St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24

! John Layalre, larceny IN store OF j. 4.
Peterson 81 Co.; pleaded guilty; SEN
fenced to q term of ninety days in the county
Jail.
John o. Neill, larceny from the Clark
house! pleaded not guilty; c. H. Wilson
| appointed by the court TO defend the pris
ouer; prisoner remanded.
James Thompson, larceny in saloon of A
J. RosandeT, Two Indictments; trial set fol
! March :.
Thomas O'Neill, larceny in dwelling of
Mary Dougherty, pleaded not guilty; trial set
| for March Z.
John Hayes, larceny from the person OF
John Anderson, pleaded not guilty; G. w.
NJ. Pittman appointed by the court 10 defend
the prisoner; trial set for March 9; prisoner
remanded.
Charles Callamore, larceny in the dwelling
Of Lewis Schigley, pleaded not guilty; trial
set for March 9; prisoner remanded.
Daniel Donovan, larceny from |. BuXbaum
& Co., pleaded not guilty; a. z. LOOMS APP
pointed by the court to defend the prisoner;
trial set for March 8; prisoner remanded.
j. w. Chowen, who escaped from the jail
through the ventilator some months ago,
was called, but of course there was no
| response.
James Casey, larceny from the person OF
Joseph Lawrence, pleaded not guilty; trial
set for March 10; prisoner remanded.
Samuel Sitter, larceny of o. p. Jackson s
coat, pleaded guilty; prisoner stated that he
was 80 years old and had Wife and
! child in Battle Creek, Mich. that he had
come west to get work, but finding himself
without work and money had committed the
crime; sentenced to one year and three
months in saltwater.
| John Miles. larceny from the store Of H.
ShuIer, pleaded not guilty; trial set for March
| 10; prisoner remanded.
James Norton, larceny in the dwelling of
F. J. Mcdonald, pleaded not guilty; trial set
fer March 10; prisoner remanded.
Charles Ellis. larceny from the dwelling of
Prof. Downey, pleaded guilty; the prisoner
stated to the court that he was not IL
years old and his home was in Illinois; he
stated further that ne did not steal the pro-
perry but received it from one Charles Han
ley; sentenced to one year and six months in
saltwater.
II. Eldelman, out on bail for receiving
stolen property On Nov. 10. 1884; pleaded
not guilty; trial set for March IL.
Larry Flannigan, larceny of an overcoat
from No. 529 Hennepin avenue Nov. 10,
1854. pleaded not guilty; c. f. Conant APP
pointed by the court to defend prisoner;
trial set for March IL; prisoner remauded.
George NCwc1mb, assault with a dan
gerous weapon upon \. W. Hentou during
the Eden Prairie imbroglio; pleaded not
guilty; trial set for March IL.
Harvey Herring, assault with a dangerous
weapon upon A. W. Henton, also Of the
same imbroglio; pleaded not guilty; trial
set for March II.
Lewis johnson, larceny from the person Of
John Anderson; pleaded not gUilty; trial set
for March II; prisoner out on bonds.
Peter johnson, forgery Of the names of
Merriman, Barrows Il Co. upon the Scandal
bank, Dec. II, 1854; pleaded not guilty !;
trial set for March II; prisoner remanded.
Thomas King larceny from the dwelling
of J. W. Robinson; pleaded not guilty; IL.
p. Roberts appointed by the court 10 defend
the prisoner; trial set for March u; prisoner
remanded.
Michael Bonner, colorcd, assault with a
dangerous weapon, revolver, upon Robert
kinnig; pleaded not guilty: trial set for
March y; prisoner remanded.
Fred Overlook, larceny of overcoat from
John Outlay; pleaded guilty; sentence with
held until age OF prisoner could bc ascer-
taincd; the boy claims to be only -, but
must be at least Is.
Charles Epps, assault with a dangerous
weapon, a razor, upon Joshua Sublett;
pleaded not guilty: A. II. Num- appointed
to defend the prisoner; trial set for March H.
Hvalcr Hegicr. true uame Hjalmar Hegler.
forgery Of the name Of Merrimau, Barroys
& Co, upon the First National bank:
pleaded not guilty; Z. Christensen assigned
TO defend the prisoner; trial set for March
Il. Prisoner remanded.
Nels Peterson, forgery Of same upon same /:
pleaded not guilty; c. F. Sawyer assigned
Ia defend the prisoner; trial set for March
-: prisoner rcmanded.
George or. larceny of horse and cutter
property Of Wilson IL Strickland; pleaded not
guilty: trial set for March -. The prisoner
was arraigued under a second indictment,
accusing prisoner Of obtaining money under
false prcienses from c. F. Baxter. and also
pleaded not guilty; trial set for March 13.
Prisoner remauded.
II. ID. Stanley, obtaining money under
false prentenses from c. T. Baxter: pleaded
not guilty; trial set for March Il: prisoner
rcmauGed.
VIM. Murphy, lasciviously eohabiting with
Emma Adkins; time given until Feb. - to
plead: trial set for March Il. Emma Ad-
kius. who was indicted with Murphy, was
called, but there being n response a bench
warrant was issued to bring her into court.
Albert Fleckeusteiu. larceny of $3.50,
property OF Thomas Cochrsne, Feb. :, 1855;
pleaded guilty; the prisoner has already
served one year in states prison; sentenced
to :hrec years and six months In saltwater.
Charles II. Pell, enbezzlement Of SIS
from A. Bradbury; pleaded not guilty; trisl
set for March a; prisoner brought in on
bench warrant; bond fixed at $500.
Charles Wilson. true name Charles Don
nelly tcol0redl. and Augustus TAYLOR, true
name Thomas GOggins, who were engaged
in the AnOka robbery. were aTraigned.
charged with stealing a hand car from the
Northern Pacific company. They pleaded
guilty.. and were each sentenced 20 two years
and six months in Saltwater. Against VIII
son there are two other indictments found in
this county, sor oos;-uctiug the railway
tracks. first With the object OF destroying the
company's rolling stock, and second with
The object OF destroying the lives Of pas
sengers.
No Indictment having been found against
Fred Wacouta, charged With assault with a
dangerous weapon, the hond in his case vas
discharged
The hsstar5y cases against Fred EugeIl,
Fred Curzsn aud John PrenJerga 81, respec-
lively. WEE set for trial on March 10.
John Kraiewerke, charged with larceny.
was allowed % 20 upon his own recoguiz-
arce, his trial being set for March 18th
Fred Overlook, the Minneapolis robe thief.
plead guilty and threw himself on the mercy
OF The court pleading that he was only Is
ye4rs old The county attorney reported
TIA, upOe inquiry be had learned Ia. Over