The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
SPECIAL TERM DAY.
Heavy Grist of Business Before
District Court.

District Court.
1t was special term day in the district court,
Judge Otis, Judge Brill, Judge Egan and
Judge Kelly sitting. The following cases and
special proceedings were considered:
Judge OTIS ~ 81 Jt's
Minnie /. Stevens ete al, VS.. Samuel G.
Staples; plaintiffs motion for extension of
stay and order to show cause heard and sub
mitted.
Alfred A. Smith VS.. Michigan Buggy Com
pany; plaintiffs motion to strike out por-
ton of the answer heard and submitted
Sarah A. Smith VS.. Lucy F. Carlton; plain
tiffs motion to quiet title granted.
Merton b. Thrift VS.. New Jersey Steel
and Iron Company; plaintiffs motion to quiet
title heard and decree granted.
August E. Ekman VS.. Frederick ]. Romer
ct al; motion to have case signed submit
Judge Brill Ssh
O. w. France VS.. Charles Joy; defendants
application for judgment on pleading sub
James Flanagan VS.. St. Paul City Railway
Company; DEFENDANTS motion for new trial
submitted without judgment
Augusta Heard guardian, VS.. Henry Kilt
son ct al; defendants motion for new trial
argued and submitted. d
In re application of the Great Northern
railway Company from the order of the ware
house and railroad commission stricken
Seymour. Van Santraut ct al receivers VS.
John Hoffman; defendant, and Commercial
insurance Company, garnishee; referred to
Frederick M. Hoblitt VS.. Columbus Buggy
Company, defendant, and Germania Bank.
garnlshee; referred to o. II. Comfort to take
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany VS.. Hiram D. Gates; application to CON
firm sheriff's report of, sale, granted.
In re assignment of Smith Fruit Company:
application to confirm sale of fixtures, grant
In re assignment of John P. Christophel;
application to confirm final account Of as
signee, granted.
In re Insolvency of Estes & Wood; final ac-
count Of assignee, allowed.
Margaret M. Fellows VS.. Daniel E. OCon-
nell; application for final decree in foreclos-
ure, granted.
In re assignment of Amelia W. Kimball,
insolvent; report of sale Of assets filed.
Northwestern Fuel Company VS.. Trustees
Of Manchester College; application for de-
cree of foreclosure granted.
The London and Northwestern American
Mortgage Company VS.. Maggie E. Hardy ct
al; application for the appointment Of
guardian ad Item, granted.
Golf Bros. VS.. James b. Hall, defendant,
and Minnesota Transfer Company, garnishee;
referred to NJ. D. Sackett to take disclosure
Johanna Moel1er VS.. Henry F. Hermeyer ct
al, and Great Northern Railway Company,
garnishee; referred to w. w. Allen to take
In re Henry F. Herrmeyer, an insolvent;
application to confirm sale granted.
Ernest H. Behrens vs.. Aaron Kohn ct al.
and Lindeke. Warner Schumacher, gar
nishee; referred to F. B. Tiffany to take dis
closure.
Same vs. same and Wyman. Partridge &
Co., garnishee; same reference.
Same VS.. same and Rothschild & Co.. gar
nishee; same reference.
Same VS.. same and Minneapolis Milling
Company, garnishee: same reference.
Judge Kelly
Daniel Day, trustee ss.s Charles D. Bill ct
al: continued until Tuesday at 10 a.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS.. Samuel M. Magofin ct al: appli-
cation for order granting plaintiff leave to
fle supplemental complaint; granted
Same VS.. Sarah Lamb ct al; application for
an order granting plaintiff leave to file
supplemental complaint; granted
Same VS.. Julia e. Cornforth ct al: same
application; granted ~
William Friedrich vs. City of st. Paul; mo-
ton for a new trial argued and submitted.
Labor Day Committee.
The Labor day committee was In session
Monday evening last, Harry Franklin in the
chair, with John f. KHeger as secretary.
Practically all arrangements were completed
for the parade and, pienic7tomorrow. Several
subcommittee were selected to assist the
Ed B. Lott, F. J. Boyle, j. F. Krieger and
union depot well supplied with tickets for all
desiring to attend the picnic. F. e. Hoffman
and H. Grise were appointed for special duty
at White Bear lake, while Joseph Scharff-
billing viii take charge OF the floor at the
pavilion and furnish partners to those who
wish to trip the light Fantastic toe.''
The members OF the horshoers union will
meen at Assembly halls at $50 tomorrow
morning. sas -.