Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-06-14
Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed of in
the Court of Quarter Sessions, last week.
We will give this week. proceedings in our
next issue:
Commonwealth VS.. J ohm Schrote Indict-
meut for keeping Tipping House. True
Bill. Pleads guilty and submits. Sentenc-
81 10 nav fine of SO for the use of the
WHmore borough School District, and the
costs.
Same vs.. same; Indictment for keeping
Tippling House. True Bill. On motion and
leave the District Attorney entered noHe
Ur0SeqlH.
Same vs. V. Malzie; Indictment for keep
Tippling House True BIZ. On motion
and leave the District Attorney entered a
noHe proSegu, on payment Of the costs
By the defendant.
Same VS.. same; Indictment for selling
liquor to a person Of known Incorporate
habits True bill. On motion and leave
the District Attorney entered a ylOHe pros
equ, On payment Of the costs by the defen-
dant.
Same VS.. James McBreem; Indictment
for keeping Tipping House. True BILL
Pleads guilty and submits. Sentenced to
pay fine of $40 to the Wilmore borough
School District, and the costs.
Same VS.. same; Indictment for keeIing
Tppling House. True bill. On motion and
leave the District Attorney entered a I1Oile
lroseqm, on payment Of the costs by the de-
iendant.
Same vs.. John Brown; Indictment for
Blgamy True bill Found guilty,
Same VS.. Francis X. Herlinger; Indict=
ment for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. True bill. Defendants recognizance
forfeited.
Same VS.. John Askim; Indictment for as
sault and battery. True bill. Not guilty.
Same VS.. Jacob Reara. jr.; Indictment for
keeping Tipping House. True bill. On
motion and leaye the District Attorney en-
tered 'loUe proSequi, on payment Of the
costs by the defendant.
Same VS.. John Hornck; Indictment for
larceny and receiving stolen goods. True
bill, Found guilty.
Same VS.. Barbara Hornick; Indictment
for larceny. True bill. Found guilty.
Same vs.. Le9raud Davis; Indictment for
assault and battery. True bill. Not guilty
on the first count of the indictment, but
guilty on the second count. Sentenced to
pay fine oi 81 and the costs, he having
already been imprisoned three months.
Same vs.. James Landers; Indictment for
assault and battery. True bill.
Same VS.. David Boyle; Indictment for
false preteuSe. True bill. Not guilty, and
defendant and prosecutor to pay the costs
equally.
Same VS.. Rose Ann Burns; Indictments for
keeping Tippling House. True bill. Re
cognizance forfeited.
Same vs.. John Henry Smith; Indictment
ior adu!uy. True bill. Found guilty, and
recommended to the mercy of the Court
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and the
costs and 70 undergo an imprisonment in
lie County Jail for three months.
Same vs.. Thomas Mdrkey; Indictment for
assault and battery. Not true bill, and
the prosecutor TO pay the costs.
Same vs. Andrew Hemming; Indictment
Tor selling liquor to a minor. Not true
OH and the prosecutor to pay the costs.
Same VS.. Joseph Cole; Indictment for lar
ce1y and receiving stolen goods. Not guilty,
and the prosecutor to pay the costs.
Same VS.. Peter Fisher; Indictment for
Seeping Tipping House. Not true bill,
aud the County to pay the costs.
Same VS.. Patrick Cole and Jacob Gates;
Indictment for felony. True bill. Continued.
Same VS.. Christian Hecker Indictment for
SeIIHS HquOT Oh Ouuldy. ITue Dill. OOu-
unued, and to enter into recognizance.
Same VS.. same; Indictment for keeping O
Ipplng House. Continued.
Same VS.. James d. Hamilton; Indictment
ior keeping Tippling House. True BILL
Same VS. Daniel Kifeline; Indictment for
larceny. Not a true bill.
=, Same VS.. VIM. Cole, Hugh Cole and Geo.
yates; Indictment for burglary. True bill.
continued and to enter in recognizance.
Same vs.. Samuel Bttey; Indictment for
"rcble entry. Not guilty.
=, Same VS.. Philip II. Jones; Indictment for
EoeI: True bill. DEFENDANTS recognizanco
forfeited.
:. oame vs.. F. Pingle; Indictment for selling
NQuoF on Sunday. True bill. Continued.