St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

persons sent to Rochester: 66 have been
sent to the refOrmatory for felOnieS; ~
have been sent to the reform school for
felonies committed, and 5 have been
sent to the state school.
Among the heinouS offenders not pre-
vlouslv mentioned are q. II. Thayden,
l.. o. Particle and j. B. Tall, who are
known as the real estate fOrgerS, who
operated in South Duluth fictitious lots.
Thayden was sentenced for ten years in
the penitentiary: Particle for eight
years and five months and Tall for eight
years. The latter was pardcned by
I Gov. Merriam, aid has been since ar
rested in Minneapolis for robbing a
church
James Dugan. who snatched purse
containing over $500 from an old woman
who had drawn the money from the
bank, is serving sentence OF three
years and six months.
Frank Schetfer is serving four years
and six months for assault with intent
to kill.
James Robinson, otherwise known as
"Popeyed JIM" is serving sentence
of SIX years for the larceny of jewelry.
He is the m Il who had beautiful and
well-raised young white woman for
wife,
robbery, is serving sentence of five
years.
Edward Edmunds is doing four years
for larceny. He it was who attempted
to escape when on his way to Jail the
evening he was sentenced, and was
shot in the leg by deputy and re-
captured.
j. z. Davis, who forged jury certif
Gates to the amount Of thousands OF dol
lars, is serving sentence at Saltwater.
William Earle IS in the penitentiary
for seven years and six months for
breaking the window of Ingham. the
jeWeler, with a stone and Snatching
tray of diamonds. He is the man who
declined to have any attorney and tried
his own case. John La Chance is an
other criminal who is serving eleven
years for house breaking.
Cope j. Snapp is the man sentenced
few months ago for forging orders on
His wife was remarked few days ago.
K. II. w. Dwight. the slick bank
forger and confidence man, is serving
an eight years sentence.
Ella Colby, whose connection with the
celebrated 81, 900 bill dream case induced
her to plead guilty of grand larceny, is
serving her five years sentence. There
is a strong effort being made to secure
her pardon.
Robert Jackson is still in jail awaiting
a sentence for robbery.
John LA Sale is a federal prisoner
who is in jail for a time. He was con-
victed of counterfeiting and got five
years and was fined $1,000.
OConnor, the noted jai-breaker, was
an inmate of the Jail until properly re-
leased from the custody OF Sheriff Bean.
Oblinger, the postmaster who improp-
erly allowed money orders to be issued,
was one OF the prisoners who excited
the pity of the sheriff. He was lame
man, and was probably more careless
than guilty He is serving a sentence
at Saltwater.
Eugene \. Bassett, who posed as DR..
MantOl, and has several other aliases, is
an eX-SOldier who was sent to the penl-
Tertiary for improper use of the mails.
OF the thousands of prisoners in the
Ramsey county jail within the past four
years, there are none to complain of
their treatment while within the walls.
Capt. Charles E. Chepel will succeed
Capt. Bean as sheriff Of Ramsey county.
He is a gentleman, and has a large
circle of admiring friends. He has the
personal friendship of the present in
cumbent, and will be indicted into of
flee in the belief, by the public, that he
will make competent Off cial. He will
retain several of the present force of
deputies, but Will make some changes.