Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19

Russell was convicted OF murder In the
FIRST degree. His case was brought to SUI
preme court. a reversal secured and a
change OF venue taken to Dawes county.
where he was again convicted, but for
murder in the second degree. II is upon
this conviction that the case is now in
supreme court the second time. Associated
with the attorney general In the presenta-
tion Of the states case was NJ. F. Har-
rlngton Of O'Neill. while Russell is repre-
sented by A. W. Critics Of Chadron and
w. H. Tanning Of Crawford.
supreme Court Proceedings.
Proceedings in the supreme court No
vember IS:
The following causes were argued and
submitted: Ayers against Wolcott, oak
ley against Carr. Chicago. Rock Island a
Chicago House wrecking Company against
Stewart Lumber Company, Harte against
Reichenburg. Mutual BENEFIT Life Insur-
Omaha against Hager, South Omaha
against Wrzesinski. First National Bank
Pany. First National Bank Of chadron
against hughes. Antilles against Schroeder,
Red Willow County against Smith. Crum
against johnson, Nebraska Shirt Company
against Horton, Grant against Commercial
National Bank of Omaha, Palmer against
Burleigh. Hogsett against Harlan County.
of Sutton against Ashley, Tracy against
Grezaud, Merchants and manufacturers
Mutual Insurance Company against Baker,
Rydson against Larson, Mclean against
Mccormick. Haskell against Read, Hart
against Beardsley, Lincoln against Lincoln
Street Railway Company, Lincoln against
Lincoln Street Railway Company, Modern
Woodmen OF America against Coleman,
Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway Company against Lagerkrans; Du-
irene against Anderson, Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company against Phoenix In
surance Company of Brooklyn, Union Stock
Yards National Bank against Board OF
County Commissioners Of Thurston County,
Fremont Brewing Company against Han
| sen. Moores against State eX rel Gordon,
Russell against State. Anselme against
American Savings and Loan Association.
lehman against Brueveleit. Miner against
Bradney, German Insurance Company. of
Freep0rt, III. against DAYS; Lee against
City. Colo, against Young.
The following causes were dismissed:
Allen against Belmont lrrlgatlon and water
Power Company, Colpetzer against Sayre
Hearing on the following causes was con-
tinued: Plalnview State Bank against
Hecht, Parkins against Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company.
The following miscellaneous orders were
made: Agnew against Omaha National
Bank motion to vacate order allowing re-
hearing on motion to quash bill of excep-
tions continued to November 10; Chicago
/ House Wrecking Company against Stew
art Lumber Company, submitted on mo-
ton of plaintiff below for leave to amend
petition therein to conform to facts proven
on file of cause; Reishick against Reiger,
submitted on motion Of plaintiff for leave
Fox, submitted on motion to strike from
files briefs filed on behalf of Paxton c..
Stoddart and Stella NJ, Stoddart; m
and Manufacturers InsrSarce Company
against Collins, submitted on motion to
dismiss; State against Porter, advanced for
trial in sixty days; Benedict against T. l..
V. Cattle Company, leave to appellee to file
amended transcript; Fifer against Burch,
submitted on motion suggesting diminu-
manding him to certify to this court full
and correct transcript Of proceeding; Ger
man Insurance Company against Shader,
motion suggesting diminution and leave to
file additional transcript sustained; Parker
against Parker, submitted on motion OBJ
jecting to Jurisdiction and to quash service
Of First National Bank of Madt-
son against Tompkins, motion to extend
time in which appellants are required to
days sustained; Dun Grain Company
against Jones, motion for Judgment on
against Ainsworth, advanced, sixty days
given, to plaintiff to serve and nile brieis
and thirty, days thereafter TO deten1ant ~
for hearing to January 8, 1893; AdIer agains'
Holman, consolidated with 1915 and ad-
vanced; Connecticut Trust and Savings De,
posit Company against Fletcher, advanced
for hearing December l6; OShea against
Kavanaugh, motion to strike motion dSr
First National Bank of Columbus against
State ex rel O'Briens submitted on motion
objecting to Jurisdiction; State ex rel Conn
against lessen, leave to docket; State
against DeWolf, leave to docket; State eS
rel Board of Educational Lands and Funds
against Stuefer, leave to docket; Hoffman
against American Exchange Bank, sub
mitted on motion for mandate; Frlska
against Miller, leave to plaintiff In error
to file briefs on motion for hearing II
thirty days: Penfold against Grover. leave
to Judge Bartlett to serve and ME prlnteo
DAYS, leave to amend answer to motion &c
strike bill of exceptions.