The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-12-05

/ Of Grand Jurors WAS called. and c. T.
/ Roberts, Esq, of EbenSDurg, was appointed
/ foreman thereof. The usual returns of Con-
/ stables were received, and motions, petitions,
etc, listened to.
After dinner, the case Of the Common
wealth against Peter Brown was taken up.
The case halls from LOrettO where is an
educational institution know as st. Francis
College. From the evidence adduced, IL ap-
peared that certain of the students of the
/ College were in the not infrequent habit of
visiting Mr.. Browns hosteiric at unseason-
able hours and getting drunk the students
as aforesaid being infants in the eve Of the
law. Mr. Brown, the defendant, was re-
turned on the Constabe's warrant as ''nOt
taken, but his wife put in an appearance
for him. Father Ward was the prosecutor.
and his evidence, corrubOrated by the evi-
dence of other Reverend gentlemen connect
ed with the College. as well by the testimony
of the bibulous students themselves left no
DOUBT IN the minds OF the Jury OF the guilt
of the accused. Mr.. Brown, when captured,
VIII be required 20 pay the penalty Of his
misdeeds.
Florain Bencele, of Loretto, was charged
with a precisely similar infraction of the law
with the foregoing stated case, as also was
Andrew j. Christy and George c. Br2On, OF
the same borough. The Faculty OF St
Francis College were the prosecutors. No
difficulty was experienced in arriving a a
verdict OF guilty. -.-
Messrs. Bengele. Christy and Breon will
be sentenced next Monday.
TUESDAY MORNING.
John A. Stemmer was charged with sell
ing liquor on Sunday, John Andrews being
the prosecutor The verdict Of the Jury was
not guilty, and that the defendant pay the
cost.
Maggie Davidson was adjudged by a jury
to be guilty of burglary and larceny, and on
the same charge Maggie Narley plead nuiltv
and submitted. Four similar indictments
against the lasJ-meutioned defendant were
held over for the present by the District At
toTney
Elizabeth Ieiberger. charged with burglary
and larceny, was found not guilty.
AFTERNOON.
James Quinn plead guilty to the charge Of
larceny, two dollars being the sum involved
COm'th vs.. John Garner foTniX et Get
The defendant gives pail in the sum of $500
to appear at the next session of Court to
answer.
Com'th vs.. John Maynard, James Kelly
James L. Russell and John Collins-buTglary
and larceny. These are the parties charged
with having recently entered clothing store
in Johnstown and carried away a quantity
of plunder Maynard plead guilty. AS to
the others, a verdict of guilty was rendered
by jury against Kelly.
The Grand Jury finished their work at the
hour of 5-o'clock, and were thanked by the
Court for the pTOmptItude they had shown
in the despatch Of business. The following
presentment with regard to the public build
ings was made
Honorable
o. Cambria county We, the Grand Jury, sitting
for Cambria county. respectfully present the Court
House utterly and entirely inadequate for the
commodation OF the people of the county and here
by condemn the same
Ebens5urg, Dec = 1879
TUESDAY EVENING.
Com tn vs. Daniel A. Glass, White town
ship, adultery, George TroXell prosecutor.
The woman in the case is by name Rebecca
Lloyd, and is only IA years of age. Verdict
not guilty, and the prosecutor to pay the
costs. This case ran to Wednesday at noon
The costs of the case will run up to $780,
and Mr. TroXcU, the prosecutor, has gone to
jail in preference to paying the bill.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Com'tI vs. Thomas Kennedy, larceny
Verdict guilty. Motion made for new
trial
Com'th vs. Francis C'Bren and James
Brady, obsjructirg the EJensburg branch
railroad at Munster station on Halloween by
placing a hand-car on the track. Verdict not
guilty, but that they pay the costs.
COm'th, ". William Custer, assault and
battery Defendant plead guilty, and
sentenced 10 pay tine OF S2J and costs and
undergo imprisonment in the county Jail for
the term of three months.
EvENEyO SESSION.
Com'th vs.. Thomas McKeCnal, n Justice
of the Peace, charged with having taken IL
legal fees The verdict of the Jury was not
guilty, but that the Squire pay the costs
Andy Topper, surety OF the peace, laft1a
to appear and his recogniz5noe was forfeited.
George Bradley plead guilty To fOrniN ct
Get. and received the usual sentence.
Timothy CTimmiNS. surety OF tie peace,
forfeited his recOguiZauce.
Leonard Farab9ugG, surety Of the peace.
Case dismissed, and each of the parties to
the suit 10 pay his own costs.
Michael BTOdcricS, surety Of tHo peace,
plead guilty. Sentenced 10 pay fine of -
and costs Of prosecution and enter into a re-
cognzance in the sum OF Slgo % keep the
peace, etc.
= Conl'tl vs.. Andrew Haug, setting liquor
on election day. Case postponed to next
term, the witnesses for the prosecution hav-
ing abScOnded.
Court adjourned for the week at 10 O'Clock.
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