St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-19
Grand Jury Victims Face the
Music in the Court
Room.
Degrees of Cpime From MUIR
der Down to Petty
Larceny.
The Federal Court Of Appeals
Hands Down Two De-
ciSiOnS.
Damage Demands and the
General Run Of Civil
Cases.

Court Room No. was filed yesterday
morning with prisoners who were az
raigned, accompanied by Gordon of
deputy Sheriffs and the attorneys for a
number of them.
The trial of criminal cases will begin
before Judge Brill next Monday. before
whom the arrangement was had.
A few of the men were admitted to
bail.
The persons arraigned. together with
the OffenSeS charged and the pleas OF
disposition made, are mentioned below ::
Annie NJ Smith and Charles Hennige, in
dicted for murder, both pleaded not guilty.
Continued until the next term.
Otto Milbausen and Charles Irmisch, grand
larceny-second degree, both pleaded not
guilty.
Joseph LIE Clair and Charles Murphy. in
dicted for forgery lie Clair declined an at
torney and pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred.
Murphys arraignment vas deferred. so he
can obtain an attorney. a second indictment
is filed against lie Clair.
Richard Dowd, grand larceny, pleaded not
guilty.
John Bergman, grand larceny, pleaded not
guilty.
Michael and John Hanley. grand larceny.
second degree, arraignment deferred.
a. C. kuester grand larceny. deferred I'M
til Thursday.
Patrick HILL grand larceny. pleaded not
guilty.
Cornelia Lane and Ella Colby, grand
larceny; both pleaded not guilty.
stephen Collins grand larceny in the first
degree. He said he had $500 coming to him
the 20th of next month and had 5000 worth
of property in Chicago. Deferred till Thurs
day.
Joseph E Kavenaugh, forgery in the sec
ond degree, is at large; two indictments. He
is still at large.
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not guilty to the three indictments against
him. A new bond was demanded.
Thomas Edwards, grand larceny. second
degree, pleaded not guilty.
Henry Campbell Frank Buchanan. burg
larry, third degree; both pleaded not guilty.
Harry Turner, grand larceny, second de-
gree, pleaded not guilty; second Indictment
not guilty.
Paul Malmstrom, forgery second degree,
pleaded not guilty; second indictment, no.
guilty.
bartholomew Moriarity, grand larceny sec
ond degree; pleaded not guilty. William
Dixon and William Thompson became his
suretieS on a new bond for $1,000.
John Harrington, George Gates. burglary.
both pleaded not guilty under this indict-
ment and also to the second indictment
against them.
John Hale, assault, continued till Monday
morning.
August Olson, burglary. pleaded not
guilty.
Charles German, grand larceny. pleaded
not guilty.
otto Busch, grand larceny, pleaded not
guilty.
Michael Flynn and john sternberg, crime
against nature, Doth pleaded not guilty.
Michael O'Reilly. grand larceny in the sec
ond degree; pleaded not guilty.
John Anderson, grand larceny; pleaded
not guilty.
S. 5. Skelly, Thomas OMara, William
Smith, james Herbert, grand larceny, all
,o1n laI -,
ments against each of the above. to adj of
which they pleaded not guilty.
John smith and William Stewart, grand
larceny second degree. Stewart is out en-
not guilty. r
Paul Miller, indicted for burglary and for
larceny in the first degree two indictments:
pleaded not guilty under both.
e. II. Ilarroun. eX-cOunty assessor was
next called. His arraignment was deferred
till next Monday.
Barney Gallagher. grand larceny, pleaded
not guilty.
Thomas E. Berg, forgery in the second de-
gree, pleaded guilty: declined an attor-
ney. Still another indictment was returned
against him but it was not called. Sentence
was deferred.
Charles c. johnson, grand larceny in the
second degree, pleaded not guilty. His case
will come up again Thursday morning, when
this plea may be withdrawn and demurrer
entered against the indictment.
Charles Petwick wheeled himself up in an
invalids chair. He is charged with selling
liquor without a license. He pleaded not
guilty.
Nick Conzem and Harry Edmunds, burglary,
pleaded not guilty.
William Adamson. grand larceny. pleaded
not guilty,
William de Franchi pleaded not guilty.
He is charged with selling liduor without a
license. His case is continued until next
term.
John Collier and John Safranek pleaded
not guilty. They are charged with selling
liqnor TO minors. They gave bail IN the sum
of $780, and their cases were continued
August Moe was formally called, but he is
out of the city. His bail was declared for
feited.
Frank Z. Chapman, grand larceny, pleaded
not guilty. Continued until next term.
j. W. Ham pleaded not guilty to grand
larceny in the first degree.