St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
The COILS TIGHTEN.
Hennepin County's Grand
Jury Resumes Business at
the Old Stand.
There Is Plenty Of Material
for 1t to Work
Upon.
An Embarrassed Firm Must
Pay an Employee for Per-
sonal Injuries.
The Old First Will FpaterniZe
TO-Oav--An EYnenSiva
The Old First Will FpaterniZe
To-Day--An Expensive
Drunk.
THE CRIME HUNTERS.
The Grand Jury Takes Its Period
ical Search for EviI-DOerS

Iuo Urduu Jury IdkcS 1CS fefiOu-
ical Search for EviI-Doers.
The grand jury assembled yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock to investigate
criminal incidents that lave occurred
since they were last in session. There
was the usual large crowd of witnesses
in attendance. among whom was John
H. Colwell, of the Quinlan & King de-
tective agency, who created sensation
in the trial of his employers for COM
arrested while ON the witness stand on
the charge of perjury, and being bound
over in the sum of $1,000 to await the
action of the grand jury. The jury
commenced their work by taking up
the cases of the persons confined in the
county Jail, who are charged with the
following offences: George E. Hurd,
larceny; John r. Schuyler, obtaining
signature to deed fraudulently; John
La Ford and Edward Hogan, larceny !;
J. f. MetZdOrf, selling liquor without
license; w. H. Jones, selling mort
gagged property: Robert Adams, larceny;
A. Palmer, larceny; Charles Bagg, lar
ceny; Joseph Gallagher. larceny; Mamie
Eubank and Joseph AinSworth, larceny;
George Duffin, keeping saloon open
Sunday; S. S. George, larceny: G. w.
Rose, selling liquor without license;
William Slavin. larceny; Nellie Null
hallen, larceny; Peter Berngin, selling
liquor without license; Oscar Davis,
julius HjOet, David Hannah. j. B. ST.
Louis, Charlie Sawyer and John
Brown, larceny; August Warren,
assault; John Thompson, attempted
larceny; D. d. Sullivan, 0bstruct-
ing the highway; Ellen Miller and
William Daniels, adultery; Matt Gelan,
assault; Steven Collins, assault; Will
lam Scheftin, assault; George Leilieh.
selling liquor without license; Elijah
III. West, assault with intent to commit
rape; Joseph Murphy. Thomas Norton
and Thomas Harrigan, larceny: Au-
gust LesSing. selling liquor without
license; Edward Moore. assault: Otto
Scharff, assault; Edward j. Kint. Will
lam Main and Patrick Costello, assault;
Chas. Sampson and VIM. Norton, larceny;
Louis Sullivan. forgery; William White
and Burt Craig, larceny; Herbert Fair
burn, larceny; Eliza Modem, assault;
John Rel. larceny; John Reynolds and
Charles Thompson, larceny; NJ. A. An
derson, selling liquors without license;
Dick Owen and George Bailey, larceny;
Lizzie LeatherS, assaults; j. j. Nc
GregOr, selling liquor without license:
Morris Sullivan. larceny: Isaac Morgan,
keeping gambling device; John Fritz,
larceny; John Clark, keeping gambling
device; j. l.. Smith, selling adulterated
milk.
The first case taken under considera-
ton was that of Elijah II. West.
charged with an assault with intent to
commit rape.
Assistant County Attorney Jamison
said that owing to the vast accumula-
ton of criminal business. and the short
time intervening until the end of the
term, all cases in which bail can be
given will be continued over the term,
while the other case will be disposed
of as rapidly as possible, so as to pre-
vent the Overcrowding of the county
Jail.