St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-08
Men Confined in the County
Jail Arraigned on Their
Indictments.
Sixth Warders Will Fight the
Removal of the "Ma-
DANES"
The Son Of Mrs. Tufnell to Be
Sent to the Reform
School.
Charles H. Holeomb Used the
Bible to Pound His
Wife With.

The prisoners held in the county jail
were arraigned on their indictments
yesterday afternoon, and the usual
monthly group of bystanders and half
starved attorneys hung about the court
room as the prisoners were brought up
in pairs TO have their cases disposed of.
The first called was William Dunn, a
heavy-Set, brutal-looking specimen, who
pleaded not guilty to burglary. His
case was set for Monday. This man
stated that he had relatives in st. Paul,
and wanted his case kept quiet so that
it would not shock them.
George Bolden. the negro porter who
stole quantity of clothing from Brown
ing, King & Co.. and later figured as
groom III wedding ceremony at the
jail, in which light-colored female of
his own race was the bride, pleaded not
guilty, and had his trial set for Tuesday.
Thomas Cavanagh, thick-set lndlvld-
ual, with a fore-and-aft walk, claimed
to be sailor, and was up with Frank
Donaldson, a younger companion, for
pleaded not guilty, and will be tried
Monday. Henry Elliott and William
Pickard, looking out at the elbows and
in hard luck generally, up for grand
larceny in the first degree for stealing
clothing from the store of S. Kirch-
baum, pleaded not guilty. Pickard was
the spokesman, and Elliott did the me-
too act. They will be tried Monday.
Sam Johnson, Weak-looking. deSti-
tute youth, pleaded guilty to grand lar
ceny in the second degree. and will be
sentenced Monday morning. Charles
FrederickS, the bartender who assaulted
George Rooney and Dennis Finn, from
the effects of which the latter came
near dying, will be tried Tuesday, hav-
ing pleaded not guilty. Charles Nc
Kinney denied the soft impeachment of
having overruled the demurrer of Kate
Sullivan in love affair, and will have
a hearing Tuesday. James Provost. a
boy accused of having stolen $26 from
Esther Hitchcock, sad he didn't do it,
and will be tried Monday. Walter
Staunton and John Hayes, accused of
having robbed Pat Lyons saloon Oh
Third street north, looked astounded at
the idea Of their knowing anything
about it, and will be given until Mon
day to refresh their memory.
Jacob Slayman, indicted for buying
stolen goods from a score of Juveniles,
chased his heavy face up before Judge
ILOOulSh llIilItulChC 1Soo'
The Junk dealer said he was not guilty,
and his case Waseset for hearing Mon
day. Charles Nottingham stepped up
with the air of a theological student,
and denied that he ever distracted a
quantity of cloth from the possession of
an East side tailor, and will have
chance Monday to prove that he didn't.
County Attorney Than stated that
the reason for setting the cases so early
III the week was to have the calendar
cleared before Wednesday, when the
Heilpern case is to be heard. In this he
will probably be Disappointed las the man
Fredericks has employed Benton & Ben
ing engaged popular attorney to de-
fend him. 1t is probable, however, that
some of the others will plead guilty on
the next call