St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18

of the persons pleaded guilty and were
sentenced, others pleaded not guilty, while
others asked for time to plead. Following
is the list:
Ernest Jones, arraigned Thursday, pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced tothe county jail
for three months. Benton, arraigned yes
terday, pleaded not guilty; trial set for
Sept. III, uElmersOliphant pleaded not guilty
TO stealing horse and buggy from Charles
Elspenner July %; trial set for Sept. Il.
James Hardin pleaded guilty to the charge OF
robbing the residence of H. Holbrook, III
Excelsior, Aug. IA, and broke down COM
pletely. He pleaded for mercy, saying 1T was
the first time he had ever been arrested. He
was given two years at Saltwater, at hard
labor. Edward sOverfelt, indicted under the
name of Ernest Overfelt, said he wanted time
to plead to the charge of larceny in the second
degree preferred by Edward Peterson, and
he was allowed until Monday to do SO.
Frank Adam, a rather goo6-iooking young
man, indicted for robbing the shop OF
p. G. Hanson the evening of July IS, pleaded
not guilty; trial set for Monday. The trial OF
William Chapman, on charge or stealing
money from George Scott, Aug. %, Will take
place Wednesday, Chapman pleading not
guilty. Charles Strand. Tobbing John Paul
son of S37, July 20, pleaded not guilty, and
trial set for Sept. %. Henry Kent slim,
brOwn-faced young man. wanted until Mon
day to plead to q charge of aSSaultlng caro-
line Casper with intent to rape, and he was
accommodated George w. Holland, one of
the participants in the shooting affray over
Snaw'S, on Third avenue south. some weeks
ago. stepped TO the bar looking thin and
weak. he having received q bullet in the neck
during the row. He had been indicted by
the grand jury for assaulting George De Vol
with revolver, and will plead to-day. In
case he pleads not guilty. the trial will take
MI SaF rA Anderson nlalnA1
not guilty to entering the house of August
Siegman, 1928 Washington avenue south,
Sept. II, and the trial was sci for Sept %.
OLD CASES RESET.
The trial of Cyrilo Marsolais, charged with
committing an outrage upon the person OF Jo-
hanna Hanson, at Maple Grove, was set for
Sept. 80. Milton W. Lewis, for assault on
Rev. E. Q. Plummer, will be tried Oct. L.
Messrs. SteeS and MaXon, arraigned at
previous term for practicing medicine with
out u license, were ordered to appear in
court Sept. Is, to-day. Wildeman kreidt,
charged with publishing obscene literature,
will be tried Oct. l. The case against Henry
France charged with grand larceny, viii be
heard Sept. %, and against Edward Pierce,
CHARGED with forgery, Sept u Hanson
Priest, selling liquor without license, Sept.
"A. John Larson, changed shis plea of not
guilty of assault to guilty and was sentenced
10 pay fine of $50 anG to spend sixty days
in the county jail. Carrie Moore, keeping 4
house OF sill-fame, Sept. 20. w. +. Duiin,
bestardy, Sept. "a.
Charles f. Mayo, charged with stealing
horse from John Hoyle, July 20, was dis
charged from custody, the grand jury lind
ing no bill against him.
Thomas Russell, John Vogel and Carl Peter
son. who were called Tuesday, put in an ap-
pearance in court yesterday aud the default
u their bonds was opened.