Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
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BsackbiL r=<::tie.: tha. the defendant
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Coal':hvs joseph Cato. cv.ersy;. s.se:y
.: the peace. David Jones, a->o c,ln-eG.
was a:eeEal. :; Cato because II .Lrea-
ened - '-c.:pple him. The ie.:ase was
that JONES VAS il the Lao:. o: going -
the house Of Cato for lie rurPoSe Of GET
in i child which tie :ourr had -ive:. -
Cato. Jones a!ways hal . constable with
him and theT would aiHays t-:-L:en the
child. Cato tod Jones ii liz c.l not stay
away lie would hur- him. The case was
dismissed with the county l.: co>;>.
The grand jul: returned the following
bills:
I,a3r:f.-Ni:iiam Num.n. keeping !.
dis3rie1,v house county fox costs Henry
Lands and HenE- Hoffman. supervisors
OF Coaor township. county io- costs.
Saturday, -3HrHNC-About Z Yea. ago
Job Benn preferred Z charge OF perjury
againS- ThoTas +. Wi'sor. The case was
tried and two-rhirCis OF the c3>tS were put
upon JOB. who was caught but 4 short
time ago in Philadelphia. This moEnin.
lie was brought into court and was >,n-
fenced - pay his costs.
Com tn Va. Isaac Garner. o. Warwick
township. deserticn. Alice Garner. the
wife OF the defendant. was the prosecrI-
t!iz. and she testified that her husband re-
fused % support her. Isaac said he WIS
willing 70 take l.is wife and support key.
iie wife was wiiIin- t. 90 with him. ami
they letr the court house together. The
case va. Therefore continued until Apri.
10 see.
Com'th vS. Lewis Widdenhouer. sut.,v
O; the peace. on complaint Of Ephrain.
Young. Defendant ~as ordeied t" live
bail to keep the peace and pay costs.
The charge OF SURETY OF the peace
against Jacob Winner was dismissed ioI
want Of evidence.
II the case Of Samue! Taylor. CHARGED
with dezerrion, it appearing that he and
VS. continued TO April.
for want OF evidence: Margaret
Tiost, keeping 4 disor;:ery house
Jchn Patterson. assault and battery:
Simon Jacobs, false prc,erse; George
Forward: fornication and bast.rdy:
John II. Fisher. robbery: George Smith
bigamy: Lewis Cnnstein fornication and
! bastardy. ]. VI. ". Geist and John b.
! Warfel. libel. There We're four cases.two
against each Of these defendants when they
were settled these two cases were nj
prosssd, the costs having been paid when
the former cases We're settledl. These
We're all old cases belonging District At
torney Eshcman.
| Com'th vs. Frederick Bauer. Surety of
the peace. The defendant was charged
with threatening to burn the house and
barn Of Isaac Keller, of Ephrata township,
because the latter refused to allow him to
remain at his house over night. Ordered
to enter into his recosnizance to keep the
peace and to pay the costs.
Grand Jury's Report.
The final report Of The grand is as fol-
| lows :
| To the Honorable the J"dges cfhe court Of
Oyer and Tcrn.iner and Jal Delirery. ard
caster County.
The grand inquest of the commonwealth
| of Pennsylvania, empannelled to in
quirc into and FOR the county of Ian
| caster at the January sessions 1881,
respectfully report that we have acted
on 80 bills, being all tie bills present
ed to us by the district attorney 90
| were returned true bills, and "a ignored.
Of the bills acted upon, there were for lar
ceny, 10: resisting an officer, l carrying
concealed and deadly weapons, l entering
house to commit 4 felony, ,; attempt to
rape, l; assault and battery, 8; receiving
stolen goods, 1 violating election laws, |;
tramps, 4 obstructing legal process, . :;
embezzlemcnt, ); adultery, :: robbery, 4 !:
disorderly house, l neglect Of duty, D |!
cruelty to animals, enticing minor, l :;
false pretense 9: fornication, 2.
We are happy to state that the majority |
Of Oflenses charged were not of ascrious |
character. Many cases returned BY the !
justices Of the peace of the county. are of a |
trivial character, and subject prosecutors, de !
PENDANTS and the county to much unnecas- |
sary expense which might be saved if the
parties concerned were properly advised.
instructed by your Honorable Court, the
grand inquest visited the public institu-
tions Of the county. In the Home for
Friendless Children We found 81 inmates
I'll boys and 23 s;rls-of whom 3 of the
boys and of the girls arc colo:ed. The
building is in splendid condition, good
ventilation and in every way we'll arranged.
We found the children in perfect health
and we'll cared for under the efficient man.
agement of the matrOn, Mrs. Hamaker,
and we checrfully recOmmnNd the annro |