St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11
DISTRICT COURT.

The jury is out i'll the case of Flossie
Taylor against the st. Paul Union Stock
Yards company.
Judge Kelly has ordered Judgment in
favor of John Ickler against Ambrose
Batliner for $36S.50.
Tollif Orrick was put on trial in the
United States district court yesterday
on charge of selling liquor to an In
dian.
The indictment against John w. Carl
son, charging him with OBTAINING let
ter, was quaShed by Judge Thomas yes
terday.
Judge Otis has denied the motion of
the defendant for a new trial of the
action of Thomas c. ConnorS against
Frank G. Brady.
The Northwestern Wire Mattress
company has sued the Royal Furniture
and Carpet company for $3S4. 40 due for
, merchandise sold.
Judgde Egan and jury are tryin =
the action brought Ev William Howard
to recover small stock of groceries.
John Sloan. the half-breed, Will lie
put OH trial for murder in The United
States district court Monday. He is &C
cuSed OF choking his Indian wife to
death.
The Ramsey county grand jury put in
yesterday visiting the county and city
institutions. They were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. Fitzgerald, of the work
house.
Judge Egan has filed an order in the
case of Solomon Bowman against the
Hekla Fire Insurance Company, deny
ing the motion of the defendant for a
new trial.
Judge Kerr's court is engaged in try
Ing the two personal Jury cases of
Lucinda and Prindie Partridge against
the st. Paul d White Bear Railway
company.
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the
case of John Fahey against Louis M. Ho-
bel,as special administrator, denying the
defendants motion to permit inspection
of certain letters.
pleaded not guilty to charges of selling
liquor to Indians. The federal grand
jury was i'll session yesterday, and will
continue at work today.
After hearing the evidence Tor the
plaintiff in the case of John Amen
against the Great Northern and the
Omaha" roads, the plaintiff was given
leave to amend the complaint, aud the
case was continued.
In the action of Mary G. McGrath
against Patrick Quinlan, the Jury re-
turned a verdict for the defendant.
This was suit to recover S19S as rent
of farm. 1t was claimed that the rent
was to be paid in hay.
Judge Kelly has flied decree in the
cause of The Dayton's Bluff Building
Association against Charles Alb. Weide
and others, quoting title III the plaintiff
to lot IA, in block 5, of Charles A. B.
Weide's Subdivision No. addition to
st. Paul.
Frank G. Laird has sued Roscoe w.
Gilkey upon note for S11.O9455, and
wants the conrt to declare him the
owner of $50 shares in the capital stock
of the Vermillion Range Lumber and
Iron company, which was turned over
by Gilkey to Laird as collateral security.
The jury has the case of Dorothea
Howak against the City Of st. Paul. At
the conclusion of the trial Judge Kerr
prefaced his charge to the jury by COM
plimenting Judge McCafferty and Cor
very gentlemanly and able way in
which they had conducted their re-
spective sides of the case.
Judge Otis was engaged yesterday in
hearing evidence in the case of Victor
Robertson, as assignee of the Mast, Bu-
ford Il Burwell company, against Jules
Ii. Burwell. Most of the day was taken
up in hearing the testimony of James
g. Hurd, who succeeded Mr.. BurWell as
manager of the company. Mr.. Hurd
came here from Springfield, o., to take
the management of the house.
II. OSry has begun an action against
Meyer ROsenholtZ for malicious prose-
cution, alleging $500 damages by rea-
| son of making complaint against Osry
of stealing goods worth $92.60 Osrv
was put i'll the central police station and
the county Jail on Jan. 8, but was re-
leased upon the hearing in the munic-
ipal court.
An order has been filed by Judge
Kelly in the cause of Matthew Cullen
against Foot. Schulze q Co. The de-
PENDANT is directed to deposit in court
| the amount of the debt set up in the
complaint, and will thereupon be dis
charged from all liability. The Mime
sofa Loan and Trust company is then to
| have an opportunity to interplead and
| show its claim to the money.
Mr. Winklpr'S first pOncprt of tho