St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
The Grand Jury Investigates
the Confession Made by
Mrs. Mary Critic,
And, Without the Analysts
Report, Fail to Find an
Indictment.
The Alleged Abduetors Of a
Minneapolis Miss Must
Face the Judge.
Law and Order Representa-
tives Expected to Meet the
Grand Jurors To-Day.

The grand jury has acted with COM
mendable dispatch in handling its bust
ness and has been praised for its rapid
work. Last evening it completed the
Investigation of the thirty cases Of per-
sons in the county Jail and made report
to the court. This was the fourth re
port already made. To-day will be
given to Investigating public lnstitu-
tions. Judge Mcmillan was before the
grand jury last evening and it is pre-
sumed arranged for bringing the army
of 800 before that body to present the
discoveries made by the law and order
league relating to the sale of lottery
tickets, all night saloons, wine room
anneXeS, selling to miners, etc.
In addition to the indictments men,
toned in the GLOBE as being returned,
there are two. or three found against
persons not In custody, and the names
and offenses charged are not yet ready
for publication. The following indict-
ments, in addition to the ones referred
to, have been reported:
Solomon Gurin, of the firm of sandrosky-
& Gurln, is indicted for transporting goods
to Minneapolis TO defraud creditors. The
firm has been dealing in clothing at 481 Wa
basha street, and made an assignment 3 few
days ago. A receiver was appointed on allie
CATION that the firm WAS secreting and dis
posing of goods to defeat creditors IN col
lectlng accounts. Gurin has been arrested
and placed in jail.
William De Mar, Ida Shank and G. P. Wat
sen were indicted on charge of abducting a
fourteen-year-old girl of Minneapolis several
weeks ago for immoral purposes. The girl
was brought to St Paul by the Shank woman
and the men, who are railroad employees, are
alleged to have attempted improper liberties
with the child in q hotel in st. Paul. De
Mar was arrested at Sherburn avenue last
evening and about the same time the Shank
woman was arrested at the corner of
Twelfth and jackson streets and Watson on
Bradley street. They were all lodged in Jail.
Charles Gram was indicted fer maliciously
destroying carpets and furniture. lie was
arrested last evening.
James Latourelle is indicted for carnally
knowing and abusing Annie Kegel, little
girl under ten years of age.
Henry Stepke is indicted for committing
rape on Emma Cook.
William Jones is charged with larceny in
the second degree in embezzling over Sol
when treasurer of Clgarmakers' Union No. 9S.
Louis Gudeman is charged with grand
larceny ia the second degree for taking SIS
from the saloon of ]. G.. Schenwller.
Fred Severance Is indicted for larceny In
the second degree being charged with steal
ing $500, and watch and chain from Henry
Stehen.
The grand jury reported that no in
dictment had been found against Mary
Critic. This is the case in which the
woman was lodged in Jail OH charge
of administering poison to her husband
upon her own confession. Upon heI
arrest an inquest was ordered, and the
body of Critic was eXhumed and the
stomach submitted to Prof. Weitpech,
of the high school, for chemical
ANALYSIS.
Coroner Quinn stated last evening
that this analysis had not been com
pleted, and that no testimony on the
point as to the evidence of poison being
or not being found was presented tC
the grand jury.
Mrs. Critic has not yet been released
from jail.
No indictment was found against
Kitty Dean. arrested on charge OF
taking S65 from Chicago man.
All those against whom indictments
have been found will be arraigned to-
morrow morning at 10 befor Judge Otis
In COurt Room No