Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

F. Bassett.
For cause shown the following were OK
cused for the term:
Philip Verplank Otto Hunt,
E. NJ. johnson, ". T. Harris,
L. r. Whitewell, John D. Pollock,
w. q. Godfrey, II. N. Kellogg, 80
Stephen G. Cook, H. Il. Miller.
The following were excused until Oct. 7th:
II. r. Searles and Alexander johnson. D.
e. Fogarty was excused until the adjourn
ment of the grand jury, and B. Magoffen
until the 18th inst.
special venire was ordered for II petit
jurors returnable at 10 o'clock A. NJ to-day
The court then took up the trial by Jury
of the case entitled Whorton & Newton vs.
w. L. Anderson. Ex- Gov. Davis appeared
for plaintiffs and S. l.. Pierce for defendant.
The matter involved is rent due, which the
defendant claims is over and above what
was verbally agreed should be paid. This
case was interrupted for
THE ATTACHMENT OF PRISONERS.
The crowd of prisoners were martialed in
by Sheriff King and Deputy Sheriff Harri-
son. They resembled Fthe looks of Just
such gangs as loom up at court after due in.
quiry by the grand jury.
David Motion was first called. He had
for his lawyer Hon. G. D. O'Brien. The
reading of the Indictment for larceny was
waived, the plea of not guilty entered and
Motion was released on bail of $500.
The next case was that of Hiram Dyer,
indicted for stabbing Al. Guerin, which in
dict!nent the GLOBE heretofore excluded
from its reports of the grand jury proceed
ings, because Dyer was at large. He plead
ed not guilty, by his lawyer, s. L.. Pierce,
and was released on $500 bail.
The next arraigned were the boys who
robbed Hall & Parr and McFarland's store.
The youngsters came tremblingly to the
front to plead, which they did as follows:
Louis La Rose, not guilty; released on
5000 bonds.
Timothy Mccarthy, same as preceding.
Bartlett Connolly, Frank Donnelly and
Patrick McDonough, also involved in the
robbery, pleaded not guilty, and not having
bondsmen in 5000 each, were sent to Jail.
MIR: G: D. OBrien appeared
for all the above. It is more than likely the
youngsters will not be brought to trial but
will be sent to the reform school.
Frank Shay, indicted as Sheehey, broke
tho monotony by pleading guilty to rob-
berry.
John Hennessey keeps up this streak of
confession by also pleading guilty to rob-
berry.
James Kelly, John Clark, William Walk
or and James butcher, the gang who robbed
Domlnic1 Areynski NEAR Carver's cave, So
cure the services of w. W. Erwin as coun-
sci by court appointment, and then ask and
are glanted until next Wednesday to make
plea.
Albert Forsman, the Windsor hotel clerk
robber, defended by I. Y. D. Heard secures
the same privilege allowed the proceeding.
William Harris, colored, who robbed Mrs.
Weed, got his time extended to Wednesday.
Joseph Hendrickson exacted the same
privilege and got it.
w. H. Williams, indicted as w. II. Wilson,
who stole MIR. Fishers coat, etc., was per-
United till Wednesday to reflect on his
guilt or innocence, and announce it as he
may have determined.
Theodore Smell, who stole $65 from
Kiatner at McGrath's farm, will also deelar
his innocence or guilt on Wednesday at /
O'Clock A. M.
VIM. Cody will answer four times next
Wednesday as to his innocence and guilt,
the court having allowed VIM. Cody to turn
Over in his mind whether he stole a horse,
two sets of harness aud buffalo robe,
This finished the criminal business for the
day, and the civil case of Morton and
Wharton against Anderson was resumed b ut
not finished at the hour of adjournment, 6
o'clock P. M.
The Grand Jury.
The grand jury did good day work yes
terday. Besides reporting the indictments
mentioned above, the jury transacted the
following business:
John Cook, charged with stealing 800 or
Whereabouts from the Lake Como "Last
Chance" house, had his case investigated.
he wasn't indicted.
Last summer Jeff Hudson struck Barbara
Reynolds so hard he broke her Jaw. Both
are colored nuisances who have had an abid
ing place on Minnesota near Tenth street.
Inc grand jury rather thought JEFF had
done q good thing in breaking Barbara's
jaw, at any rate they found no Indictment
against him.
The next time JEFF Hudson didn't fare so
well. Quite recently he mauled colored
brother named Jackson. For this he was
indicted yesterday, though the iury adj
lourned before the Indictment was signed.
However, 1t will receive the proper signature
to-day in time to be returned into court at
10 O'Clock A. M. g
Humphrey, another notorious darkey who
has already been indicted during this session
of the grand jury, was introduced to their
attention again, yesterday, on the charge of
stealing wash boiler, etc., from Kennedy's
barber shop on Robert. street.. Somehow
the charge couldn't be made to stick, and
Humphrey goes acquitted this time.
Wilson, the st. Louis tramp, who stole
some billiard balls from Charly Cald-
wells "Blue 'front.' and also broke in the
windows at Hicks restaurant, had his case
demanded to the municipal court for adj
Judlcation, punishment or what not.
Fralher, or "Sheepshead" John. the sa-
loon keeper near Lake Como, who shot a
young man named Riley, had his case called
up. The grand jury found an indictement
against MIN, notwithstanding the absence of
Rlley, the prosecuting witness and ininred
party.
1t has been mentioned above, but inst
about here the grand jury resolved to
make report of progress in court to. dav at
10 o'clock A. NJ. ~
AS to what should be be done this ef+e-
noon, the jury determined as follows:
At 2o'clock they expect to INVESTIGATE Tho
lsaacs-Orschel business, or transoot;o,,s
growing OF out and after the failure of Isaacs
the tobacconist under the Warren honse
AS County Attorney Rogers is counsel for
Orschel, party interest, ATTORNEY Generai
wilson will conduct the Investigation on the
part of the State. ~ VIZ
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