The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-06

The state board of pardons will hold its
regular quarterly meetings Monday in the
executive chambers, when twenty-five
new applications for pardon will be con-
s1dered, as we'll as several that were left
over from the last session of the board.
Two convicted murderers seek c,emen-
cy at the hands of the board, Claus A.
Blixt, the murderer Of katherine Cling,
and Albert Dunai, of Jackson county,
who has been sentenced to hang.
Dunai claims that he is not guilty, and
asks that his sentence may be committed
to life imprisonment, that he may even
tually prove his innocence. A claim is
put up that the shooting was acciden al.
case Of some interest locally is that
of Samuel G.. Ginner, formerly ''primate
of the Church of America" and president
of the Order of Minnehaha but now just
simply '1s64." Mr.. Ginner chafes under
the sentence of three years, and wants
to come out into the sunlight.
The calendar of new cases is as fol-
lows:
Thomas Kennedy, Ramsey county,
April 4 1899 Grand larceny. second de-
gree. State prison on the reform plan
Carl II. Park. Ramsey county, April l.,
prison. five years and six months
Corrine McCutcheon, Hennepin county,
April e 1888. Grand larceny. second de-
Samuel g. e Gnner, Ramsey si County, May
%, 1899 Grand larceny, first degree. State
prison. three years.
Charles Norman, Hennepin county,
Sept. 10, 1898 Robbery, first degree. State
prison for five years.
George ,o a Durham Hennepin county lrts
Roswell b. Rice, Brown county, Jan.
10, 1887. Grand larceny, first degree.
State prison. five years and four months
John Leonard, Hennepin county, June
A. 1898 Grand larceny, second degree
State prison, five years.
osten Olson, Yellow Medicine county,
March e. 1897 Manslanghter, first de-
free. State prison, eight years.
Henry Weiss. Hennepin county, Oct. 10,
1898. Grand larceny. second degree. State
prison. two years.
vember 1899. Selling Intoxicating liquor
without license. County Jail, sixty days
and pay fine of $50.
David L. Soderkvist, Hennepin county.
William Casey. Hennepin county. Oct.
6, 1885, Burglary. third degree. State
p Claus al Alfred Blixt. 41ennepin county,
May 4. 1895. Murder. first degree. Natural
Lee j. Barnes, Red Lake county, fep
%, 1888. Grand larceny, first degree. State
prison. five years.
Thomas Lynch. Hennepin county, Dec.
81. 1897 Robbery. first degree. State
prison, three years and six months.
W. w. Andrews. Hennepin county, Sept.
IS, 1898 Forgery, third degree. State
prison, reformatory plan.
Albert Dunat (commutation). jackson
county Nov II, 1899. Murder. first de-
gree. Death by hanging.
Frank Heating, Cottonwood county,
Nov %. 1888. Rape. State prison, ten
James Terry. Hennepin county. March
o. 1895. Burglary, third degree. State
prison, five years and four months.
Fred Deloney. Hennepin county. FEB.
II, 1893. Grand larceny. second degree.
Reformatory and transferred to- the state
prison, reformatory plaHlfl
Charles Clark, Douglas county, Sept.
IS, 1892 Grand larceny. first degree. State
prison, one year. The trial Judge earnest
" recommends full pardon.
c. w. Gutherless,- Faribault county,
Jan. 2e. 1899. Grand larceny. second de-
gree. State prison. three years and four
months.
James O'Brien. Meeker county. Jan. 49,
1897 Burglary. third degree. State re-
formatory at st. Cloud, and transferred
to the state prison.
Vince Wood. Hennepin. county, Oct g.
1897 Robbery. first degree. State prison.