St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.
The General Term which Begins Tues
day with the Longest Calendar
on Record,
The Cases for the Grand Jury to Look into
Plenty of Work.

cases, and the fall term calendar in 1882
contained $50 cases, so the amout of work
for the court this term can be understood
Of the LOIS cases Alb are personal tax and
thirty arc real estate tax cases. There are
forty-eight court cases continued from pre-
vious terms and sixty-four jury cases. There
are eighteen new appeal cases and 3S5 new
cases. The jury cases are to be heard by
Judges Lochren and Koon, the court cases
out side of the King-Remington
suit, there are few of the civil
cases in which there will be any general in
terest.
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The criminal calendar is also unusually
large, and embraces number of interesting
cases, among which is the trial of Anthony
Cantieny for the murder of Officer Laughlin.
The following are the criminal cases which
will be brought before the grand jury:
James Mesker, attempted burglary; charged
with entering John Carlson's boarding house, at
No. 216 Second street south, in the night time
for the purpose of burglary.
Patrick Harrington, larceny from person !;
charged with snatching watch from the neck OF
one Gusta Brown, while she was hunting up
vacant house on First street.
c. f. Britton, larceny from shop; charged
with breaking into Bentson Bros. clothing store
on the Sunday morning of Oct. 5, and carrying
of SEQ worth OF clothing and jewelry.
Andrew Anderson, larceny from Andrew John
son, September 81, of watchv alued at SIS.
Swan johnson, assault with dangerous
weapon upon Pat Calihan October IS
Michael Grady, larceny; charged with grab
bling and carrying away satchel containing
gold watch ard chain locket, bracelets, ear rings
and gold button-all valued at S5O-from Hattie
Wheeler on May 4.
Daniel Haley, assault with a dangerous
weapon; charged with committing the dangerous
assault upon John Kennedy, the Manitoba
bridge Waterman, on May 1,
Thomas O'Neil, Thomas Lacy and Thomas Cal
lahan, robbery; charged with assaalting old man
Reuben Estey an employment bureau agent on
Washington avenue north, and then robbing him,
on the night Of May 81.
Edward O'Brien, larceny from shop: charged
with burglarizing j. Gittleson's second hand
store, No. 1l1A Washington avenue north, of
S73 worth of goods the night of June s.
Charles Harris, burglary; charged with break
ing into Whltcombe's store, No. 1901 Hennepin
avenue, and stealing shot gun, revolvers, ETC.,
valued at S72, on June 5.
John Malone, larceny from person; charged
with stealing a watch and chain valued at S35
from James Snyder, June o.
John Burmese. larceny in an office; charged
with stealing j. E. Finnigan's $50 overcoat from
his office June 16.
William Harris, larceny in dwelling; charged
with stealing coat, vest and set of teeth, valued
at S25, from one d. X. Cannon, of Burlington,
while he was at the Kesler house June 10.
Andrew Kelly, larceny from dwelling; charged
with entering c. A. Hamilton's house. No. BOB
Washington avenue south, and carrying off one
castor, valued at So, June 25.
Edward Mcdonald, larceny in dwelling enlarged
with entering Mrs. s. L. Browns residence, No
134 Ninth street north, June 80, and stealing E.
A. Browns pants, valued at SIS.
Thomas King, John Henry, Frank Ball, Frank
Milan, larceny; charged with stealing a S4S
watch and chain from the clothes of Harry Col
Inns while he was in swimming in the river on
June 90.
VIM. Price, larceny from person; charged with
stealing 500 bill from Joseph Liable while he
was showing it to him price, on July 2.
James Nicholson, larceny from shop; charged
with burgarizing Levy IL Company's store, No
226 Washington avenue south, the Fourth of
July night and carrying of $257 worth of cloth
ing and jewelry.
ID. c. Robinson, forgery; charged with pass
ing forged check upon and obtaining money
from Harry Edelman, July 10, Sl2.
Horatio l.. Pond, false Pretenses; charged
with presenting 500 check to Annie st. Clair,
and upon pretense that it was good, received
$3.50, on July l.
Charles Baker, larceny in dwelling; charged
with robbing John II. Downing, of Grandville,
Ia, while he was in his room at the St. James
Harriet b. Burner, keeping house of ill-fame;
charged with keeping house near Thirty first
street and Stevens avenue, where two young
girls, Florence Moser and Lille Headley, were
subjected 10 the base designs of men.
c. Anderson, larceny in dwelling; charged
with entering Nelson's boarding house. No 100
Second street south. on the night of July 10, and
stealing SIS from the clothes of Frank Ganstad.
Antony Canteny, murder; charged with shoot
ing Police Officer James Mclaughlin in the stom-
ach on the morning of July %, from which
wound the officer died.
Francis Smith, entering dwelling; charged
with breaking into John ii. Longs room at No
$50 Nicollet avenue, on July "a. with the intent
to commit larceny.
Chailes Henning. larceny from shop; charged
with breaking into A. Z. GregOry's pawn shop,
No. 527 Washington avenue south, on the night
of July &c, and carrying off jewelry to the value
of S137.
Della White, assault with dangerous weapon:
charged with shooting Matte Jones in the face,
the result OF a quarrel i'll rooms over the House
of David on the night of July %,
William Jones, larceny; charged with stealing
Thomas Thompson's horse and wagon, valued at
S2S5, on July 25
Oliver L. Patch, manslaughter; charged with
shooting and killing Harry b. Davids, his wifes
paramount, on the evening of August ., on Fifth
avenue south.
John Ryan and Thomas Collins. larceny from
shop: changed with breaking into j, A, Bixby
u Co.'S hardware store, on the night of July 10,
and carrying away hardware to the value of
SI69.4S
Albert W. Rowley, larceny charged with
stealing two mulet, wagon, harness, etc, valued
at S517, from Joseph Ii. Chowen, Minnetonkl
farmer for whom he was at work, on April II
William NJ. Richardson, larceny; charged with
stealing horse, buggy and harness. valued at
ss70, from Wilson the livery stable man, on Au-
gust II.
John Phillips, forgery; charged with forging
d. NJ. Robbins name to q S200.66 check on Au-
gust go.
Edward Fairbairn, larceny in dwelling; charged
with breaking into room No. 81 in the ST. James
hotel in the day time of August 10, with the in
tent to commit larceny.
IF. Nowltn, forgery; charged with passing a
S24 forged check upon d. NJ. Warner, on Sep
TENDER 6.
John Dempsey, larceny in shop; charged with
stealing some gas fixtures valued at Sl235O from
the Minneapolis Gas Light company, on August
r.
A. R. Mcdonald. forgery; charged with at
tempting to pass forged check of S22 upon Jos.
b. Mcdonald, Sept. 20.
Joen Heller, larcency; charged with stealing a
S2O6 horse, bride and saddle, from toe stable of
d. ID. Farnsworth, 3 Ritchfeld farmer, on the
night of Aug. 90.
VIM. Delaney, larceny in dwelling; charged
with stealing S2S worth of clothing from f.
Boder's dwelling house, No. 500 Washington
avenue north, on the night of Sept. 80.
Mollie Pike, larceny. Charged with stealing
two 500 bills from Hugh McNulty on Septem-
Der II.
Daniel Roy, larceny from shop. Charged with
entering Bentson Bros store October and
stealing Si47 worth of goods.
Charles NJ. Hartwick, embezzlement. Charged
with embezzling S107.17 from the Bankers Asso-
citation Of Minnesota on July /.
James Mullen, larceny from shop. Charged
with entering Rees Bros store on the night of
July and carrying away goods to the value of
$50.