The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-11
TWO Are PARDONED
THIRTY-FOUR CASES UNDER THE
CONSIDERATION OF THE
BOARD
MANY ARE TURNED DOWN

MANY ARE TURNED DOWN
Frank Frost and Louis BaIentine.
Both Sent Up From Hennepin
County, Receive Favorable Ac-
tion-Others Taken Under Adj
visement, and the Result VIII BE
Announced Today.
A meeting of the board Of pardons was
held yesterday In the executive office
at the capitol, and of the thirty-four
cases considered only two pardons were
granted. Frank Frost, of Hennepin coun-
ty, sentenced to five years for burglary.
and Louis Balentine, sentenced to ten
months in the Minneapolis workhouse
for burglary
The most important case considered
was that of George A. Durham convicted
In Minneapolis for the crime of asking
bride and sentenced to six and a half
years in the state prison. His case was
continued until the adjourned meeting to
be held May II.
Inc majority of applications were post
poned, and decision on those taken I'M
DER AMUSEMENT will probably be announc-
ed at the meeting Of the board to be held
at $3.50 this morning. The cases:
Albert Hillman. convicted in Yellow
MEG Meuicine county, Feb. a. 1897, of high
prison for fourteen years Continued to
an adjourned meeting to be held Nav IL
cone merry Will IA Iaao convicted in Itasca
gree, ana sentenced for fxEo
plication denied.
Harrison Dodd, convicted in Itasca.
ond degree. sentence fourteen years:
d da,lirs application denied. Taken under
James Rowe. convicted in st. Louis
TOT the period Of his natural life. Appli.
cation denied.
oo A; W. strom,bblads, convicted in Mobiles
tory sentence; Application denied.
county, May Il, 1897. forgery; Or refo Ionas
John Haunmesser, Convicted in Murray
county, May g. 1897, grand larceny sec,
ono degree; former application denied
CONTINUED to May II.
county, May 9, 1894. murder, second de-
gree; sentence fifteen years; former ap-
RiGa'1o ne+ denied "a Continued to regular
county May 4, 1896, grand larceny in the
i rs+t Gegree; sentence. seventeen years.
,o John Poppin. convicted January IA,
1879, grand larceny, second degree; sen.
tence one year and three months Con-
John Edmund Day, convicted in Hen
nepfn county, Oct. s. 1898, grand larceny.
second degree; sentenced to Minneapolis
to May II.
James Long, convicted in Traverse
snne H. 1885, murder in the first
life; Continued to May IL ~>'. = ''o'' ~
Charles c. Nelson. convicted in Free
porn county. Dec s., 1898, grand larceny
IN the first degree; sentenced to the state
prison for five and half years Appli-
cation denied.
William Buckley, convicted in Becker
days Application denied
Daniel w; Kennedy, convicted in st.
Louis Louis county June H. 1897 uttering a
prison for ten years. Continued to MAY
Daniel Peterson and David Bean, con-
unlawfully entering an open railroad car:
sentenced to imprisonment in the state
training school at Red Wing. Taken un-
Ole A. Anderberg convicted in Chip
pewa county, July 8, 1888, indecent as
sault; sentenced to the state prison for
wv yOoAS. appllCdIlOI Q0n16Q.
Cara Adams, convicted In Hennepin
county, Nov. 26. 1898, grand larceny in the
hrst degree and sentenced to imprison-
to May II.
James Funk, Jr., convicted of the crime
of murder in Kandiyohi county, Nov. 8.
1887, sentenced to prison for life continued
to May II. :, : :
William Haggarty. convicted In Blue
Earth county. Dec. "a, 1895, robbery, SEN
fenced to state prison for five and one
10 FN<aly ,cJN~, lx,s-
James Albro, convicted in Itasca county,
June II, 1897, of robbery in the second de-
gree and sentenced to state prison for
three years. Passed
county, April Is, 1898, grand larceny in the
second degree and sentenced to the state
prison for five years. Application denied.
+ Ben A. Buxton, convicted In Henepln
county, Feb. 26. 1897, grand larceny in the
first degree and sentenced to the state re-
formatory; Taken under advisement. =
county, June 4, 1898, carnal knowledge and
abuse Of female child; sentenced to the
state prison on the reformatory plan.
Former application denied. Present ap-
/ Herman Smith. convicted in Ramsey
county, Jan. q, 1885, grand larceny; SEN
fenced to prison for ten years. Former
application denied. Taken under advise
ment.
William Maloney, convicted In Ramsey
county, Nov Is, 1896, of grand larceny and
sentenced TO the state refOrmatOry. For
mer application denied Taken under ad-
visement
John Corcoran, convicted in Ramsey
county, Nov. Z. 1897, Of burglary and SEN
fenced to state prison for four years and
three months. Former application denied.
Passed
Frank Frost, convicted in Hennepin
county, Jan. %, 1897, of burglary and es-
capped from custody and sentenced to the
state prison for five years. Pardoned.
Joseph Starr convicted in Morrison
county, March Is, 1888, carnal knowledge
of a female child and sentenced for five
years continued to May II.
Edward Belanger, convicted in Dakota
county, Dec. 20, 1893, grand larceny in the
second degree; sentenced for ten years.
Taken under advisement.
Louis Balentine. convicted in Hennepin
county, Oct. 8, 1898, forgery in the first de-
gree; sentenced to the Minneapolis work.
house for ten months. Pardon, condi-
tional on his returning to Kansas City.
Andrew Meyers, convicted In Cotton
wood county, Dec. 8, 1898, assault in the
second degree; sentenced to state prison
for two and one-half years continued to
May II.
BILL INTRODUCED INssENATE.
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foreign corporations must file articles of
incorporation in the state to correct an
error Of enrolling clerk in adding an s.S''
to word year. IS. F. 1853, Somerville, Rep.
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