St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-17
ALL MINOR CRIMES.
Twenty-Five Indictments Re-
ported by the Grand Jury
Yesterday.
The Throat Cutting Case of Flah-
erty Heads the Criminal
List.

The grand jury completed its work
yesterday aud reported to Judge Kelly
shortly before noon. There were TWEEN
ty.five indictments returned, most of
which are of petty nature.
Thomas Kane is indicted for assault
in the second degree, in that he is al
legged to have cut Mary Flaherty's
throat while drunk because she would
not permit him to plant a kiss on her
rosy lips.
John Dorsey is indicted for grand
| larceny in the second degree for steal
| ing gold watch belonging to Miss
| Gotzian. at the Aberdeen, Jan. Is last.
w. G. Ward, assault in the second de-
gree for beating Henry Smons with an
iron weapon, Jan. 81. 1895. Joseph
| Arson and Ole Nordehagen, grand lar
| ceny in the second degree for relieving
George Hayden of $S5. Matthew Sher-
| lock, two counts, one for grand larceny
| in the second degree for stealing whisky
| and cigars from the premises OF
| Thomas Flaherty, the other for bur-
| glary in the third degree for entering
| the store. Charles Williams, forgery in
| the second degree for uttering forged
check for $50, payable to John Moore,
| drawn on the First National bank, and
signed Osgood Il Blodgett Manufactur
ing company, and indorsed by John
Moore Patrick Mullen, forgery in the
second degree for passing forged
check for 50, drawn on the Seven cor
ners bank, payable TO House Of Good
Shepherd, signed r. l.. German, and in
dOrsed ''Pat Mullen" Daniel Flynn,
grand larceny in the first degree for
taking from the person of Flora Gerger-
son a pOcketbOOk containing $3.50. 5.
Ksyckie, petit larceny, Tor putting off
worthless check drawn on the Germania
bank, for 800 on Joseph Matz.
Harry Buck, a charge of grand
larceny in the second degree for steal
ing suit of clothes from the room of
Amanda \. Haskell. a third indict
ment is for burglary i'll the third degree
for breaking into her room. Aus
tin Hoban, assault in the second
degree on Alfred Winter with
loaded pistol. John Smolinski and
George Decker, grand larceny in the
first degree. tor holding up ID. Il. Sin
clair and taking his gold watch, valued
at 500, and his gold spectacles. James
Powell, Tor receiving stolen property
from John Manning. consisting Of lot
of pocket knives and raZors. which be-
longed to Schnell & Krank. John Man.
ming, two indictments, one for grand
larceny in the second degree, for steal
ing the aforementioned lot of knives
and razors from Schnell d Krank, and
the other for burglary, for breaking
into their store. Bernard Laska and
John Berselka, burglary in the third de-
gree, tor breaking into the house of
Harriet A. Jackson, OH Dayton avenue,
while the family was out of town.
John Smith, grand larceny in the second
degree, for stealing lot of cigars and
playing cards from the Northern EX-
press company. John Duffy is accused
of grand larceny in the second degree
for stealing from Maud Egan. while in
the cathedral, certificate of deposit Oh
the GeTmania bank for $50 and $3.50 in
cash. Charles Lomen, alias Charles
ESchbaugh. and James Lomen, alias
James G. Knerr, grand larceny in the
second degree. for stealing a team and
bob-sleigh from Henry n. Pratt and
A. L. Pratt.