The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-19
PINAULT ROBBER
HELPS FIND LOOT
WAINWRIGHT WILL REMAIN IN
CUSTODY OF POLICE.
Arrangement Of the Thief Waits While
He Assists in Recovering Treasure
Stolen from the Mount Curve Man
sion-Fourteen Prisoners Plead "Not
Guilty. in District Court.

Thomas j. Wainwright is still needed
by the police in locating the valuable
loot that he stole from DR.. Pinault and
disposed Of in many ydifferent places.
From this reason his arraignment in
the district court on the Indictment
returned against him yesterday has
been indefinitely postponed. In the
meantime the accomplished thief will
give valuable assistance to the police.
There were, however, fourteen prls-
oners ready for arrangement this morn
ing, and each OF them appeared ami
pleaded not guilty to the charge against
him. Their pleas were received, bail
was fixed and their trials set for dates
in April and early in May at the sug'
gestion of First Assistant County At
torney John F. Dahl
Unusual Charge. -..:
Henry Deneen was arraigned on the
unusual charge of placing an obstruc,,
that he ran an engine from the Great
Northern roundhouse and left it stand
ing on the main track near Monroe
street. A passenger train was due
there about twenty minutes after the
engine was left, and it was only by
happy chance that the obstruction
was discovered in time to prevent a
collision and the probable loss of life.
It is alleged that Deneen, who was
formerly switchman in the employ
of the Great Northern, was disgruntlcd
with the company's treatment of him,
and showed it by attempting to do
it injury. Other engines are alleged
to have been run out Of the round
house and left standing on main tracks,
and one serious freight collision re-
suited therefrom. The offense is pun,
ishable by maximum penalty Of ten
years in the penitentiary. r =.
nary was that charging John Sullivan,
Timothy Sullivan and Edwin L: Van
Epps with interfering with public Of
fcer, Frank Quinn, municipal court off
| Ger. Quinn, it is alleged, was attempt
ing to serve writ Of replevin upon
Van Epps when the defendants used
force in resisting him. Bail was fixed
at 500 in each case and trial was set
for April 26. - g..
~ From Cell to Court. -.@-~
| James Larkins, released from the
workhouse today, was arraigneds on a
degree. It is alleged that the defend
ant, secured $50 from. Wyvel-H arring
ton company on the false representation
that he was going to use it for cigars
and pocketbooks to be distributed
among employees of:==the Rock Island
Railway company, who were going to
have houses built for them and the in.
surance of which waste be given to
the above named company. 1T is al.
legged that the defendant appropriate
the money TO his ownShse. Bail $500;
/ trial. april a336.s 80 xs.s
The recent fights among the jewellers
1 of the fats have resulted in indictments
upon which the following men were ar.
raigned today, charged with. assault il
! the second degree: Martin Jeremko
Alexander Jeremko and Samuel Mar.
hol, accused of assaulting John Zahar;
and John Prybula, Mike Prybula and
George Davy, charged win throwing
rocks and injuring John Ivan. Bail
twas fixed in the first three cases at 5000
each and at $500 each in the last three
- Other arraignments were: William
Millin, charged with grand larceny in
| the first st degree. Bail. $500; trial
Peter M. Lee, charged with grand
larceny in the second degree; bail $500
trial, April IS. = -,
Benjamin Gordon, charged with re
ceiving stolen property; bail, $1,000
! trial, May l. = *s-;.~. : ---5s.,-.., -