St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-03
FOR WHAT PURPOSE {?
Men Alleged to Be More Than
Willing to BE Picked as
Jurors.
MIR. Erwin Appears as Leading
Counsel for the imprisoned
DIR. Pearce.

The efforts to secure jury to retry
the Dr.. Pearce cOse resulted yesterday
in the selection of two gentlemen. They
are h0th butchers, and they are far from
being satisfied at being kept in the Gus
tody of the sheriff. They will have to
sacrifice something for the benefit of
country, however. Mr.. Erwin appeared
yesterday tor the defense in company
with Mr.. Brown. Judge Kelly has
ordered fifty talesmen summoned for
his morning, when the efforts to Sc
ure twelve jurors will be renewed. 1t
has been rumOred that there is an oc-
casiOnal man lettering around in the
way of the deputy Sheriffs i'll the hopes
OF being called as q taleSman, but for
the most part the better class of citizens
desire to avoid being called On the jury.
II has been rumored that q student of
the university i'll the medical depart
ment was one of those who desired a
place on the former jury, but failed to
succeed.
In the case of Charles Scribner'S Sons
against William Rhodes. Judge Brill
has overruled the demurrer TO the
answer, and incidentally holds that the
transaction between the plaintiff and
Teeple was conditional sale, and not
mortgage.
Ole G. Ask has begun an action
against Emeline E. Palms and others to
foreclose mortgage for SS55.E0 upon
lot IL. block OF Rogers addition.
The ST. Paul National bank has sued
Jonn Boyer to recover S493.98, due upon
prOmisS0ry note.
Malvina NJ. Henderson has been ap-
pointed as guardian ad litem of her
fourteen-year-Old son, William M. Still,
for the purpose of suing the Horne
DanZ company for $1,000 damage for
the loss OF fingers while working at ma
chinerv.
The attorney. E. S. Thompson, has
attached the effects of James o. Pearce
to satisfy claim Of 500 for services as
an attorney Ill connection with the de-
Tense of Thomas j. Pearce, the brother
of james 0. Pedrce.
Mary McNamee has attached the
effects of Charles Cloifey to satisfy a
claim OF $3.50.
The personal injury case of John
Delude against The st. Paul City Rail-
way Company is still on trial in Judge
Kerr'S court.
In the case of Francisco KaSsella
against The City of st. Paul the jury
returned verdict in favor of the city.
Judge OTIS court is engaged with the
case OF Knudt AmundSOn against Pat
lick DOherty.
The case of Dodge against the Mil
waukee road is being tried in Judge
Egan's court. Dodge was put off a train
and asks $1,000 damages.
There are innumerable complaints
made as to the condition of sidewalks
and streets i'll the city. These COM
plants are multiplying since the recent
blizzard. The complaints are made
against the city as we'll as individuals.
1t has been wondered why the city does
not make paths at least around its own
property, for instance around Rice park,
where the sleighing carnival starts Sat
urday. A number have complayed that
the sidewalks around parks. and this
one in particular, have not been
cleaned. Charles 5. Steele says that for
one he is willing to contribute s. TO-
ward cleaning the walk around Rice
park. in case the city cannot afford TO
bear the expense.