The Portland daily press., 1876-01-11
SunerIar Court.

JANUARY CIVIL AND CRIMINAL TERM, 1876. sY-
MONDs, J., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-State VS.. James Bradley. Appeal from
the Municipal Court on a complaint for seizure Of
four gallons of liquor. Respondent was found one
evening about eight o'clock walking along CONNER.
cial street carrying four tin cans holding about
gallon each filled with gin, rum and whiskey. Al
soon as he the officers he started for the sewer
and as the officers stated, attempted to spill it, bu
did not succeed Respondent did not take the stand
and offered no evidence. Case was tried at the
last September term and the jury disagreed. Jury
out.
Butler, Asst Co. Attorney. Strout & Gage.
The grand jury came in at half past four O'Clock
and reported about fitty-three indictments. Those
that have been made pnblic are as follows:
Geo. Haney and Charles L. Bean, receiving stolen
goods.
VIM. Dighton, assault
Samuel o. Wood, larceny from the person
Abel futile, common thief
Frank Chase, larceny.
Thomas H. Reed assault and battery.
Sophronia E. Peterson, larceny.
John Glinn, assault and battery.
James Kelley larceny.
Patrick Kavanaugh, John Welcb, robbery.
Peter McDonough, assault and battery.
Charles A. Dalton, Harriet Prescott, compound
larceny.
james Clary, John H. Gallagher, breaking and
entering.
George W. Murray, Edwin G. Hamilton, larceny.
Charles w. Morrison, robbery.
Michael Mccarthy, larceny.
Geo. Whitehead and Laura F. Cunningham, adult
cry.
James NJ. Cobb. gambling house.
Henry Williams, larceny.
Chas. NJ York. Llewellyn Bubier, Chas. L. Harri.
man, Thos. E. Winship, Chas. Ramsdell assault and
battery.
Franklin Barstow, assault.
Major Harmon, gambling house.
VIM. W. Cunningham, assault and battery.
Frederick W. Adams, common innholder without a
license
Charles Barter, John Randall, larceny.
John HI. Maloy, larceny from the person.
Francis Morgan, assault and battery.
Joseph F. Boardman, common innholder without
license.
The following are the liquor indictments:
Florence Mccarthy, VIM. 7. Murray, Granville D.
Miller, Edward Gould, Timothy Walcott, Michae
Hogan Henry Shiel, Frederick w. Adams, Walker
S. Adams, Charles Mullen, Hugh Doherty, john
Howley, Joseph F. Boardman. Rufus Stanley, Mont
Michael Walsh, Jonn E. Farrell, Hugh Doherty
Daniel Early, Michael Murray, Isabella Murray
common sellers.
George Haney and Charles l.. Beal both pleaded
guilty to receiving stolen goods, being the rings
stolen from Carter Brothers.
Herbert F. Todd and Patrick Keegan pleaded gull
ty to an indictment charging them both with stealing
horse from John Whitney in Yarmouth, and also
to an indictment for breakingand entering the barn
of Emily f. Small and the larceny of harness.
George Whitehead pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment against him for adultery with married wo-
man by the name of Laura F. Cunningham. Laura
f. Cunningham pleaded guilty to same indictment.
York, Bubier, Hartman. Winship and Ramsdell
the reform school boys, each pleaded not guilty to
the Indictment against them for assault and battery
upon Alton P. Jones.
Quite number of respondents in liquor cases were
present and recognized with suretes for their ap-
pearance from day to day.