Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
LIST OF PARDONS.

Cases Wherein Execuiive Cl",".ncy Has
s.an Ext"nd-d bv ~" Governor.
MADISON. Wis, Feb. 24.-Gov. Peck
yesterday sent to the Senate the list
of pardons granted by him during his
first term in office. From this list itlis
learned that he has extended execu-
tive clemency in all to forty six persons.
In each instance he has given his
and in the Clifford case has gone into an
exhaustive review of the merits of the
question, citing judges reasoning and
arguments, laying stress upon the fact
that the pardon is granted only upon
condition that Clifford refrain from
gambling and from the use of intoxicat-
ing liquors during the remainder of his
life. Should the pardonsd man violate
the conditions of his parole he is liable
to be again confined in the state prison
and remain there so long as he shall
live. The executive message transmit
ting the list is unimportant, and the list
itself, with date of sentence and par
don, is appended:
Lee .Utley, Of Outagamle County, April
10, 1890; larceny, one year; pardoned Janu-
airy 22, 1893.
Emil Nussle. of Chippewa County, May
Is. 1890; abortion, four years; pardoned
March rs, 1891.
Ernest Campbell, of Douglas County,
August 3, 1890; forgery, one year; par
doned April s. 1891.
George Lee Donovan, Of Rock County,
November y, 1891: criminal assault, three
years; pardoned May 8, 1892.
John Brown, Rock County, November
20, 1889; forgery, two years; pardoned
David Phillips Jr.. of Kenosna County,
Noxv fSNn
doneG June y, 1891.
George Stillwell, of jackson County.
September 20, 1889; burglary, three years;
pardoned July Ii, 1891.
George Follensbee, of Marinette County,
january IS, 1890; criminal assault, five
years; pardoncd April 30, 1891.
George s. Loucks, OF Green County,
October a. 1880; forgery, three years; par
doned April 80, 1890.
ty, October 9, 1890; burglary, one year;
Richard Collins, of Douglas County,
March 9, 1889; assault, five years; par
doned May 5, 1891.
Hartley Clifford, of Rock County, May
q, 1888; murder. life; pardoned July IL,
1891.
Martin Davis, of Langlade County, Sep"
TENDER 20, 1890; assault, two years; par
doned September =, 1891.
Charles Holtz, of Portage County, Octo"
Der ~, 1883; murder. life; pardoned Octo"
Peter Hotfelt, of Wood County, May 90,
1889; forgery, three years; paIdoned Octo-'
Der 80, 1891.
Michael Muicairns, of Rock County,
April II, 1886; criminal assault, ten years;
pardoned October 30, 1891.
George Weston, of Douglas County, Au-
gust %, 1890; larceny, two years; pardoned
October 80, 1891.
nd
Orris Knapp, of Wood County, May rs,
1891; burglary, one year each; pardoned
December %. 1891.
Ole Erickson, Trempealeau County, De-
cember 20, 1889; burglary, three years; par
doned February ID, 1892.
Sigurd e. hanson, of La Crosse County,
September Is, 1890; larceny, two years:
pardoned February II, 1892
Charles e Thompson, OF Dane County,
December 5, $780, robbery; two years; par
doned April 5, 1892.
John Curn. OF Waukesha County, May
6, 1891; Wreclling train; eighteen months;
pardoned April s. 1892.
James Sullivan, Winncbaro County,
December rs, 1883; horse stealing; SIX
years; pardoned April Is, 1892.
John Flynn, of Columbia County, De-
cember II, 1890; forgery, two years; par
William j. Wagner, of Green County,
October Is, 1885; murder in second de-
gree, twenty years; pardoned May 26,
1892.
Reuben +. Miner, of Polk County, De-
cember is, 1855; CRIMINAL assault twelve
years; pardoued May 26, 1892.
Charles Martin, of LA Crosse County,
October ID, 1891; larceny, one year; par
doned July q, 1892.
Joseph =. Conrad, of Forest County,
January Is, 1891; keeper Of disreputable
house, three years; pardoned July Is, 1872.
Hermon ID. Seldom, of Fond du Lac
County, January 8, 1889; perjury, two
years; pardoned September IL, 1892.
Reinhardt Stein, of Dane County,
August %, 1887; incest, niue years; par
done& September Is, 1892.
Sever Serley, of Chippewa County,
May II, 1891; embezZlement, four years;
pardoned November ~, 1892.
There were twenty-one pardons
granted from the county iails.