St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-15
PRISON CITY PICK|NGs,
Cases Scheduled for Trial in the District
Court.
DEATH OF CARL PIPER.
Check Ferger Kuhn Will Have a Bout
With the Grand
Jury.

On the call OF the calendar at the ad-
journed November term of the district
court yesterday the following cases were
set for trial, or otherwise disposed of:
Susan Clum VS.. the st. Paul Park I'm
provement company, two cases, set for
Jan. 16; 81. j. Anderson VS.. S. ". Camp
bell, and Fred Pennington VS.. same, set
for Jan. 2S; Burns & Shaw VS.. Henry A.
Mieckle, Jan. 16; Strowback. Greiner 81
Co. VS.. W. FL. Bennett ct al, and same
against ST. Paul Park Broom company,
Jan. 30; C. E. Bolles VS.. &C. F. Bean, F.
G. Norris VS.. j. N. Castle, W. S. Good
hue VS.. A. Il. jerks, First National
bank of Oxford VS.. j. A. johnson d Co.,
Walter Mann, trustee, VS.. Saltwater
Union Depot and Transfer company.
and William G. Bronson, assignee of
Matt Clark Transportation company,
VS.. W. M. Campbell, stricken from
the calendar; Helen NJ. TOrinus,
eXecutriX, VS.. John Mathews and
Albert Lambert. Hudson Lumber Com
pany VS.. Walker, Judd s. Veazie; David
Burke VS.. c., st. P. NJ. Il o. Railroad
Company: Mary l.. SchoOnmaker VS..
Mortimer Webster; Sven johnson VS..
II. D. Quincy; William Armstrong VS..
LIE Claire Navigation Company; Peter
Record VS.. Same and George Pickering
VS.. Same continued; Matt Clark, trustee,
VS.. Stephen Doyle, answer withdrawn;
P. Fl. BoWiin VS.. Lyons q Malloy, dis
missed. plaintiff not appearing; Alvin
E. Mccartney VS.. Fred Berger, dis
missed by consent; Benjamin F. Hill VS..
st. P. & d. Railroad Company, settled.
Judge McCluer also held special term,
at which was argued motion to dis
miss an injunction in the Pine county
case of the Kettle River Railroad Com
pany VS.. The Eastern Railway Com
pany of Minnesota. A. E. Doe was adj
mitted to practice in the courts of the
state.
Carl Piper, prominent business man
OF the city and member OF the brew
ing firm of Apple &c Piper, died yester-
day of consumption after an illness dur
ing only four days of which was he con-
fined to his bed, having attended to
business at his Office during part of the
last week. The funeral will take place
at o'clock tomorrow from the family
residence, 1104 South Fourth street, and
of the Msennerchor and Knights of
Honor, of which he was member. The
deceased was born June %. 1855, at
Griefswald, province of Pomerania.
Prussia, and up to the fall of 1886 he
had been employed as bookkeeper for
upward of twelve years with the house
of j. G. Oswald Il Co., Minneapolis. In
September, 1852, he was united in mar
rage to Miss Theresa Apple, daughter
of Mrs. Susannah Tepas, of this city, the
widow and two children surviving him.
In November, 1886. he removed here
from Minneapolis, and with his brother
in-law, Frank j. r. Apple, formed a
partnership as proprietors of the North
western brewery. He was highly es-
teemed both socially and in commercial
circles.
There are to be heard in the district
court either this or the coming week
thirty-nine cases brought for the col
lection of delinquent personal property
taxes. The more important, and those
in which answers have been filed, are
those against the Union Depot and
Transfer company, z. E. Butts and
Philip Mueller. The Transfer company
answers that it is railway corporation,
and under the general laws has paid
over certain percentage of its income
in lieu of personal property tax. Butts
defends on the ground that he listed the
debts which he owed to Offset the
mortgages upon which he is taxed, and
Mueller sets up that he made all assign
ment of his property, and that the
county should have filed its claim and
come in as preferred creditor of the
estate in the hands of the assignee.
Muller Post G. A. r. will be repre-
scented at the department encampment
to be held in Minneapolis Jan. 26. 81, %,
by Post Commander Adam Marty, W.
81. II. Taylor, +. E. Joy, Sam BIOOmer
and Harlow Mcintyre, and Delegates
Myron Shepard, Andrew Meehan and
John Morgan. Alternate delegates are
Greenleaf Dorr, George W. Bennett and
A. Ell. Chase.
The time check forger arrested Sat
urday evening and known yariouSly as
Smith, Larkey. King and Kune, APP
peared in police court yesterday, giving
his true name as Alfred Kuhn. He
waived an examination, and in default
of $500 bonds was committed to await
the action of the grand jury.
Justice Albert Wilson, of the firm of
Birmingham & Wilson, in attempting to
arrest the fall of sheet of glass yester-
day, received a severe cut in the right
wrist, partially seyering the tendons.
Representatives Gebhard Willrich, of
Ramsey; II. 3. Vollmer, of Washington
county, made joint and lengthy call at
the prison yesterday.