The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

'oiHI vi our county court convened at IL o.
CLOCK, 4. NJ, on Monday, and after the usual
prelnlnaries, among which was ;be ap-
Poihtment of Mr.. j. Alex. Kilgore, OF Johus-
town. as foreman of the Grand Jury and
'he admission, which was not one OF the
usual presiminaries of y. p. Mervine Esq.,
OF Altoona, TO the tar of this county on
motion of L. a. Shoemaker ESQ the follow
ing proceedings were had:
oUARTER SESSIONS or THE PEACE.
Cont IN vs.. John Ansley-carrying con-
cealed weapons; Thos. NJ. Rces prosecutor
defendant not appearing reeoguizance was
forfeited
Com'th VS.. Same-entering a house with
intent TO commit a fcloIy. Same prosecutor
and same result
Com'tb vs. Christian Good ant. John Var
ner-indictment nuisance, on yreseutInent
of Grand Jury. Defendants found guilty,
hut motion made Ivy their counsel for arrest
Of Judgment aud new trial.
Conth vs. Geo. Townsend arson John
t. Harris, prosecutor. Defendant pleads
guilty and submits. Not vet sentenced
Com'th w. Henry Strenel-a.sauit and
catfery; Mary Wahl, proserutrix. Defend
ant pleads guilty and submits. Not yet SEN
fenced
Com'th VS.. Charles Fiscus-larcenv: VIM.
Cpdegrave, prosecutor. Defendant pleads
guilty aud is sentenced TO pay fine of $40
and undergo three months imprisonment i'll
the county Jail.
Com':h VS.. Henry LOuier-larceny, two
counts. Drs Marbonrg and j. c. Wilson,
prosecutor. Defendant pleads guilty and
submits. Not yet sentenced.
i Com'th VS.. John Wesley Ryan-fornica-
ton and bastard>; Martha Ragcr, prosecu-
( trix, Found guilty and sentenced To pay
fine of 5J to the Common wealth of PennSyl-
vania for use or Cambria county, $50 lyingin
expenses and 81 per week for term OF
seven years, and, further, to enter surety in
the sum of $500 that the child shall not be
come n burden upon the county.
/ Com'th w. David Huber-larceny, Mary
dnughenour, prosecu;riS. Defendant pleads
guilty and submits. Not yet sentenced.
| Com'th vs. Elizah-th Kyle-bigamy; Ezra
/ Kyle, prosecutor A plea of guilty aud sub
/ mission TO the Court. Not yet sentenced.
/ Com'th WIN. Naunett--Same charge,
same prosecutor, and same plea Sentence
deferred.
Com'th vs. Conrad Kunkel-fr.t count
wilfully pointing n pistol; second count
sault and battery; john A H-adrick, prose-
/ Cutor. Bv leave of Court District Attorney
( enters nOVe prOse9ui.
Com tn VIM. Mccall and Silas McIn-
! tosh-assault and battery; A. l.. Pringlp,
/ prosecutor. Mccall not taken and M,Iutosh
! pleads guilty AMI submits Sentenced TO
! pay a fine of $40 and costs of prosecution.
Com Ih vs. Ananias Horuer-larc~ny; Cy-
rus Horner, prosecutor. Defendant pleads
. guilty au.i submits Sentence: SO fine, costs
, of prosecution, and three months in county
! Jail.
I Com'lh vs. Mrs Elizabeth Goughcnour-
4
. ed 10y District Attorney.
/ Com'th Simon Soel-assault and bat
! terry: john Saltsciver. prosecutor. Not. pros
! entered upon payment of costs by defendant
( Com'ih w. WIN. Wilsnn--larceny and re-
/ criving stolen goods; John LautZv, proscCu-
/ tor. Defendant found not guilty on the first
/ count, aud as the Court had no jurisdiction
. ou the second, the goods alleged to be stolen
! having been secreted i'll Clearheid county,
the prosecution fell.
