St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
DIsCLAIM THEIR GUILT.
Alleged Criminals, Indicted by
the Grand Jury, Enter Their


the Grand Jury, Enter Their
Pleas.
The arraignment of those recently in
dieted by the grand jury took place yes
terday before Judge Otis. All those
charged with violations of law put
themselves upon the county and asked
that the state prove before jury of
their peers the offenses in manner and
form charged by the indictments.
Christopher Keran, charged with murder
of Architect Wesert, pleaded not guilty and
will be defended by Erwin d Wellington.
Adolph L. Schildknecht pleaded not guilty
of larceny in the second degree, and will be
defended by j. j. McCatferty.
James Huverd will be defended by J. j.
McCatferty upon q plea of not guilty of q
charge of larceny III the second degree.
T. j. Langley, who stands indicted for lar
ceny in the second degree, answered not
guilty. His defense will be conducted by J.
j. McCafferty.
John Martin indicted on a charge of fraud
ulently selling personal property upon which
ne had given chattel mortgage before pay
ing the lien said his true name IS Michael
Riley, and pleaded not guilty.
Robert II. Tyler, charged with forgery in
the second degree, asked for a postponement,
and VIII enter his plea Tuesday.
Clarence Winch entered a plea Of not
guilty TO charge of larceny in the second
degree. John L. Townley was appointed by
the court to defend.
George Bonsel, charged with larceny in
the second degree, will be defended by VIM
l.. Kelly Jr, who was appointed by the court.
plea of not guilty was entered.
Charles Graham was jointly indicted with
Sophia Graham for injuring personal prop
city. F. Barta appeared for Charles Ora
ham,. plea of not guilty was entered
Sophia Graham not appearing, her bond was
William j. Snider pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault in the second degree. Barta
appeared for defense.
Fred Severance, indicted with John Doe
and Richard Roe for larceny in the second
degree, pleaded not guilty. j. j. McCafferty
appeared to defend.
Henry, slipki, indicted for rape; and repre-
scented scented by j. j. Mccaffsrty pleaded not
William Jones. indicted for grand larceny.
defended by A. E. Halves. entered plea of
not guilty
James Latourelle, charged with criminally
knowing and abusing girl under ten years
old, entered plea of not guilty Erwin &
Wellington appeared for him.
Mary Donnerbauer indicted for arson.
pleaded not guilty. Otto Knueffner appeared
for her: She gave bond in the sum of $780,
with Michael Donnerbauer, Matilda RemmuS
and Frank Bleckinger as sureties.
Samuel j. Finley, charged with bigamy,
pleaded not guilty. f. L. McGhee defends.
Solomon Gurin, jointly indicted with John
odHdIOhokE VI Tue CFlule Oh larceny III the
second degree, pleaded not guilty. F. P
Lane appeared for Gurin. Bail was fixed at
5000 aud was given, with Jacob Gainsberg,
Jacob Slousky and Lawrence Harris as sure
ties.
Louis Gundeman, charged with grand
larceny in the second degree, failed to ap-
pear, his bond was declared forfeited and a
bench warrant issued for his arrest
Paul Busch, James Connors and John Doe
indicted for swindling, entered pleas OF not
guilty. j. j. McCaffertV defended Paul
Busch gave bail in the sum Of $1,000 with
William S. Twombley and James p. Shearin
as sIreties. James Connors gave bail in the
sum of $1,000 with the same sureties.
The criminal docket will be called Mon
day, Oct 10, when the trial thereof will be
proceeded with in Judge Otis court