St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
CALL OF CASES.
Trial of Only Two Gases Begun on
Opening Day Of the March
Term.
Grand and Petit Jurors to Appear
for Their LabOFs This
Monday.

The March term of the Ramsey county
district court began yesterday. No
causes were tried except the Pearce
case and that of Walsh against L9yallee
that came over from last week. The
calendar for the term was called and
causes set down for hearing. The petit
jury will appear this morning and the
trial of causes begin. The grand jury
will also convene this morning in pur-
suance of adjournment in January and
proceed with the Investigations as to
the peace of the county.
The following-named petit jurors have
been summoned tor service in United
States district court at Fergus Falls,
| which begins March 2S, 1893:
! William b. BoSworth, Ada; j. S.
MHdgett, Princeton; James +. Broad
bord, st. Cloud; J.G. Wheeler, Kas-
son; p. D. Holte, ColenSo; j. w. Wal =
tiers, Rice: Henry Mott, Barnum;
Charles f. Johnson, Duluth; Fred Hoff-
man, Little Falls; j. H. Sherman, Cen
treville: George L. Rice, Lewis Mayor,
Sank Rapids; l.. f. Henning, Vern-
dale: A. Z. Anderson, Rothsay: W. +.
Ponell, Warren; j. K. Shaw, Duluth ;
J. II. McVeety, HalSted; NJ. p. De-
Wolf, Mora.
Frank Smith was released from Jail
by Judge Egan yesterday on writ of
| habeas corpus. Smith had been held by
, the municipal court to answer any i'll
| dictment found by the grand jury.
Judge Eyan decided that there was not
| sufficient grounds to hold Smith. The
writ of habeas corpus was prepared by
| Henry Johns.
Judge Otis court is still engaged in
| trying the case of Henry b. Walsh
against Paul A. Lavallee.
Annie Funk, as administrative, has
! begun an action against the st. Paul
City Railway company to recover $4,000
| for the death of her husband, Henry
Funk, Aug.5 last. Funk was a plasterer
by trade and was engaged to plaster
! the walls of conduit in a
"a manhole at the corner of
| Broadway and East Seventh street,
where the East Seventh street cable
+; line curves. A cable car was run as an
extra and no man was kept on watch.
The extra car ran along the track within
| one and half minutes after the regular
car and caught Funk and killed him.
! Judge Brill has fled all order
in the case of James Coax
! ley against Morris O'Connor as gar
nishee of Frank Herman. ordering
! O'COnnor as garnishee to pay over
money in ten days or be punished for
| contempt.
In the case of Richard &. Park against
Charles +. Arnold and Agnes Arroll,
! Judge Otis has refuSee to grant the mo-
! ton to set aside the verdict and grant a
/ new trial.
| Judge Kerr has refused to dismiss the
attachment made by John r. Hickey
! against the effects of Autima Foley.
| The demurrer to the complaint in the
| case OF The Joseph SchlltZ Brewing
| Company against Ed $. Bean, sheriff,
and others, has been overruled by Judge
/ Kerr.
A new trial of the case of J. j. Dun
nigan against Daniel Nj. Robin has
| been denied by Judge Otis.
Judge Brill has refused to grant a
| change of venue in the case of James
Sims against The American Steel Barge
| Company.
Leonard w. French. as receiver OF
the effects of Samuel Rosenbaum, has
begun an action against Jacob Ginsbury
and Samuel RoSenbaum to recover
; $4,000 worth of goods secreted at 2Os
FentOn street.