The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-10

don; convicted in st. Louis county Sept. IL.
1885, of the crime of uttering a forged check
and sentenced to state prison for two and one
half years.
ton of sentence; convicted in Houston county
March 5, 1896, of the crime of robbing in the
second degree and sentenced to state prison.
for seven years and one month. Consisted
of an assault and robbery of William E. Pot
ter at La Crescent
No. 17-Otto Lundeen, wants communication;
convicted in Kanabec county, Sept. IA, 1898,
of the crime of murder in the first degree and
sentenced TO state prison for life.
No. 118-Wiliam Pickett wants commuta-
ton; convicted in Ramsey county, Oct. 10,
1885. of the crime of grand larceny in the
first degree and sentenced to state prison for
seven years.
No. 119-William Foster wants commuta-
tion convicted in Ramsey county jan Ia
1896, of the crime of grand larceny in the first
degree and sentenced to state refcrmatory.
Crime consisted of stealing wearing apparel of
the value Of $123 from the room of George
Charleston at ST. Paul during the night Of
Dec. 49, 1896.
No. 12G-.Guy c. Altman, wants pardon or
Communication. Convicted in Hennepin county,
Nov. Is. 1896, of the crime of burglary and
sentenced to Saltwater for three years. He
is a. second-termer.. and was pardoned,vby the
governor for the first offense. Robbed saloon
in Minneapolis.
victed in Morrison county, Dec. 26, 1896, of
the crime of forgery and sentenced to Still
water Tor TWO years.
No i22-Frank w. O'Brien wants commu-
tatfon OF sentence. Convicted in Blue Earth
county, Dec. "a, 1894, of the crime of rob-
berry in the first degree and sentenced to
is his second term at Saltwater. The county
attorney of Blue Earth county says he is a
habitual criminal, and protests against his
pardon. Robbed a citizen on the streets of
Mankato.
No. 12S-Alphonss Ray wants pardon. Com
mitted to state training school at Red Wing,
July II, 1894, from the municipal court of
Minneapolis as an incorrigible.
No. PA. E. Christ wants pardon. Con-
victed in justice court at Perham, Otter
Tail county Aug. %, 1897 of the crime of
illegal fishing, and sentenced to pay fine
Of SIS and costs of prosecution or. to i'm
prsonment in the county Jail for seventy
five days. He too poor to pay the fine
and had to be committed to Jail.
No. 125-Axel Olsen wants Communication Of
sentence. Convicted in Hennepn county,
March 6, 1897, of the crime of burglary in the
tory Crime consisted of breaking into a
railroad car at Minneapolis and stealing
wheat therefrcm.
No. 12s-William Bender wants pardon or
Communication. Convicted In Todd county,
Noy.. Z, 1891, of the crime of manslaughter
in the first degree and sentenced to Still
No. fitzpatrick Regain wants pardon. Con-
victed in Ramsey county, Feb. 10, 1891, OF
the crime of murder and sentenced to Still
water for life. He killed his wife. The par
don is recommended by five of his seven
children and many citizens of st. Paul.
No. 12S-Albert Alderman, of Ramsey eoun-
ty, warts Communication of sentence Sen
fenced to the state reformatory Oct. 16 1885,
fer the crime of grand larceny in the first
degree This case was considered by the
board May g. 1897, and denied. Alderman
broke open the store of Novotny Bros, in ST.
Paul, the night of March "a, 1895, and stole
some fire arms and fishing tackle.
No. 129-Frederick NJ Douglas, of Henne-
pin county, for pardon. Sentenced to state
prison June %. 1889, for fifteen years for the
crime of robbery.
No. 13o-Rachel spellman, of st. Louis
county, for pardon. Sentenced to state
prison, July 8, 1897, for one year for the
crime of arson. Convicted of setting house
Oh fire in Duluth.