St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
GRAND JURY MAKES PAP TIAL REPORT
or FINDINGS.
CRIMINAL CALL MONDAY.

LodNy anu
Negro Murderers Must Face a
Petit Jury, the Former for
Murder in the First, and the
Latter in the Second Degree.
The grand jury made partial report
at noon yesterday, returning twenty
two indictments. and then proceeded
with .,other work. Judge Willis then
made an order to the effect that the
criminal calendar will be called next
Monday and the trial of cases begun.
The grand jury was asked to make am
other report next Friday as to addi-
tiOnal indictments found. The iudict-
ments returned yesterday are as fol-
lows:
Gelsomino MagIioni, murder in the
first degree. He it is who shot Pasquale
Farrari on the night of Dec. 20. Both
are Italians.
Henry Johnson, negro,-is Indicted
for murder in the second degree for
shooting Henry Rollins. colored man.
on the morning of Dec. Is.
Joseph Maverick is accused of as
sault in the first degree. He is the man
shot by Deputy Marshal E. w. Goodner
Sunday night after the return of his
wife and self from church. This was
on Oct. s last. A second indictment for
burglary in the third degree is returned
against Maverick.
William McDonough, assault in the
second degree made OH Michael O'Don-
nell with a knife on Oct. II.
John McDermott, burglary in the
third degree, committed May Is, by ell
tering the shop of Hesse & Danicker,
and taking goods valued at 500.
James BurgOyne, grand larceny in
the second degree, committed Nov. s.
by stealing goods worth S34 from the
dwelling of II. Lathman.
Charles Hahn, grand larceny in the
second degree, in stealing personal
property worth SIS from the house Of
Albert M. Ritz.
Joseph Kenne dy, burglary in the sec
ond degree. committed Dec. s, by enter
ing the dwelling of Mayor F. p. Wright.
This is the case where the mayor was
aroused by the police, and captured a
man in his house.
August Bushman, grand larceny in
the second degree. 1t is claimed that
he stole a horse, wagon and harness
worth S75 from John Feely on Nov. 6.
John Gauthier is accused of indecent
assault, by taking liberties with Susan
Steiner, a girl under fourteen years old.
on Oct. 20.
j. P. Stephen, grand larceny in the
cnpnn6 6nnran of tho
store of Mcclure & Mulroney, and car
rying away barrel of Malaga grapes
and a box of candy.
Daniel Sullivan is accused of making
criminal assault on Annie Zimmerman
on Oct. %, at his barber shop, with in
tent to commit rape.
Herbert Faribauit and Treffa lesser
are charged with grand larceny in the
second degree, committed Oct. 80, by
taking personal property worth 81 from
the store of Kerst & Cecka.
Mark Murphy and James Miller are
accused of grand larceny in the second
degree and burglary in the third de-
gree, committed Dec. at the dwelling
of McFadden & Mullen. 1t is said that
they carried away candy and chewing
gum worth S25.
Benjamin Clay, grand larceny in the
second degree, committed Nov. 10 by
taking from the shop of Joseph Samson
goods worth $40.
j. a. Lindring, two indictments for
forgery in the second degree. One case
for passing forged order for S25 on the
Capitol, signed by Samuel Il. Sloan and
Endorsed by L. B. Baseom and A. j.
Swanson. The other is for passing a
forged check on the same bank in the
sum of $40, signed by Samuel Sloan and
Endorsed by f. d. Hauser and j. r.
Mills.
Herbert Faribault, two Indictments.
one for burglary in the third degree and
the other grand larceny in the first de-
gree, both based on charge that he
entered the store of John Horish on
Oct. so and robbed it of goods.