St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-13
SERVANTS OF UNCLE SAM.

Petit Jurors Summoned to Serve
at the Special Term ofthe United
States Centrifugal Miscellany.
The following list of petit jurors are
summoned to sit at the special term of
the United States district court, which
convenes Tuesday, April 9: A. E..
Allen, Minneapolis; George w. Kniss,
Luverne; A. j. Chamberlain, Geneva;
Charles E. Lovett, Duluth; w. III. Jones,
Heron Lake; g. Leenhardt, GAINESVILLE;
r. F. Hersey, Saltwater; w. III. SWEET,
Minneapolis; A. l.. CoSter, Minneapolis:
Nathan Ford, st. Paul: Thomas T.
Smith, st. Paul; Joseph Hyatt, Clear
water; A. B. Bartlett, Glenville; George
ii. Huntington, Minneapolis; F. P.
Brown, Blue Earth City: w. L. Wilson,
st. Paul; j.. NJ. Daggett, st. Paul !;
Joseph Harris, Fergus Falls; w. j.
Freaney, st. Paul; A. B. Driscoll, ST.
Allard, Duluth; William Morrill,,
AnOka; Charles a. Moore, st. Paul.
DISTRICT COURT.
Charles Davidson sues and attaches
Samuel E. Brown to recover 1898 for
professional services rendered.
Judge Villas filed a decision yesterday
in the case of The Ancient Order of
Drnids, Minnesota Grove No. l, of St.
Paul, against John d. and Sarah B..
Ramaley. The case grew out of the
leasing by the DruidS to the Ramaleys of
the triangular piece of property located
between Seventh, Market and st. Peter
streets, now occupied by stone foun-
dation wherein the Ramaleys intend to
erect a large building. According to
the terms of the lease it was not assign
able NntWit CT fhic olonco
however, j. ID. Ramaley assigned the
lease to the co-defendant, his wife,
Sarah B. Ramaley. After a lapse of
over a year, during which time the
DruidS accepted the rent from the as
Slgnee, they commenced an action to
recover possession and declare the lease
terminated. The court rules that the
Druids. Sanctioning the assignment by
accepting the rent from the assignee, is
entitled to recover nothing save SS46
rent and taxes due upon the premises
accrulng during the pendency of this
suit.
: In the case of Emily Norton and 9TH
erS against Wilson Eugene Robert. by
his guardian, Matthias Breen, Judge
Simons ordered the Judgment appoint
ing commissioners of the estate set aside
and grants plaintiffs privilege to serve
an amended complaint.
In the case of A. ID. Warner against
ID. A. Campbell, an action On real es-
tate contract, the jury rendered a YER
diet of $3.50 for Warner.
Upon defendants motion, Judge
Kelly dismissed the case of J. B. Heb
erling, as receiver of Nerette & st. Jean,
against Beaupre, Keogh d Davis. Ner.
cite q st. Jean, insolyents, assigned
personal wares to Beaupre, Keogh &
Davis under contract that the proceeds
OF their sale should be distributed
among their creditors. Beaupre, Keogh
d Davis failing TO comply with the al
legged agreement, suit was brought by
the receiver in behalf of creditors.
L. II. l.. Hardenbergh & Co. by the
executors sue John ID. Kaestner to
cover 81, 296.S0 for goods sold and de
livered.
The st. Paul Harvester Works sue
w. e. Farnsworth on note of $50.
In the case of Herman Haupt, Jr..
against Ingersoll & Camden. an action
to recover balance of $500 due upon al
accounting of property sold for Haupt.
Judge Villas grants Haupt nothing and
orders Judgment of $50 for Ingersoll
d Camden counter claims for commits
sion.
Herman Buckley & Co. file suit
against j. H. Mailer & Co. to recover
1866 for wagonette.
III. S. Fairchild brings suit against
Thorklld Wilson to quit title to lot s
block 4, Cruikshank's Garden Lots.
The case of The st. Paul Knitting
Company against The Granite State Fire
Insurance Company. an action to re
cover 81 500 insurance upon their fac
tory which was destroyed by fire las
spring, was on trial before Judge Kerr
yesterday. The condition of the policy
confined the knitting company to the
use of coal, and it is now alleged by the
defense that they used crude petroleum.