St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-12


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The grand jury made partial report
yesterday at noon, stating that twenty
five indictments had thus far been
found. In addition to this a number Of
other eases had been investigated, and
no indictments found. III
The report includes six indictments
that are not made public. The nineteen
whose names are made public are as
follows:
Thomas Fleury, James Huvard, Ben,
Jamin Miller, j. j. Meiggs and Henry
Morris are accused of grand larceny in
the second degree for stealing 5000 in
gold, on Aug. IA, belonging to the Mer-
chants National Bank of st. Paul.
Frank Vickla is charged with indecent
assault upon Alice May Orman OIL
June 10.
John Weber, John Doe and Richard
Roe. grand larceny in the first degree,
in stealing from the store of John H.
Delaney cash register worth $3.50 and
1898 in cash.
William Bishop. John Clark and
James Flynn, burglary in the third de-
gree, for breaking into the house of
John M. Gilman on June 30 and carry
Ing away 500 worth of goods. The
same persons are also accused of grand
larceny in the first degree, in that they
stole from the house OF John NJ. Gilman
gold watch worth $50.
j. L. GoIman is indicted Tor forging
an order for S17.25 on the Seven Corners
bank, signed by Charles McCarren and
passed upon Andrew A. Klassell ON
June 5.
John O'Connell is charged with grand
larceny in the second degree in that he
on June Is robbed John Henry Jurgen-
sen OF a watch and chain valued at Sl5.
Edward PaetSch, forgery in the Sec
ond degree, committed on July s. by
passing upon john Lyons check for
SIS drawn on the Germania bank, signed
James NJ. Rossell and Endorsed Edward
Paetsch; also a second Indictment for
passing check for Sl2 on w. j. Eggles-
| ton, drawn OH the same bank and signed
and Endorsed by the same parties.
Peter Larsen, forgery i'll the second
degree for passing upon August john
son check Gil the Commercial bank Tor
$50, signed &c. E. Baldwin & Co.." and
Endorsed "Peter LARSEN"
Charles Allen, burglary in the third
degree, committed Aug. 2, at the Plym-
| outh Clothing House, by entering door
on the roof and carrying away 800
worth of goods.
Frank Clark, grand larceny in the
second degree, committed July %, by
stealing two oxen belonging to John
Marty.
Peter Larsen. forgery in the second
degree. committed April IL. by passing
upon ThomOs Breen and Nicholas Krey,
check for S25 drawn upon the Second
National bank, signed "E. Baldwin Il
Co." and payable TO Frank Johnson, by
whom 1t was Endorsed.
John II. De Bruyen, forgery in the
second degree, for passing check for
$40 upon the Germania bank, payable
to Berlandi IL Co., signed Kocher u
Hinrichs.
Edward Zirlezinski and Frank Zire-
zlnSki, grand larceny in the second de-
gree, committed July 26, by stealing
from the dwelling of Elias L. Steven
son three pairs of pantaioons, vest,
meerSchaum pipe and gold chain, all
worth $50. -
Charles Burns, burglary in the third
degree, committed July 20 at the store
of E. j. Darragh. as assignee of Edward
Kelly. and stealing goods worth more
than 500.
James Murray. assault in the second
degree, made upon James Brogan, "a
police officer, on the night of Sept. 10.
Il. 7. Stanton, forgery i'll the second
degree, for passing upon Clara Sigm.,nn
4 check for S22, drawn unon the Second
National bank, and signed "Martih
Loyejoy 81 Co."
The jury reported that upon investl-
CATION no indictments had been found
| against the following named parties. and
the court ordered them all discharged,
| namely: w. +. Quirk. Henry Bliss.
John Schletzer. Thomas c. Tyrell, j. Ii.
Williams, George Matthews, James
Murray, George Jordan. James Stratton,
| Joseph Paschilka, John Paschilka, ia
| cob W. Loewenburg, Frank Bordwell
| and Arthur Bordwel.
The grand jury will be in session
| again today. There remains about two
| days more work investigating jail cases.
| The Hawks-Seyen Corners bank matter
| has not yet been investigated.
Genuine English Cashmere Hose,
25 Cents.
Genuine imported goods Never be-
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