The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-19
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GRAND JURY HEARS THE EVI-
DENCE OF CHRISTIAN CITIZEN
SHIP LEAGUE PEOPLE
ABOUT SALOON LICENSES,
BUT WILL NOT RETURN ANY IN
DICTMENTS, so 1T IS RE-
PORTED.
FOURTEEN TRUE BILLS RETURNED
List of Those Whose Cases Were
Acted UpOn-Jury to Do Some
Visiting.

The grand jury, after granting a
hearing yesterday to representatives
of the Christian Citizenship league, re-
FUSED to return any indictments
against parties selling liquor under
transferred licenses. The league had
selected one particular saloonkeeper
who is operating under transferred Ii
Csnse as an example. w. L. Wilson
and other members of the league went
before the grand jury and gave the
necessary testimony, but no Indictment
will be reported today in consequence.
The grand jury submitted it's second
partial report yesterday afternoon, re-
turning fourteen indictments. Ten were
made public at once, and the remain
ing four were ascertained later in the
day. Among the indicted persons is
William Keefe, who is twice indicted
of the crime of subornation of perjury.
The following is a list of those indict-
ed
Frank Creighton. two indictments for grand
larceny in the first degree for robbing the
homes of Mary Cook and Arty Mitchell; w.
J.. Johnson, grand larceny, second degree,
stealing a Napoleon bicycle owned by Will
lam c. Read August F. Osterlind forgery in
first degree, passing on the Capital bank
false and forged certificate of the preferred
capital stock of the st. Paul & Duluth road,
showing H. shares of the stock Harry
Burns, perjury; John Keets, grand larceny
in the first degree, stealing from the store of
j. F. Witt; James Gadbois and Charles Levy,
grand larceny in the first degree, stealing
from the person of Alfred Ericsson; Charles
E. Lee, converting a gold watch the prop
erty of George H. Woodson, the watch being
valued at $780, and Viola Lee being the
bai!Ge; Tncmas Koonan, grand larceny, first
degree, at New Brighton stealing from the
house of William Redshaw; j. H. Sullivan,
grand larceny in second degree, stealing from
tn {person of Raphael Max
NJ indictments were returned against
WA m Keefe. One charges Inn singly with
subornation of perjury in E\Icing Harry
PsXj to swear falsely ~ De- civil suit
%ner is a joint indictment charging Keefe
and ytll with suborning Bell to give false
test 10y in the same case. Keefe was TAX
en- beieIe Judge Willis in the afterrxen and
his bail was fixed at 81 900 in each case. Ed
win A. Jaggard and Lauritz c. Anderson exc
cuted both bonds.
John Hanson, indicted for assault in the
second degree, committed last November, it
is alleged, upon John Sampson, was arrested
later in the day. and required to give $1,000
bail, which he furnished, John II. Carlson
and John e. Eyenson signing the bond
No bills were found against Arthur Sob
ieska, charged with converting mortgaged
property; HON Yew, charged with running
an opium joint; Theodore Vincent, practicing
medicine without a license; Uriah Branch,
grand larceny in first degree.
me only indictment not made public yes
terday was that against Michael Kleibeck and
John Helmiak, who are charged with assault
ing Patrolman Urbanski, on Dayton's bluff
last Christmas eve.
The grand jury will begin it's committee
work today, turning its attention to the
various county offices.