St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-23
CENSUS CASES CONTINUED.
Next Tuesday the Date Set for
Further Hearing.

Next Tuesday the Date Set for
Further Hearing.
Commissioner Odel'S Office in the
Guaranty Loan building was crowded
to the doors yesterday afternoon when
the time set for the hearing of the
enumerators arrived. Six enumerators
were there, their uames being William
Pulford. P. q. Montgomery, A. S.
Reyes, 81. w. Lewis, Alfred Frechet
and R. S. Pearse. The first five were
arrested the day before. Pearse was
one of the three for whom war rants
were known to be out, and whose
friends promised that they would ap-
pear, but Pearse was the only one OF
the trio who put in an appearance.
Some little time was consumed IN wait
ing for Deputy United States. Marshal
Campbell and j Judge Baxter, and the
delay did not improve the tempers OF
some of the waiting lawyers. Judge
Shaw particularly chafed under the
delay, and did not conceal his impa-
thence. There was restleSSnesS in his
every movement, and the casual specta-
tor would have thought that his heart
was filled with doubly concentrated eX-
tract of crab apple, judging from his
face. Many of the lawyers who have
offices in the building, headed by Tim
Byrnes' facial illumination, strOlled in
to enjoy the fun. Michael Hoy was on
hand was a representative of Bee Nc
KEGS government. While waiting for
Campbell and Baxter, the lawyers pres
ent put in their time-examlnihg the pa
pers in the case. and William Henry.
Eustis dictated telegram to Commits
sioner McCafferty. asking him to con-
tinue the cases of the enumerators who
were to have given bail in st. Paul yes
terday. as the hearing of the more re-
Gently arrested in Minneapolis pre-
vented F. B. Harris attendance upon
the st. Paul proceedings. At last Bax-
ter and Campbell came, and Com mis-
sioner Udell announced himself as
ready, and Judge Shaw arose on the
part of the defendants. 1t was sup
posed that the enumerators would waive
examination, so when Judge Shaw made
his little talk it occasioned some sur
prise. He said:
81 see that this warrant Is made re-
turnable to his honor. Mr.. Dogberry
McCafferty. l would ask that the mat
ter be continued SO that we can consult
with our clients and look over this COM
plant, in order that we may see the
nature of it and how it is made up. And
| want it understood clearly, and want
it made matter of record in this case,
that we reserve for our clients all their
rights. in every form and shape."
"What time would you suggest?"
asked Judge Baxter.
''SOme time next week." was the an
swer.
How would Tuesday or Wednesday
do.f' asked the commissioner.
"That will do" said Judge Shaw.
"Say Wednesday,"
"At what timer"
'The same as to-day"
''Then these cases are continued to
| Tuesday next at 2 o'clock. and the bail
Of each is continued at $780,"
After the commissioner had notified
either party that if they wanted sub
p9nas issued he. must be notified be-
| fore o'clock of Monday, Judge Shaw
again arose, and said as sarcastically as
| possible: 81 would respectfully re-
! quest, in view of recent decision
made made by the legal light in st.
Paul. that it be recored that the de-
| PENDANTS, by this procedure, forfeit
none of their rights" The commits
sioner Informed Judge Shaw that
| he didn't think it would be neces-
| sary to record the procedure. In fixing
| the time for notification of subp9nas
Judge Shaw announced that f. f.
Davis had been retained to defend some
| of the enumeratOrs, and would return
| to the city to-day. The cOntinu-
ance is for the purpose of al
| owing Judge Shaw to find out