St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-07
WILL SERVE THE STATE.
"A Big Batch Of Convicted Grim
inals Sentenced by Judge Kelly
---COurt CuIlin3s

"A Big Batch OF Convicted GRIM
inals Sentenced by Judge Kelly
Court Cuttings.
Convicted criminals had the pleasure
of visiting Judge Kelly for the last time
yesterday morning. The following
were sentenced; John Bloomquist for
killing one Quinn in row. was sent to
Saltwater for five years; James Nc
Bride, five years for stealing money
from Andrew Nelson; Frank Davis,
nineteen years old, three years for
larceny in the second degree: B. Lewis
and James Burke, for robbing Hal
Ferguson, three years at Saltwater;
Swan Olson. two years at saltwater;
Henry Clark, three months in
the workhOuse for petty larceny.
Frank Williams, one year for larceny
in the second degree. Michael Fury
stole gold ring because he was out Of
work, and will serve the county three
months at the workhouse. Ben Nelson,
for simple larceny, three months in the
workhouse. James Wilson, three
months for larceny. The negro, James
IRVINE, indicted for assault with intent
to rape, convicted of assault in the
third degree, went to the workhouse
for three months. c. E. Jones, the
janitor of the Irish-American club, in
dicted for assault upon Martha Klett,
received three months i'll the work
house.
Judge Kelly has consented to con-
tinue the trial of Clara Blatz to the May
term. Her attorney, A. ID. Warner.
represented to the court that he would
take dispositions at Louisville, Hot
Springs, and other points, which will
bear out evidence to the effect that the
accused is subject to fits of Temporary
insanity" This will be her defense.
Matte L. Clarke, administrators of
the estate of Ed J. Clark, deceased.
sues the st. Paul d Duluth road to re-
cover $1,000 damages for the death of
her husband on the 9th of last Deem
Der, while acting in the capacity of en-
gineer for the road, and while he leaned
out of the cab window Clarke'S head
struck a post supporting viaduct
which extended over and across the
railroad. The injury thus sustained in
the spine and neck caused his death on
the following day.
Eldridge q Ruff sue Grace G. Hoster
for $50, goods sold.
Root d ChildS sue Downs 81 Finch for
s.. 800, goods sold.
Lena KranshOOr sues Bickel & Hugh
son and the board of county commits
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block 10, st. Paul proper. This suit is
brought to recover title to property
upon which Bicllel & Hughson secured
a contract and afterwards gave contract
OF sale to the county commissioners for
the proposed Jail site. The bill for
new jail is now pending in
the house and Bickel & HughSOn
hold the property as agents for the
plaintiff, but having sold it to the county
commissioners. MIR. Bickel, as a member
of the brokerage concern. is urging the
passage of the bill with his fathers
name recommended therein as one of
the jail commission, body provided
for i'll the measure. In the meantime,
the owner steps in and now tries TO re-
cover her property.
Henry AnglewOrth sues the Accom-
mediation Lean company to recover $3.50
for unlawful seizure Of piano.
j. b. Confer sues John Harrington for
1856 for building material furnished.
III the case of Maggie against the cable
company, an action for $4,000 damages
for personal injuries, the jury returned
verdict of $500 for Nagle.
Regina HofSiSs sues her husband,
Elias HOfsiSs, for divorce, charging
him with cruel and inhuman treatment
She is thirty and he is thirty-eight years
Oiu. lHCl N6tc iHdlIltu III aug uSJ.
1877, at Baden, Germany. They have
Mrs. HOfsiss claims that her husband is
a violent and dangerous man III his
habits. He has often threatened to kill
her, and attempted TO carry out his
threat Feb. IA. 1889, by shooting at her
three times, one Of the shots taking
effect in her hand. He calls her vile
and opprobrious names and epithets
and would have killed her but for the
interference Of the police and neigh
bors. She asks for the custody of her
child and absolute divorce.
Abbot Bros, sue Ii. J. MillStav and
others to recover S963.54 on a building
contract and bond.
Bernhard ASchbach was heard before
Commissioner Spencer yesterday on
charge of cutting timber on government
land He was held in 500 bail to ap-
pear at the June term of the district
court.
As predicted. the sale, by United
States Marshal Campbell of the libeled
steamer Ruby, was yesterday affirmed
by Judge Nelson. The court has thor
oughly Investigated the details of the
proceedings in the sale and found moth
ing that warranted the attempt to set
it aside.
The G. n. Nelson and Cloquet Lum-
Der company suits were modified yeSter-
day. The actual amount of logs cut has
been aScertained and two suits have
been begun, one against the G. n. Mel
son Lumber company for $50, 125. is, the
other against Patrick Hines, contractor
for the ClOquet company, for 1920.
81. Both companies will give bonds to-
morrow and resume the movement OF
the logs now in the CloqUet river.
William Q. Allen and others have
filed suit against the st. Paul District
Telegraph company, aud injunction
against the sheriff of Ramsey county.
enjoining him from delivering certain
money arising out OF sale of the wares
involved in the suit. The plaintiffs are
the owners of 1.300 shares OF the stock
Of the District Telegraph company. and
charge that the alleged Indebtedness
upon which suit was brought is fraud
and collision between those bringing
the suit and the Sned. On March l suit
was brought against the District Tele-
graph company for $4,000 by a relative
OF its secretary, +. Ii. Leveridge, in
notes said to have been given by Lever
idge to the party suing. Judgment was
secured by default, and Sheriff Bean
proceeded to sell the outfit yesterday,
when the present Injunction was filed
Lewd Women Rounded Up.
Officers Davis and Haney were out
again last night. attired in their society
clothes, with great canes, high fence
board collars and all the other la-di-da
ncopSSoripS and as result III was an in