St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-30

further mulcted in the sum of $3.50 each.
The injustice OF timing them twice created
considerable condemnation on the general
theory that no person should be twice
placed In Jeopardy for the same Offense.
The city authorities in recognition of this
have allowed the houses to go unined for
two months, thereby practically remitting
one-half the fine of the district court. The
last grand jury contained number of en-
thusiaStic moralsts who were actuated by
desire to rebuke the Pillsbury adminiStra-
ton.
THE GRAND JURY
for the term consists of A. B. Hush, E. A.
Harmon, William P. Cady, Miner Ball,
Wesley Neil, George r. Newell, Harry
Ghostley, Henry Curtiss, j. A. Newell,
Thomas S. Oswald, Peter Ranen, j. j. An
keny, A. NJ. Rathburn, A. r. Chestnut, O.
A. Pray, A. d. Milford, l.. Christian, R..
N. Woolett, George &. Jacoby, L. Fletcher
and John Mcdonald.
The jury includes more prominent men
than is usual, and some pretty level-headed
ones, too. Whatever their action
is, the question as to how the
social evil is to be treated should be tacitly
settled, and the farce of prosecuting people
whose offenses have practically been licensed
in another court of justice, should be
dropped. Either the grand jury should
deal with offenders of this description, OF
the matter should be left with the city.
BOUND OVER.
The following cases from the municipal
court will be investigated: Ernest Carl,
larceny from the shop, John York COM
plainant; Erick Lundgreen, horse-stealing.
Albert Olsen complainant; William Pat
terSon, larceny from the dwelling, William
B. jackson complainant; Ole Berg, larceny
from the person, John Munson complainant;
William Woodbridge, larceny from. the
shop, J. F. Macomber, complainant;
John W. Mari, larceny, P. Zuckerman
complainant; Emanuel Green, aiding
in the concealment of stolen property,
Michael Quinlan complainant; James Will
son, larceny from the dwelling, Charles
Curtis complainant; Charles Hillman, lar
ceny from the shop, John johnson COM
plainant; Charles Perkins, larceny, James
Sheridan complainant; Clarence Porter,
larceny from the person, A. j. Anderson
complainant; Benjamin Thompson and
Henry Burdis, robbery, John Cleary COM
plainant; Samuel Hammond. assault with
intent to commit rape, Mary. Anderson
complainant; John Osko. larceny from the
person, Leander Taioler complainant;
James O'Leary, larceny from the person,
John johnson complainant; Martin Lynch,
assault with dangerous weapon with in
tent to do bodily harm, Michael Donovan
complainant; David Crowley, larceny from
the dwelling, Ernest Zimmerman complain
ant.
In addition the following cases have been
continued in the municipal court to enable
the grand jury to make an investigation:
Dr.. John Pierson, abortion; John Teipner,
rape; E. j. Mofit, embezzlement; George
E. Tanner, keeping house of ill-fame;
Nellie Watts, larceny from dwelling.
The following bastardy cases were begun
in the municipal court and will come up in
the district court: Celia j. Gylder VS.. j..
G. Ring, Carrie Peterson VS.. Robert Sadie,
Catharine Schneider VS.. August Heidekom,
Pauline Olsen VS.. Leonard Shark, Emma
johnson VS.. John Peterson.
There are also several criminal cases
which were continued from the last term of
the district court. which include trials of
two cases on indictments for keeping houses
of prostitution and bastardy case in which
the jury failed to agree.
The court cases will be heard by Judge
Lochren, the civil jury cases by Judges
Koon and Young. Judge Koon will also
charge the grand jury and hear the criminal
cases. The term will probably last two
months, and there will be no further session
of court until the April term.