St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-19
HIS NAME rs DENNIS.

"A bACIlc.SCarrcU veteran S0u-
fenced to State Prison for As
sault-Legal Miscellany.
In the district court yesterday MORN
ing before Judge Brill, Dennis Hurley,
who several days ago pleaded guilty to
the charge of assaulting M. G. Rogers,
was sentenced to two years in state
prison. Hurley was indicted for as
sault in the the third degree, and when
sentence was about to be pronounced
he showed the court several letters tes-
tifylng to his good character. He is an
old soldier, and several veterans pres
ent in court asked that clemency be ex-
tended to Hurley.
Richard Kemp, charged with the lar
was before the court and had bail fixed
at $500.
Michael Foley, indicted for hurting a
rock through the window of passen-
ger coach, pleaded not guilty and was
remanded to Jail.
The four boys, Henry Pottgeiser, Aug
Asher, Dan Peppinan and Joseph Mush-
brucker, who were indicted for larceny
in the first degree. were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
In the case of MP. Sattler against The
City of st. Paul, an action to establish
boundary line, the jury rendered YER
dict for the city.
Henry Fox, a clothing dealer on East
Seventh street, made a voluntary as
signment yesterday morning to James
Schoonmaker. A schedule of the liabil-
ties exhibits an Indebtedness OF Sl7,-
1885. The inventory has not yet been
taken, but the assets will probably be
about $4,000.
The case of A. P. Cameron & Son
against Rufus c. Jefferson, an action to
recover for building material furnished
and labor performed, was on trial before
Judge Brill yesterday. 1t will be re-
sumed tomorrow morning. The case
of HOrsnell against Mcnamara will also
be taken up before Judge Villas.
A venire of 100 jurors has been issued.
returnable Tuesday morning.
Judge Kelly will take up the criminal
calendar either Monday or Tuesday
morning.
In the matter of the suit of the Engel-
Dreis Company and the Petition for
an order commanding Martin Dreis, its
president, to render an accounting of
moneys collected and disbursed for and
in behalf of the concern, the defendant
was in court yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Dreis filed motion for a dismissal
of the order to show cause why
he should not be enjoined from ex-
ercising any rights in regard to the
cOmpany's affairs. There was so much
on at the special term held before Judge
Villas that the hearing was not finished.
1t will be taken up tomorrow morning,
however, and further order of the court
issued.
In the probate court the claim of A.
M. Radcliff, of So 900 against the estate
of the late N. W. Kittson, was heard
and taken under Amusement by Judge
Morrison.
in the case of H. W. Carter against
John Grant and others, an action to re-
cover OH promissory note given by one
partner after the dissolution of his firm
in the name of the firm. and without the
authority or consent of the other part
ner, Judge Kelly orders judgment for
Grant.
Fred Kruger, who was arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Brackett
at Red Lake Falls Oh bench warrant,
was brought to st. Paul and is now
lodged in the county Jail. Some time
ago the prisoner was indicted for sell
ing liquor to the Indians, gave bail for
his appearance and then skipped.
The case of George Jacoby, set for
yesterday, was again continued to next
Wednesday.
NEW SUITS.
Michael Rossback and others. heirs at
law of Frederick Rossbach, deceased,
sue Julia Hill and all 9th er persons
or in the estate of deceased. for judy
ment of the district court ordering the
division of $4,000 worth of property
now in the hands of the Hill