St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-16
SAINT PAUL.
TINKERED TEETH.
Suit of a Dentist to Take FROM u
MANS Mouth "a Gold
Plate.
A Jury to Try Hennig Not Yet
Secured-District Court
Routine.

The question as to a dentist having
lien on false teeth or such all interest
in them as to give him right to take
them out of a mans mouth and sell
them to pay balance of the price OF
making and fitting them, has been
raised in case in the district court.
Charles a. Van Duzee made set OF
teeth for William J. WOolsey, for which
the latter owes $50. The dentist as
signed his claim to David b. Smith,
who sought to recover the price by an
execution on judgment against Wool
sew. The execution failed to secure the
money, and now WooSey is summoned
10 appear before Judge Otis the day be
fore Christmas and show why he should
not deliver the teeth to the sheriff to be
sold. What viii Santa Claus think OF
WoOlseV if he sees him eating Christ
mas turkey without teeth?
The efforts to secure jury to try
Charles Hennig on the charge of being
implicated IN the murder OF Hoppe at
Lake OwasSa July 4, have resulted Ill
the choice OF the following persons.
namely: John c. Hanley, r. H. Shiere,
Oswald WeiS, Mr.. Funk, a. II. Roake,
John Paterson and 7. f. Birmingham.
There is the usual amount of challenges
INDUCED iii by the counsel for both
sides in case of this Importance. The
triers of the challenges for actual bias
are Attorneys Hopkins, Kane and Hart
inSS. The state is making challenges
in several instances where the proposed
jurors are members OF a secret Crgani-
Zation. 1t seems that Hennig IS an Odd
Fellow and was looked after by that
order for time when he was sick.
Ed S. Bean, sheriff Of Ramsey county,
has fled petition, naming A. II. Cape
hart and others as defendants, in which
he asks leave to deposit check for
1854. 50 and other property attached by
him in a suit by a. Il. Capehart against
S. +. Hooper and others, that it may be
turned over into The hands of the court
to await the determination as 10 owner
ship. Sheriff Bean will 90 out Of Office
in few days, and wants tC be released
Of the responsibility of holding the
property pending the litigation.
The West Publishing company has
garnisheed funds of William f. Carroll
in the hands of James A. Ballard, and
of Work and Merchant to satisfy a
claim.
Judge Kerr has filed an order in the
case Oh L HeOuOi6 tOSSNc eli against EliCl
Mcleod and Donald A. Mcleod. The
property of the defendant is ordered
sold to satisfy mechanics lien for
S74.7O.
". B. Bowen was brought up from
Hastings yesterday, ana had hearing
before United States Commissioner
William a. Spencer on a charge of
fraudulent collection of internal reve
nue. tax. lie was remanded to the Ram
sey county Jail, in default of 800 bail,
to await the action of the federal grand
jury.
atrick Hill was found guilty of high
way robbery yesterday. He will not be
sentenced until aftera motion for new
trial is disposed of.
Judge Kely's court is still engaged in
trying the case of Daniel l.. Bell
against William Forrestal and others.
Judge Kerr Is still engaged in hearing
the case Of JosiaS r. King, as admins
traitor, against Mary Mccarthy and
Others.