Daily globe., 1879-01-24
IN THE MESHES.
More Prisoners Arraigned in tho District
Court--A General Plea of Net Guilty.

More Prisoners Arraigned in the District
Court--A General Plea of Net Guilty.
Benjamin Rose Indicted for Perjury.
The district court opened at 10 o clock A. NJ,
Judge Wilkin on the bench.
The case set for trial entitled James Boyd VS..
Boyer d Porten, was called. The cause may be
termed contract fight over the Anoka court
house, and involves about $500. Hon. 81. J.
Horn, Esq, for plaintiff, and W. H. Sanborn,
Esq, for the defendants. Jury was impan-
neled and the case commenced.
ARRANGEMENT OF PRISONERS.
At this juncture, Deputy Sheriff Harrison
marshalled in three prisoners to permit them
to have preliminary SAY" in their respective
cases.
First, Henry Thompson was requested to adj
NIT OF deny his guilt to the charge of stealing
u lot OF old clothes from the Relief society.
His attorney, Mr.. Allis, waived a reading of the
nulctmens, and between the two the clerk
was enabled to enter plea of not guilty oppo-
site Thompson's name on the record.
Thompson turned to CO. but was checked by
a query relative to his personal belief about his
own guilt or Innocence to the charge of burg
larry.
Mr.. Allis moved to quash the Indictment (No.
y On the grounds that it did not show that his
client did "brcak through, etc., and that he
may have only entered after his companion,
Yankee Sullivan, did the muscular work.
The court was enable to see it thus, and over
ruled the motion. Then the clerk got in his
work IN writing down the two words, not
guilty.
Alfred Wilbur, who stole DR.. Mintzer's
harness, and expected to get horse to fit, was
next called to make answer. He had lawyer,
and had called him from the bar at Minneapo-
lis, didn't say what kind of bar, but said his
name was Dunn. Under the circumstances,
his lawyer being just ten miles awey, he asked
until to-day to plead. It was done.
No. of the lot was James Ira Beach, charg-
ed with manslaughter in the fonrth degree, for
the staying of Alexander Hamilton.
When his name was called, Mr. Edwin
Grloble, attorney etc., volunteered the in
formation that Beach was without money and
wanted a lawyer.
The court interrogated Beach as to his inan-
cial condition.
Beach, thought had a lawyer. had paid
MIR: Gribble all the money had.
The court looked question.
MI. Grlbbe explained that the amount was
small, and after all it was only paid to him
for conducting the case in the municipal
court.
The court again asked Beach if he wanted q
lawyer, and told him he could express
preference.
Beach-If am allowed any choice, I will
take Mr.. G. D. O'Brien
The court appointed Mr.. O'Brien, and Beach
was allowed until Saturday to make his plea.
The case on trial was then resumed, and con-
tlnued until the hour of adjournment.
THE GRAND JURY
At a o'clock the grand jury came into court
made final report, and was discharged.
The foreman handed up big batch of pa
pers, reports, etc" published elsewhere, and
one Indictment.
benjamin Rose was the party indicated for
perjury, las heretofore alluded to in the GLoDE.
The perjury is alleged to have occurred in a
recent trial before James F. O'Brien, ESQ.,,
referee, in case wherein Lindauer, Mayer Il
Rosenblatt, of Chicago, were plaintiffs, and
Rose was defendants; a Judgment for 1856 was
rendered against the defendant, but was never
satished. So During an investigation relative to
the execution, Rose swore he had transferred
or conveyed watch to Norman W. Kittson
several weeks before the inquiry which hap
pened about Nov. 2lst, 1878. The facts alleged
are that Rose conveyed the watch, pending the
inquiry, with intent to defraud, ETC.
The court Immediately issued bench war
rant, and soon thereafter Rose was brought
into court in custody Of the sheriff.
Accused asked to be admitted to sail, which
the court granted, setting the same at 81, ,OOO
Accused then departed, in custody of the shcr-
H, to hunt up sureties
At = o'clock the court adjourned until 10
clock A. NJ. to-day.
OPINIONS, MOTIONS, ETC.
Before Judge Simons.]
Albert Scheffer ct al, executors, vs.. Daniel
McCalne. Motion for new trial denied.
Before Judge Wilkin.
Nels Peterson VS.. Eastwood & Mullins. Mo-
tion to amend plaintiffs bill Of exceptions de-
MED.
Adam Rau vs. N. P. Longford. Items to the
amount of $3 on taxation of costs disallowed.
Before Judge Brill.
In the mattar of the estate of Andrew Jack
Son, deceased. Decision declaring Morgan s.
Grey is entitled to the conveyance of certain
property.