Coin'th VS.. Samuel Flenner--nuisaucc :;
Elias Psnrod, prosecutor. Defendant fail
/ Ing TO put in an appea rance hisrecognizahce
was forfeited.
/ Com'th vs.. Henry Dunlap and Mary Beals
larceny; Philip y. Miller, prosecutor. De
fenhants not taken.
!. Coln'th vs. Henry Dunlap, James Ash
craft and VIM. y Ashcraft--larCeny. Grand
I Jury ignores hill.
Cun'th W. Thomas Daily, Jeremiah Sulli-
/ van, Wm. BURNS John Cassidy, James Rus
" sell, Joseph Chambers, Thns. Moore, James
. Mcdonald and JOHN Ciark-hrcskIug into
[ honsc with intent 10 commit a felony j ohm
! Brown, prosecutor. These are the parties
whose arrest for furcihly entering and de
stroying property in the railruad watch-huN
/ near the JohustOwn station we noticed Iast
I week. Joseph Chambers entered pea OF
guilty, jeremiah Sullivan and Thos. MoOre
, were acquitted on trial, and the balance Of
: the party convicted of the utf-use
' charged Sentenced to pay a fine of $40
d each the costs of salt coujpiEtly, and un-
. dergo imprisonment for sixty days in the
! county Jail! Same sentence imposed ouCham-
bers, who plead guilty.
( Conl'th vs. John Brown assault and bat
terry; r. c. Stutzman, prosecutor. plea
. of guilty and submission TO the Court en-
. tered Wv defendant. Sentence: 81 rine, costs
( of prosecution, and twenty days in Jail.
/ Cum'th VS.. Thomas Moore carrying con
/ ceaed weapons and assault and battery; Is.
: &. StuiZmIu prosecutor. Defendant found
guilty and sentenced as follows: $50 fine,
cost. of prosecution, and six months III coun-
~ Jail
+ Com TIL VS. Wm. McE!hsuy-cruelty TO
animals; John A Schwab. prosecutor. De
PENDANT not appearing his r-cognizance was
3 forfeited.
. Com'th ~. David Kifer, Rcsler Emigh
J and Peter .Jamcs-larceny; Margaret Wea-
( yer, prosecu;rix. True UilI, but defendants
! not taken.
Com w. Franklin Goughenour-larceny
( aud burglary. Ga the first count of the in
/ dicAnenJ no less than seven suits were
/ brought against the defendant, Leonard L.
t Beam, w III. Thorn psuu (twO CnarIcs), al
( eutine Luther. Jacob Frnd, Herman Bauner
and Peter Barbour appearing as prosecutors,
and the second count five more were
scored up against him, with NJ. III. Nathan
: sCn Christian Kruger, William Cpde-rave,
: Charles Pfeifer aud John Fritz as prosccu-
/ tors. Defendant plead guilty to all The
/ charges preferred and threw himself on the
! mercy of the Court. Sentence deferred.
I Com'th Austin Lauiz David ii. Hop
/ kius, john Fickes, John MITCHELL Herman
alias Buck" Goughenour, Frank Van Or
Incr Sanl McLareu and Frank Pringle-
riot; w. IL. Walters, prosecutor. Grand
Jury ignored the bills against all but the
I first nanicd defendant, who was put upon
! trial for alleged participation in the railroad
troubles in and about j Juhnstown on the 2lSt
/ of July lasteand after "a full hearing in the
the case was found guilty as i'll manner and
( form indicted. Sentences (wiih all others
/ not already imposed) deferred until Monday
evening next
/ COMMON PLEAS.
j. J Stiles vs.. j. q. Steiuinan-summons
in trespass the case upon promises. Case
continued by CONSENT
Collins, Johnston x Co. vs.. Patrick Dune
gan sciye fdcids recoGHizdRce, No. 10,
{ March Term 1876. Death OF defendant sug
rssted and his executor, Luke Durbiu, SUBJ
: stitutrti as the defendant.
Patrick Smith vs. Francis y. Burk-sum-
mons III -jectment for SPECIFIC contract De