The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-10

MAY CIVIL AND CRIMINAL TERM, 1876, SYM0NDS,
j., PRESIDING.
TOEsDAY.-The graud jury came in at Ills to-
day and reported the following indictments:
Alexander Scott and Peter Deehan, robbery
Charles Douglass, compound larceny.
John Silyadore, larceny from person.
Thomas Smith, larceny.
Henry Robinson, larceny.
John Mcdonald, larceny.
Same, for same
Lemuel A. Bickford and James e. Bickford. lar
cenv.
Hungary, attempt to commit larceny.
George H. Nickerson and James A. Haley, COM
pound larceny.
Thomas Decost, compound larceny.
John Gerard and Arthur Bowman, compound
larceny.
Walter W. Andrews, compound larceny.
Stephen j. DOherty, compound larceny.
John Burns, false pretences.
Patrick Sullivan and Patrick j. Crowley, larceny.
William E. Leonard and Patrick Ford, compound
larceny.
Frederick H. Reed, compound larceny
Thomas 4. Bennett compound larceny.
James e. Woods, receiving stolen goods.
John Peterson, assault and battery.
Seth y. Kennedy, compound larceny.
John Donovan, assault and battery,
John Leonard and John Donovan, riot.
Martin Flaherty, assault and battery.
Calvin w. Allen, nuisance.
Michael Hogan, Timothy Walcott and Henry Shiel,
nuisance.
Patrick Deehan nuisance.
nuisance.
Charles H. Adams, nuisance.
Andrew Lang. nuisance.
John X. Martin, aiding in the maintenance of q
nuisance.
John Foley ana John Foley, jr., same.
George f. Ward. same
Hugh Doherty, same.
Michael Howley, same.
John Wall, same.
Richard Collins same.
Edward Could same.
Patrick McGiinchy, same.
Patrick Gormey, same.
So far 80 indictments made public, of which 80
are for other crimes than liquor selling. Several
criminal indictments are still kept secret, besides
some thirty liquor indictments
In the afternoon the following arraignments were
made on indictments found at this term:
Charles Douglass, for breaking and entering the
stable of Mayor Fessenden and the larceny thererom
of team, etc., pleaded not guilty.
John Silyadore, for the larceny of watch from
the person of John Durham, pleaded not guilty.
james A. Haley pleaded guilty to breaking and
entering the store of Charles 81. Baker,
John E. Gerard pleaded guilty to breaking and
entering the store of Edwin L. Stanwood.
Patrick Sullivan and Patrick j. Crowley each
pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the building
Of John Lynch, and the larceny therefrom of books
and type.
Seth B. Kennedy pleaded guilty to breaking and
entering the store Of Andrew Bennett.
Thomas Decost pleaded not guilty to an indictment
cHaIguS nlu Will ufedkig anu cheering the store OF
Mark Owen.
John Brady pleaded guilty to being a common
seller of intoxicating liquors, and sentenced to
three months in Jail.
John I. Waters pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment against him for being common seller.
The criminal appeals were then taken up.
State VS.. Fred Ingman. Appeal from Municipal
Court on a complaint for search and seizure. After
the case was opened to the jury, the counsel for the
defendant moved that the complaint be quashed for
informaty, which motion tie Court allowed, and
the respondent was discharged.
Butler, Asst. County Attorney.
H. e. Cleaves for defendant
State VS.. Dennis Cragin. Appeal on process Of
search and seizure Defence that the liquors seized
on the premises of the defendant were deposited
there without the knowledge OF defendant Verdict
not guilty.
Butler, Asst. County Attorney.
H. B. Cleaves for defendant.
State vs.. Patrick McGinchy. Appeal from Mu-
nicpal Court on complaint for search and seizure
Defence that the liquor seized not the property
of the defendant. Jury out when Court adjourned.
Butler for State.
A. w. Bradbury for defendant.