The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-08

Com 'th vs.. John Alwine-larceny, the ofrense
charged being the stealing of coat. ticket
punch and eye glasses from Conductor James
Closscn. Defendant plead guilty and suIinit-
ted. sentencc-s=0 fine aud six months in
Com'th Us. Joseph Fox-assanlt and battery.
Elizabeth Davis, his mother-tn-law. being the
submits Statement of each party heard.
Senteuce-sl0 fine, costs of prosecution, and
Com:h Vss " WSI. gH'S ". 'Eii,nipyer-rape ,,s
case, which was from TaXor township and ut
Nervousness of the offcnse. the youth of the
victim. and the threatened consequence TO
both parties the general impression Being that
the little ciri is cUcjene, Though less than ten
years ola last October when the crime was
committed, and that the wretch who perretra-
% %teu me Outrage, aln WHO ny the WAY is u mar
ricd ulan, aged about 40 years. deserved little
II anything short of hanging. was reached
. about 3 O'Clock. \ jury was Ctnpaurtlcd vitb-
out much difficulty, ana at five O'Clock the I, g
timony was AL in and the arguments of conn
SCI ana cunrgc OF y" Court delivered. after
which the jury retired - their room hlif aid
not not remain out more innn hait an hour, when
. theN returned Win a verdict nf guilty as in
manner and form indicted. Ia passing sen
/ tence Judge Dean took occasion to express his
horror at the terrible otfrnse, which legu L.
was only second To that of murder hut morn iIy
/ was even be meath the dignity of The greater
! crime, oS wei IN its probable results to the
youthful victim Cf the prisoners heiiish lust
in its baneiul effects on society if such an
s infamous deed was not promptly and yigorOns-
! ly punished to the fun extent of the law: The
J sentence was that WIN. w Rninger pay a fine
! OF Siuo Tor the use OF Cambria county and un-
dergo solitary Imprisonment i'm the western
! Prnit eltiIry FOR a term OF ten years.
! Thomas kager. who was called before the
7 Court on Tuesday and sent to Jail for getting
! drunk and actiuH diSorderly. WAS diSchai z q
( after rcprimand on "Wednesday evening ana
/ stood not upon the order of his going. but
! went at once
This concluded the criminal business and
! Court adjourned until o'clock, T. NJ, wien
the civil list was taken mp.
EVENING SESSION.
/ Several cases noted below having been
settled, as per papers fled, the following
cases were called and disposed of:
! Kerr vs.. Linton & Son--action for debt
judgment for plaintiff in the sum of s2s2.FG
Edward Fry y. Ii. IitzingCr and John
li:zinYer-actiOn on judgment note, changed
by order OF Court to "A feigned issue. Verdict
for defendants.
! THURsnAY MORNINGS Session.
Com'tb, FOR use, Joseph Adams and 9th.
ers- Continued until next term.
Baum vs.: John Crouse-book account. Jury
I find for defendant.
| Isctt VS.. McCloskey. Defendant confesses
! judgment in the sum of s"l7.S2.
| John Wirtner a. G. LOvelace and II
, Grumirg -assnmpsit. Plaintiff took non suit
ID. j. Huar Co. Wentroth. Judgment
! confessed 10y defendant for s225.s5
John King. convicted OF bigPmy, was son.
| fenced to pay fine OI Siu0 and costs of prose
| cution. and serve one year III the penitentiary
CIVIL CASES s,TTLED.
Ellis & Harrup vs.. NHthanzou IS Co.. Dever
! "auN VS. Cain x Cain. IOwCrgrupd vs.. Ma; hail-
/ son Co. Jones, Iiuar \ Co, and Kaufman q
heSh vs. NBthanson y Co, were ali settled u,
J per papers flied,
This being the end Of the list for the pres
ent week, Court adjourned AT o clock y. NJ