Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23
IsAILROADED TO PRISON.

The Supreme Court Decides the House Of
nl-Fame observation-disclosures Emma
Lee is Captured and Sent to the Peni-
tentiray for Six Months.
Acting upon private information fur
nished by Attorney General Hahn, TO the
effect that the supreme court mad
confirmed the sentence of the dis
trict court for Ramsey county
in the case of the State of Minnesota
against Emma Lee, found guilty under in
dictment, of keeping house of ill-fame i'll
st. Paul, the necessary papers were placed
in the hands of Sheriff Richter, yesterday
forenoon, whereupon he arrested the wo-
man and produced her before the court al
2 o'clock in the afternoon, when Judge
Brill sentenced her to six months in the
penitentiary.
j As will be remembered Miss Lee was
with Kitty France, Nellie Otis, Carrie Nc
Carthy, Kitty Smith and Pau
line Bell, indicted by the
grand jury at the September term of the
district court year ago. Kitty Smith
Nellie Otis and Miss Lee were convicted
Kitty France was acquitted, and the jury
disagreed as to Carrie Mccarthy.
upon which the prosecution
was abandoned as to Pau
line bell. Appeals were taken to the su-
preme court i'll the cases of Nellie Otis and
EmmaILee. As an incident of the trials. it
will be remembered that sheriff Richter
allowed Kitty Smith. lin whose case no
appeal was made) to escape him when
personally overseeing the packing of her
wardrobe, after receiving a six
months sentence, since which
she has not, so far as outsiders know been
within his jurisdiction.
In the meantime Nellie Otis. another of
the convicted parties. has temporarily
placed herself outside of the jurisdiction
of Ramsey county court. by
removal to Fargo, D. T.. leav-
ing Miss Lee to ''face the
music" of the new departure in the regu-
lation of the social evil in the incorporated
cities of Minnesota.
The decision under which Miss Lee was
arrested, it is understood. was fled
Friday afternoon, but Attorney General
Hahn, in view of the escape of Kitty
Smith, gave positive instructions to Clerk
Nichols, of the court, not to allow the
opinion in the case to be made public until
Monday. While, as evidenced by the
arrest of Miss Lee, the
concurrent opinion of the
court was in effect that the state has en-
tire jurisdiction in such cases, it is UNDER
stood Justices Mitchell, Berry and Dicker-
son have each written separate opinions,
while Chief Justice Gilfillan adheres to his
former opinion that the regulation of snch
matters, in chartered cities, belong to the
municipality and not to the state.
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