The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-12-05

10 III duOooAOhs
The suit of D. L. Bowen vs.. VIM. Hell
liker is set for tomorrow.
F. M. Currier has been appointed
clerk of the grand jury.
The preliminary call of the calendar
was made yesterday, and the following
cases were set for trial by the jury dur
ing the term:
State of Minnesota, respt., We. Henry
Minks, applt.
Ellis F. Miller VS.. W. r. Geddes, te
be tried by another Judge.
julius Eiker ys. John Oelke.
Frank o. Tyron, respt, vs. The I. B
Scott Lumber Co. and ]. R. Norton, gar
nishee, applt.
Emil Riendonne, respt, VS.. Walter
Faley, applt.
Louis A. Under, as administrator Of
the estate of Robt. L. Lind, deceased
VS.. The Fidelity and Causality Co., Of
New York, w. L. Comstock and R. Ca
ton.
ID. Harding and E. F. Harding vs.
M. o. Whitney.
D. L. Bowen vs.. VIM. Hilliker.
VIM. Sanger VS.. M. Bertelson.
Goetlelb Rerski vs. Carl Schroeder.
deft, Louso Bemler, intervenor.
The following cases were settled and
dismissed:
Continental National Bank VS.. G. F.
Oakley and Cornelia Oakley.
Edwin Baylis vs.. W. E. Edwards.
Frederick Rae vs.. VIM. l.. Mcqueen.
J. S. Wilson, respt, VS. A. j. Gilmore,
applt.
Christ Kruger VS.. Fred Stankey.
Mary Cain, respt, VS.. The Board OF
Co. Commissioners, applts.
Gustuv Stankey, respt, vs.. Christ Kru.
ger, applt.
All of the cases against the Omaha
road were continued until the next
term.
In the case of Hannah c. Smith, as
administrative sof thE estate OF J. W.
Smith, deceased, VS.. 1hs'Wlnona & st,
Peter Railroad Co., motion for dismis.
sal was made by the defense on the
ground that no notice of trial had been
given or issue joined.
In the case of Ferdinand Beyersdorf
We. The Supervisors of the town of Nc
Pherson a motion for continuance was
made by the plaintiff.
The demurrer suit of John Rick vs..
J. A. and Louisa Rick, has been deter
mined and is off of the calendar.
A motion for continuance was made
by the defense in the suit of John N.
Hall vs.. w. M. Hawkins.
In the case of Frank V. Tyron, respt,
vs.. The T. Scott Lumber Co, applt, the
respondent moves to dismiss.
A motion for continuance is made in
the suit of J. G. Roller vs.. A. Q. Wood.
The following cases were added to the
calendar:
State of Minnesota vs.. John Dougherty.
VIM. Eberhart VS.. B. F. Smith.
The case of Clara McBeth vs.. Albert
Macbeth and George Macbeth, by his
guardian, Chas. Macbeth, is on the cal
endar.
Yesterday afternoon the defendant in
]he case of Sarah E. Therln vs.. James
Mclean withdrew his answer and judg-
ment was ordered for the plaintiff III
the sum of $436. Is and costs $14.7O.
Norman Miller and John DORIS were
admitted to citizenship.
From Thursdays Daily.
The District court is now down into
the routine semi,annual grind. Moth
ing of an especially interesting nature
developed Yesterday. The trespass suit
of VIM. Eiker vs.. John Oelke drew out
its tiresome length throughout the day
and into this forenoon. A tive-minute
recess was taken at four o'clock and one
of the jurors, thinking that court had
adjourned, went to his boarding house.
The trial was resumed, the attorneys
agreeing to proceed with eleven jurors.
The grand jury is making good pro-
gress and will adjourn on Saturday. Ii
has completed the investigation of M.
o Wnitney's case, who is charged with
stealing horses from the barn of Don d.
Harding. The assault case of Mrs. Car
ollne Pugh and her children has also
been investigated, and the jury has also
looked into the actions of Geo. Rice,
who had them arrested. Elizabeth E.
Pugh and Morgan Pugh, the children.
were given permission to appear before
the grand jury on their own behalf
Herman Walter was admitted to citi-
zenship.
Judge Severance this morning denied
the motion of the respondent to dismiss
the case of Frank V. Tyron, respt, VS..
The T. B, Scott Lumber Co., applt.
Four indictments were brought in by
the grand jury this noon.
1t was Ben Johnson, we believe, who
when asked Mallock's question, "Is life
worth liying?" replied "That depends
on the liUer" And Ben Johnson doubt.
less saw the double point to the pun
The liver active-quick-lif rosy, eve
rything bright, mountains of trouble
melt like mountains of snow. The liver
sIuuoiah-Efo dulI pvarvthino hiuo