. r.
Miller, WOrthington, Mobiles county;
Sam L. Ferguson, Minneapolis; G. ID.
Post, Lake City; c. G. STREET., st. Fran
els, AnOka county.
The following are the petit jurors:
d. G. johnson, Lakeyille. Dakota
county; j. A. Walden, Tracy, Lyon
county; Matthew Flynn, Forest City,
Meeker county; J; G. White, Waseca,
Waseca county; George Riley, Wilson,
mona; A. A. Keith Minneapolis; E. w.
Mcclure, West ST. Paul; George L.
Becker, Browns Valley, Traverse
county; F. Ranney, Clear Water,
Wright county; John T. Gray,
Anoka, Anoka county; John
Taylor, LIE Sueur, James Dilley,
st. Paul; E. Nyquist, Harris !;
II. Won Rumohr, Pine City, Pine county !;
A. T. Williams, Minneapolis; o. w.
Benizer, Duluth; Joel Kaylor, Kings
ton; S. G. Kemp, Clear Water, Wright
county; A. L. Nesbitt, Duluth; H. II.
Jackson. Morristown, Waseca county
Andrew Baldwin, Shakopee; Rufus c..
Jefferson. st. Paul; Edward Dahl, st.
Paul; j. II. Fecters, Bird Island, Rem
vile county; Joseph Bushnell, Jackson,
Jackson, jackson county; Nelson
Turner. Kingston, Meeker county; Nat
McGrath. st. Charles, Winona county;
Edwin Bradley, Mankato; Samuel E.
Dawson, st. Paul; II. Chandler, Litch-
field, Meeker county: William Seng,
st. Paul; E. SeYatson, Window, Cotton
wood county; Thomas Pugh, Mankato;
Joseph Haag. st. Paul.
SEVEN CITIZENS APPEAL.
A petition was filed in the district
clerks Office yesterday to County
Auditor Kahn to appeal from the allow
ance of the bill of the Daily News COM
pany of SS13.64 for county printing, al
lowed by the board of county commits
sioners April 3. 1888. The petition
claimed that the bill was illegal, mas
much as the News had not been pub
lished one year according to law The
petition was signed by r. N. Johnson,
ID. S. 3. Johnson, j. j. McCardy, L.. II.
Maxfeld, Russell Blakeley, Stanford
Newell and Henry n. Hart. Judge
Egan formally addressed County
Auditor Kahn that he had appealed
from the action of the commissioners.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
In the case of Nathan E. Solomon VS..
Peter E. Champagne, Judge SimonS has
discharged the order to show cause.
In the case of Peter Dunnawald VS..
The Minneapolis IL ST. Louis Railway
company Judge Kelly has issued an
order sustaining the demurrer to the
complaint.
In the matter of the appeal of 1. w.
Campbell and George Walton, Judge
Kelly has ordered that Campbell be
paid $3.50 and Walton $50 for the arrest
Il e -
the horse thief.
Unless good cause is shown, George
Harkel, ii. ii. Hamilton and Charles J.
Haggerty. petit jurors, will be fined So
each for not answering to their names
| when called.
In the case Of Charles E. Dickerman
VS.. Daniel Sullivan, before Judge
| Brill, the jury gave a verdict in favor
of Sullivan. The same result was OBJ
tanned in the case Of Bigford VS.. Sulli-
van. Judge Brill then took up the case
of Alex Kessel VS.. Edward Anderson, a
real estate transaction.
The three cases of BalmeS VS.. Mallers,
consolidated and filed together before
Judge Wilkin, the jury rendered YER
dict of 1850 for Balmes.
Judge Kelly is engages on the case of
John W. Willis VS.. f. W. Benson, a
suit for attorneys fees.
NEW CASES.
Joseph D. Weed has sued Adolph
HirSchman to recover S152.5S, judg-
ment rendered in Savannah, Ga.
J. E. Williams has sued Edward
| Langevin for $4,000 on real estate con-
tract involving part of lots and 10,
block II, Marshall's addition.
S. D. Halliday, assignee of Gregg &
Co., has sued George ID. Jauss for $40 on
note.
l. E. Keller & Co. have sued Peter
Johnson for S129.41 on a promissory
note.
Thomas Brady has sued the city to
| quiet title to a part of lot 5, block 1,
Bazille & Roberts addition.
Benjamin Bank has assigned to Ed
ward j. Schumacher.
SUPREME COURT.
The following decision was handed
down by the supreme court yesterday:
State of Minnesota, respondent, VS..
Charles Fisher. appellant.
SyllabuS-Evidence considered and
held sufficient to sustain a conviction
for larceny under section 41S, penal
code. Order affirmed.
NANDERBURGH, j.
The following cases were argued and
submitted to the supreme court yester-
day:
Alexander Clarke, respondent, VS..
The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
Railway Company, appellant; submit
ted on briefs.
Curtis E, Pratt, respondent, VS.. The
Chicago. Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Rail
road Company, appellant; submitted on
briefs.
In the matter of the estate of Jere-
miah Mccarthy, deceased, Mary Nc
Carthy, administrators. appellant, VS..
Mary Z. Peel, respondent; submitted on
briefs.
William A. Brown, respondent, VS.. st.
Paul & Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany appellant; argued and submitted.