St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-13
THE Es.b.s.s OF JUSTICE.
With Whom TheY Will BE Filled
the Next 1.-TWO Weeks.

Tomorrow morning the grand jury of
Hennepin county will meet and look into
the cases of numerous prisoners now con-
fined at the jail. There are large number
of them and the jury will probably be
in session number OF days. The
list embraces nearly all the Of
lenses know to law. from selling poison
without a label to attempted murder. The
continued cases are few, the most inn
portant one being that against CYrilo Mar
solais, charged with raping Johanna Ha-
son at Maple Grove The case OF M. w.
Lewis, charged with shooting at Rev. f.
@. Plummer, with intent to kill. will at
tract considerable attention. George II.
Tanner and Carrie Moore, charged with
keeping houses of illfame, will also be
investigated, as will John Larson, held on a
charge Of assault.
Among the new cases are number of
interesting ones. which may be divided into
the following classes:
ASSAULT.
Louis Davis, assault with knife on Aiexau-
der Burnett, Aug. Is.
Charles Hughes, assault with pistol on John
Sullivan, Aug. %.
Lewis Larson, assault with knife on John
AbrahamSOn, July 26.
James Craig, assault with monkey wrench
on Jerry Riley. May 10.
John Porter, assault with knife on Tommy
Collins, Aug. =.
c. H. Wagner, assault with pistol on Lutte
Meek, Aug. Is.
Henry Barrett. assault with dangerous
weapon on w. L. Mallory, July 10.
B. S. Engington, assault with kuife on M.
A. Gray, Aug. 4.
John Vogel, assault with pistol on A. G.
Taylor, july p.
Thomas Russell, assault with dangerous
weapon on Charles Turnquist, July 25.
Henry Kint and William Lanfort, assault
on Caroline Casper, July 20.
George w. Holland, assault with revolver
on George Devol, Aug. 20.
STEALING OR LARCENY.
Charles Mayo, stealing horse from John
Hoyle, July 20.
James Hardin. larceny of jewelry from
Tamarack Lodge, Aug. Il.
Ernest E. Jones, stealing horse from ]. G..
Luudsten, June 80.
George RUTHERFORD and Charles Hughes,
larceny of jewelry from honse of w. H. Davis,
312S Stevens avenue, Aug. 26.
A. c. Chamberlain, larceny of tableware
from Hotel Lafayette, Aug 81.
John DuUay. stealing horse from Aucob
Tromby, Aug. "a.
Charles Strand, stealing $40 from John Pol
son, July 20.
Frank Adams and James Belotte, stealing
money from store of P. g. Hanson, 406 Sec
ond avenue south, July %.
William Chapman, stealing 500 from George
Scott, Aug. %.
Robert Thompson, larceny of watch from
Oscar Pearson, Aug. Ii.
John Val Dazeand George Crook, swindling
Frank Nelson by Jhree-card monte July IL.
Geo ge Vetter, stealing SIS from G. P.
Knudson July 3.
E. Overfelt, larceny of satchel and clothes
from Edward Peterson Aug. %.
Elmer OliDhaut, stealing horse and buggy
from Charles Eusperman July 2S.
Jacob Wilson and David Evans, larceny Of
watch and chain from N. Bertholet July Ii.
j. Murphy, larceny of diamonds and pic
lures from Jscoby s. Son Aug. 8.
William Warner and John Ryan, larceny of
clothing from z. Hamsted Aug. 3.
Charles Kempton, stealing horse from Ezra
Paine June q.
Frank Livingston larceny from shop Of
David Davidson Aug. Is.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. d. Knowles, exposure OF person May %6.
William Dunlin, bastardy; Alice Crandall,
complainant.
Lemuel N. Shepard. false pretenses.
John E. Lunden and John A. Cummings,
perjury.
Carl Peterson, bastardy,
John E. Aturs, j. H. MaXson and A. P,
An gell, practicing medicine without license.
THR CIVIL COURT.
The calendar of the fall term of the district
court is larger than ever known before in
this county. It contains 1919 cases in all.
One of the most important eases on the docket
is the suit of Smith VS.. The Tribune Printing
company for SANDER. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. Berner, now doing time at Still
water, sent to that paper letter rejecting
greatly on the character of Smith. She will
be brought to Minneapolis on writ of habeas
corpus to give her testimony. There are
three struck jury cases on the list. The
number of cases against the city is in excess
of the number at former terms.