The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-27
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Herbert Gallehugh, Slayer Of Chas.
- Collins.
CASE GOES OVER TO APRIL TERM
Large Number of Others Arraigned
-Eugene O'NeilI and Jos. Ham
Ion Plead entity.

Herbert Gallehugh, who shot Charles
Collins, the colored cook of the San An
gelo hotel, to death, was arraigned on
charge Of murder in the first degree In the
district court yesterday. Gallehugh
pleaded not guilty and his case was al
lowed to go over the term. He Is held
without bail.
Following Gallehugh, twenty-five al
legged law-breakers were arraigned. Only
two pleaded guilty. The cases were all
continued until the April term.
Eugene O'Neill, arrested for stealing
gold watch from John j. Kindlend Of Wor-
Ellington, MINI, admitted the theft
Joseph Hanlon, a mulatto, confessed to
the robberies at the Brown Brothers
tailoring establishment. He exonerated
William Rogers. ONeill and Hanlon will
be sentenced this week. .,@...
A Plea for Baker.
James Baker wanted to plead guilty to
larceny and have sentence suspended
extenuation Of the prisoners crime, but
County Attorney Boardman called atten-
tion to the fact that Baker was accused
Of stealing from the Great Northern while
in it's employ. The specific charge is that
he stole forty-eight journal brasses. A
great many more have been stolen, but
they have not been traced to Baker. Judge
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Their Information.
Among those arraigned was James Tay
lor, an old soldier, from Greenwood town,
accused by his son-in-law and his two
daughters Of incest with his youngest
daughter. The sentiment Of the com
munity is said to be wholly In favor or
Taylor and some surprise may be devel-
oped at the trial.
The following prisoners pleaded not
OIL Hhar1pc w MoiS charged wi h
stealing jewelry worth S1,368 from his
employer, Chester G. Norris: D. F. Stan
ley, indicted as Thomas Fairbanks, for
burglarizing the store of Charles I.
Rosenstein, PIP Second avenue; Robert
German, John Walters and George Lud-
wig, for stealing carpenter tools from O..
G. Peterson, 2122 Ninth avenue S; George
Ludwig, charged with entering the home
of DR.. Henry E. Holmes, 642 E Fifteenth
street, and carrying away valuables; Nils
Anderson, accused Of carnal knowledge
Of female child; Albert Jensen, Peter
Hansen and Thomas Johnson, indicted for
burglarizing the store of Nelson & Erick-
son, 425 Central avenue; Richard Watson,
arrested for robbing Stan. Storminski;
John Connolly and Patrick Reardon.
charged with robbing and brutally as
saulting Charles Schmeling; William Ed
wards and Charles Howard, charged with
swindling Fred J. Behrens of $50 by lm-
personating an officer.
Roy l.. Powers Case.
Roy l.. Powers attracted some attention
when arraigned. He was we'll dressed and
looked quite out Of place. He is indicted
for abandonment and desertion of wife
and family and is specifically accused of
failing to provide for his wife, Elizabeth
Powers, on Oct. last, when she was sick
and helpless. He pleaded not guilty. .,..
Clarence B. Smith, colored youth,
said he was deaf, and compelled Judge
Pond and Clerk Royce to strain their
vocal organs making themselves heard.
He was indicted for forgery.