Daily Republican., 1881-05-16
FIFTH edition
COURT PROCEEDTNGS
Ano Cases Witch are Reaav
Triai-M orris Carber. Tor
raigned. Ar,

Fa1Rned. Af,
The Superior Court and ,boc
General Sessions met at 10 eVurt Of
morning, Chief Justice Comeowyih yhflIs
Judge Houston on the bench s'S and
John NJ. Eallete, of New Casti.
victed on Friday of assault and 'le, ha,. con-
on Patrick Cunning. in New NW I9SIlery 9OtIy
was fine $50 and costs. p" 'aStIe,
The trial list was gone ovor,.,
of DID, cases 20 We're rcpor,o1 1D' out
ready for trial, Al We're discontirn" " be
settled, and the remainder were ,|aN oani Or
ued. The cases ready for trial ara. c'n'li'
James Murine VS.. Wash.
Lodge, No. .. |. o. o. f D'ISon "nIS an
Johns Lodge, No. ., A. +. A T0 M ~
Harry Lape, contractor. ''H aud
Vim. S. Nankyke VS.. Cclnuhru
kins and +, I. Perry. '0' " at
Harriet Garraghy vs. Patrick su,ru.
jesse r. Holton VS., John pyp ,"'%a' an
Susan Sherwood vs.. James Wood sr
Levin Cats, d. b. a., VS.. sylras,e,w
Clements, p b. r. ''''' W.
James Murine VS., Benjamin F p.,
kins. l. ftE'
John S. Moreland, garnishee of r.,
d. flemming, d. b. a, VS.. Every rrsp T%
ing Publishing Company. p. b. = N'el'
Mary Ahrens VS.. David b. Martin
John Fow,d. b. a., VS., Willam Siil' S'a'
Brennison, Schwenk & Geiser vs. 'iS'' "
Ii. Quinn. w. W.
Same VS., August Bickta.
thatcher y Co. vs.. Mayor ami CouD
Same VS.. Jessie Bingham.
Anthony &. Iebley VS.. Mary VA
din -''"e''
Edward Tatnall VS., Henry Coartr,v
VIM ). Eaton VS.. David Stewar
NJ. ID. ''""''
Enoch, p. vs.. Mary Quinby.
Mllis& \ Combs'vS Philip McDower,
executors. "N'''
Edwin p, Williamson VS.. patricI
Ncary, constable.
Walter H. Bacon having passed
successful examination, was admitted
practice,
CARBERRY ARRAIGNED.
There was ripple Of interest in ,bo
Court room, at ll.45 o'clock. when
Morris tar6erry, who shot and kiI.4J
Samuel II. Adams, at the Old Foundry
Rolling mill on April 2oth, wa, A..
raigned, As he sat in the dock and
glanced nervouSIy around him, he
looked rather pale and haggari His
face indicated that his trouble has worn
upon him, aud he was very neryoDs
The reading Of the indictment con.
sumed fifteen minutes. The trsc count
charges murder in the first degree from
the shooting; the second with murder
in the first degree from the blows imme.
diately after the shooting, and the third E
with murder in the first degree FROM
the shooting and the blows,
Carherry pleaded mot guilty" NJ
Lore then made application for a con-
tinuance of the case until the next Sep
tcmber term, laying as his reasons that
neither he nor Mr.. Bates had been abr
to prepare for the trial and that tha
gathering together OF witnesses mi!L e
tend to spread contagious disease. Nr
Bates followed Mr.. Lore speaking ID
favor of a continuance.
Attorney General opposed the appi.
cation, saying there had been plenty d
time and there was no danger from
The Chief Justice held the mater IN.
der adviSement.
John Cabbage, a small colorrI lj,
was then arraigned, charged with 5an
ing dwelling house and an at taliHg
OF David Staats in LaciGrl
Hundred, on the 9th of the present
month. The youthful houSe.blner
pleaded not guilty. II. Il. Pennington
Esq, was assigned as his counsel There
are two indictments against Cubhse
The second charges him with burumga
small ont building
The otirnse is a capital one, and ittle
prisoner is convicted nothing will be
left for the court TO do but scnteno-him
to death, but he is SO young not L years
old yet, that it is likely that executive
influence will be brought to bear atlat
case.
Atone o'clock court took a recess,