St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-20
INJURED INNOCENTs.
Arrangement of the Evildoers In
dicted by the Last Grand Jury.


dicted by the Last Grand Jury.
Criminal cases were taken up before
Jddge Kelly yesterday morning, and
the prisoners indicted by the last grand
jury were arraigned. A large number
of evildoers answered the roll call, and
but few acknowledged guilt, nearly
every plea being that of mot guilty."
Clara Blatz, Doherty's murderess,
heavily yelled and dressed in black, was
the grSt to respond to the usual form of
interrogation, and pleaded not guilty
to the charge of murder in the first de-
gree. A. ID. Warner represented her,
but it is intimated by those who are in
formed as to the movements of the
scarlet women of the Twin Cities, that
W; W: Erwin and other eminent coun-
sci will be employed before the
upon being interviewed about this
phase of the case, said that
he knew nothing of 1t, and positively
stated that no one had sought to retain
him. John Bloomqulst pleaded not
guilty to the charge of manslaughter.
The crime charged is the killing of John
Quinn with knife Jan. z. Andrew
Ross and Henry Watson proclaimed
their innocence, upon being arraigned
for burglary in the third degree. Frank
j. Marshall, charged with stealing from
the Northern Pacific Express company
S4,017.33, appeared before the Judge,
and was represented by j. W. Willis.
Mr.. Willis had the case postponed until
Thursday. 1t is thought that Marshall
will then plead guilty to a less charge,
if acceptable to the court. Not guilty
to the charge of assault in the second
degree was the plea of Ben Nelson.
Charles HOfsas, charged with assault in
the first degree upon his wife and her
paramOur, pleaded not guilty. James
Wilson, Swan Olson and Michael Fury
each pleaded not guilty to separate
charges of grand larceny, second de-
gree. G. E. Jones, indicted for assault
with attempt to commit rape on the per-
son. of Martha Kelt March 1, denied the
charge. Henry Clark and Ed FaribauIt,
each charged with separate indictments
of grand larceny, first degree, pleaded
not guilty. The five Polanders, Fred
Lambec, William Lambec, John Casper
ock ST., John Casperock Jr. and NJ.
Kostgan, through an interpreter, plead
ed not guilty to the Indictment of as
sault in first degree on the person of
Michael HOckhveimer, Jan. Is. Among
others pleading not guilty to larceny,
first degree, were Frank Davis and Lou
ADAMS, FRANK Williams, James Burke
and B. Lewis. Dan I.awler appeared
for the last two. Peter Larsen, against
whom two indictments for larceny
stand, had his arraignment postponed
until Thursday. Frank Anderson and
William Jones pleaded not guilty to in
dictments of grand larceny in the sec
ohd degree. James McCaffery and John
S. SeibOld, indicted last January for
larceny in the second degree, were per-
United to plead guilty to petit larceny,
and were sentenced by Judge Kelly to
the workhouse for three months. Dick
Warner appeared for the latter. The
boys John Paddon, John Swickel and
John Adams were charged with larceny
in the second degree, and pleaded not
guilty. A second charge of larceny APP
peared against John Paddon, but was
set aside, there being no names of wit
neSses upon the Indictment. John
Swickel will answer second charge of
larceny Tuesday