The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

Vagabond, and also for simple assault The prisoner
was placed at the bar and being asked if had any
counsel and was ready for trial said he was not
ready that the man said he was going to make it up
with him. " -
Mr. Whitney.-"Thats what are goiag to do now ~
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Mr. Whitney stated to the jury that the prisoner was
indicted under the act of 1909 relating rogues and
abonds; the first count charges him with being rogne
anu Vasaoond the second with having loaded pistol
upon his person. and the third with committing common
assault.
The evidence showed that the prisoner, with three
Spreckelmyer, Hanover street. that G,ach drew mis-
to and threatened to shoot Spreckemyer and the
pistol at him. The prisoner with the others went IA the
mouse TO collect some money which Spreckemyer owed
to one OF the party and because they did not get it. the
prisoner threatened to shoot Spreckelmyer
Inc jury rendered verdict Guilty of the first two
counts" N 0 -''' '"'
Mr.. Whitney-'That covers general verdict of
Judge Stump.-'Yes know
me Court sentenced the prisoner to confinement in the
fenitentlary for eighteen months.
Inc case OF William QUINN charged with being an ac
cessory to the murder of Sergeant William Jordan was
removed on affidavit to Baltimore County Court
The counsel for Henry GambriI convicted of the muir
der OF officer Benton yesterday filed the following motion
ana reasons for a new trial
vs. INDICTMENT FOR MURDER
The prisoner, by his counsel in this case moves the
Court here for trial the subject matter of the in
dlctment for the reasons following:
fTS-That the verdict is against the evidence in the
cause. - ~
SecondThat the verdict is against the weight of evil
ThirdThat it is contrary the law and the evidence
touh-That the Jury were improperly nterfered with
in their deliberations before the closing of the testimony
in the and before the indictment was submitted for
their consideration. '
Ffh-That member of the Grand Jury had access to
and conferred with the Petit Jury whilst cause was
in progress of trial. and because the Jury were permitted
to have access to information in regard case which
formed no part of the evidence
(sgnedl c. H. PIrrs,
o. F. HACK,
The Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. VIM. L. Marshall,
Judge, The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
Elizabeth Ann Kehoe u.s. John C. Backus-an ac-
tion to recover damages. On trial. Wysham for
plaintiff; j. Meredith for defendant.
On Monday the following was disposed of:
VIM; Howard us. Peter G. Hummer-an appeal
from Myers. VIM. Howard rented house in the
southern section of the city from a man named
Mayer; Howard failing to pay the rent at the time
1t was due, and in arrears Mayer caused distress
to be issued and levied on Howard's furniture
The day after the distress was levied, the officer
VIM. w ebster, accompanied by Peter G. Hummer
son-in-law of Mayer, the landlord, went to How
ards for the purpose of removing the furniture lev
led on. On reaching the house they fnnnd the door
locked, and ing denied them; whereupon Hum
mer obtained ladder from the opposite side of the
street. placed it against house adjoining Howard's
mounted to the roof and descended Howard's Chin
ney into the front parlor, breaking away the fire.
board, and finding there no key in the front door
he raised the window, opened the shutter and bor-
rowed from an adjoining house key, with which
he opened the door and admitted the baf Web
ster, who thereupon removed the goods. Howard
paid his rent the next day, and entered suit for
trespass against Hummer, before justice Myers who
gave Judgment in favor of Howard for $50 and
costs. Hummer appealed, and the Judgment was
affirmed by the jury.
r. c. Barry for Howard; o. F. Hack for Hum
mer.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee Judge
The following business occupied the Court yes
terday:
Dare & Mcclure Us. Alfred Ross. Before report
ed. Not concluded.
Same Matthews & Zollicofer, Garnishees of
Ross Co. On trial.
Assignment for to-day, 357 to $50.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon Judge Giles
The Court was engaged in the following bust
ness yesterday:
John McRea ct. al as George H. Kyle ct al-an
action oftrover. On trial. George NJ. Gill and
Brown and Bruno for plaintiffs; Wallis and Thomas
for defendants.
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CGrY.-IIon. Wm
George krebs, Judge. There was no business of
public interest transacted in this Court yester-
day