St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-30
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Applauded the Police and
Touched Up the Globe.

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The grand jury reported forty indict-
ments yesterday afternoon and were
discharged after being in session more
than week. This is a big grist of in
dictments, following so closely after the
former meeting of the grand jury in
September, when over fifty indictments
were returned. The record is without
a parallel in the history of the city.
There are eleven indictments not
made public, for the reason that
the persons named therein as vio-
Iating the law were not in Gus
tody. Bench warrants for these were
Issued and placed in the hands of the
sheriff for service. 1t is expected that
arrests will follow today. Among those
indicted and the offenSes charged are
the following:
James Cullen, Barney Murphy and
William Davitt- one Indictment for
burglary in the first degree, one for lar
cny in the first degree and one for assault
in the second degree. They are charged
with breaking into the house or Frank
Moran in the eastern part OF the city,
knocking him down and robblng him.
Cullen fed to Sioux City, but was eX-
tradited, and is now in Jail with the
other two.
William McDonough and William But
tertied are twice indlcted for grand
larceny in the first degree. 1t is alleged
that they held up Knut Hanson near
Bradley Street, and after choking and
kicking him, rifed his pockets of S27.
Christopher Hendrickson Is indicted
for shooting James Paulson IN Z. Fill
gren's saloon on Minnesota street,
Oct. 81.
Robert Jackson, negro, is charged
with robbery in the first degree, in that
he went into the store of Joel ZOhns
Nov. 9, and terrUriZed clerk into de-
liyering S25 to him, this being all the
money in the cash drawer.
Thomas HEX is charged with enter
ing the store of Henry Weber in COM
pauy with another on Thanksgiving
uights and stealing an Overcoat belong
ing to man named Matthias. The con-
federate escaped.
William Howard, cOlOred man, IS
indicted for burglarizing the store OF
William Coobin at the corner of Wa
basha and st. Peter street.. lie was de-
tected with some small articles on his
person. when he is supposed to have
been after bigger booty.
Robert Durgin is charged with rape.
A. Durkee and living In the house he
went to the room of domestic named
Bertha Holaj and criminally assaulted
her. This is the girl who fled from the
court room when her suit for damages
against Durgin was called for trial.
Charles Johns, farm hand near Hud-
son, is charged with an indecent assault
on Mary Kastner, who lives on the Men
dota road. 1t is particularlZed that he
went to the house of Mrs. KaStner and
pretended 10 be selling some article,
and then assaulted the woman.
John Cooley is alleged to have picked
the pocket of Michael Magee, who was
under the influence of liquor. This is
said to have occurred at the Union ho'el
Nov. IA.
Frances Moore is charged with steal
ing $50 from John Birdkiller in the
saloon of Charles Schmidt OIL the night
of Nov. II.
Richard Moore is accused of grand
larceny in the first degree, i'll that he
picked the pocket of Charles McMahon
in the saloon of Charles Bogg. lie Sc
cured S25. This was Oh the night or
Nov. %.
Henry Bolonga is charged with steal
ing bicvcIe worth Sl35 from the porch
of the residence of William r. Bramb-
lett. 1t is said he tried to sell the bike
in Minneapolis.
CapitoIa Shepard and Minnie Charles
ton are two colored women OF consider
able note who are indicted for larceny.
1t is said that Charles Bell was entlced
into the den of the women. Minnie sat
on his lap and extracted $50 from one
side of his pocketbook without taking
the book from his pocket. She then
went to the door and gave this money to
a confederate. Then it is further related
that the dusky Capitola took turn at
Bell, and extracted $40 bill from the
other side Of the pocketbook without