St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-05
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Decisions Handed Down by the
Supreme Court of the United
States.

Decisions Handed Down by the
Supreme Court of the United
States.
Special to the Globe.
e WASHINGTON, Feb. Among the
decisions rendered by the supreme court
of The United States to-day were:
No. 123-The United States, P. E.. VS.. Den
mis- CorWin ct al In error to tine circuit
court of the United States for the Western
district of Texas. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Lamar.
No. l65-The Morley sewing Machine
Company ct al, appellants. VS.. Charles b.:
Lancaster, appeal from the circuit court OF
the United states for the district of Massa-
chusetts. Decree reversed with costs and
cause remaDded with q direction TO enter a
the validity of claims one two, eight and
thirteen of The plaintiffs patent, and iudg-
ing that those claims have been intrlnged
by the defendant, and ordering a reference
to master to take an account of profits and
damages in respect to such infringement,
and awarding to the plaintiffs perpetual
injunction in respect to the four claims
above mentioned; and to take such further
proceedings as shall be according to law and
not inconsistent with the opinion of this
court Opinion by MIR. Justice BlatchfOrd
No. 134-The Eastern Railroad Company,
appellant, VS.. The United States: appeal from
the court of claims. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Harlan.
No. 1I4-William Pinkerton, P. E., vs.
Epifanis Lodoux. In error to the supreme
court of the territory of New Mexico. opin-
ion by MIR. Justice Bradley.
No. S53-The Bank of Fort Madison, ap
pellant, VS.. Philander NJ. Alden ct al. APP
peal from the United States circuit court for
The Northern district Of Illinois. Degree aft
firmed, with costs. Opiuion by Mr.. Justice
Field.
No. 14s-sarah Wilworth, executrix, etc, ct
al, appellants, VS.. j.. L. Harris d Co. ct al
Appeal from the United States circuit court
for the Eastern district of Arkansas Decree
affirmed. with costs. Opinion of Mr.. Justice
Miller.
No. 1O34-The United States, plaintiff, vs..
John d. Hall; No. 1035-The United States,
plaintiff, VS.. George III. Perrin ct al; No
1u36-The United States, plaintiff, VS.. M. F.
Reilly. Upon further consideration, the Or
der denying the motions TO advance these
causes set aside; motions granted and causes
assigned for argument on the third Monday
of March next Announced by Mr.. Chief
Justice Fuller.
No. 1l43-R. B. Reagan, United States
marshal ct al, p. E., vs. w. II. Aiken ct al. ;
motion to dismiss denied, without prejudice
to its renewal upon h hearing of the case
on its merits. Announced by Mr.. Chief Just
ice Fuller.
No. l153-The Grand Trunk Railroad
Company of Canada, p. E., vs. Albert Ives
administrators etc.; motion to dismiss de-
MED. Announced by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller
No. 1l45-Francis B. Fleitas. appellant,
VS.. G. NJ. Richardson; motion to dismiss or
affirm denied. Announced by Mr.. Chief
Justice Fuller.
Original-Ex parte in the mattr Of G. SO
Hay, P E.. petitioners motion for leave is
file petition for a writ Of habeas corpu-
granted, and rule to show cause issued re-
turnable on March lS next. Announced by
Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.
Original-Ex parte in the matter Of Capt.
Jack; petitioners motion for leave to file a
petition for writ of habeas corpus granted,
and rule to show cause issued returnable on
Monday, March Is next. Announced by Mr..
Chief Justice Fuller.
Ex parte in the matter of Anthony Fill.
petitioner. Motion for leave to file petition
by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.
VS.. The Taxing District of Shelby County.
Submission of this cause set aside and case
restored TO the docket to stand Tor oral argu-
ment. Announced by Mr.. Chief Justice
Fuller.
No. SS-The Pattee Plow Company, appel
liant. vs.. Kingman G. Co.; appeal from the
United States circuit court for the Eastern
district of Missouri. Decree affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.
The chief justice announced the following
1t is ordered by the court that mandates
issued in all cases decided prior to Jan. l,
1889, when applied for, except where petit
ton for rehearing is pending and eases dock
eted are dismissed under the ninth rule. Ad-
iourned until Monday, March 4 next, at IL
O'Clock,