Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-19
COURT.
h fAE VCAKrER SESSIONS.
Ile Fra ~ eek at the Year

OF this city. plead guilty 10 assault ana
battery OF ]. T. Ioanguoan and !. NJ
Sellers and was sentenced IL pay a fine Q!
- and undergo and Imprisonment Vi fou.
weeks. He also plead sg.ilty ~ resisting
OaicsV C-es1,e., who attempted - ar-sS.
him, and On this charge he receive! q sen.
tsacs o: three and half months with IS
fine, On = charge of malicious mischief,
preferred by Mary Yoanan. he was sen.
ssncsd 10 one months iCp! iScarlsa: and
s. fine. making the entire sentence Ave
an6 half II aa.hS
Com II vs.. David < Wallace an. NsW.
ton Wallace, !a-,suy. Il vas Charged by
the COMM nauwsa.tL that On he night D!
the 5th 0: January. .: this year. ahout 10
pounds Of leaf tobacco. which was ~
stocks ana latl4s anG belonged - ISaa, \.
Means Of Salisbury township was stolen
from the harm of a man name! RI N!sS.
Constable Bowman heard u different lar
cenies in this 0eishhorhoai. He told
Martin BUzza-d 10 watch at the houss
where the two Wa,IaesS resided o. this
night Hs lay in Wal. ana between !.
and y o'clock he saw three men coming
from the direction q! Rho3cS' barn They
were carrying %: Of tobacco which they
took into the Gala. o. DAVID X Wa:laes
oae Of these men was positively i5enti-
FED by Suzzacd As being DAVID X
Wallace the Others hs did ~. -eeoEaizs.
One Of the men soon .ett the house aQ3
went Iu-ths. On. Ssvc.a. witnesses S.w
the tracks Of three men il the SSow lead.
ing from Rhodes hs.a 10 a po!u, rea.
Wallace'> house. When the tobacco was
found b! the officers and Identifies. w
Means il was stripped. Tascc was can-
siderable other tobacco IN The celia. AMI
all was stripped. One hundred pounds.
which Means Claimed was da-ke. than the
other. aD6 there was GiNscarc, II ;hs
length. The tobacco VS. no: taken from
the house then. As the weather MAS ,i.y.
and il IS vet there.
Fox the defense both WaliactS were sai.ct.
and they testified that they :aAl ~ ~
eacco belonging ~ Means AL tha, was
in their cellar was raised by them. rs they
had Al acre auG a-halt OK. N:h2. WI:
usS>es proved that :hey hal rajsat: ~.
haeco and >evera! were GALE! ~ show :ha:
on the night the two defendants we5c ~:
away from home. The iury acquitted
both defendants
In the case of cam'iIl vs.. Iaerh I.
ShiTk, charged with adultery with Nay:is;
Shre!ner. the jury found ver!!c: =!
Su....' >S'.'S1>>'' ~ .i!.iS 1i!>'t...'> 't'-
priscnmenL
The grand .ja.y returned the following
bills
7rus BE,=-ENzaheth C.ip aud Sa.aA
EsSou. keeping hswGy houses Mary
Swain adultery Emma i!agnaa... 1a:-
ceny.
l2.9~si.-Andrew Name. selling l.auHy
- minors. with 5. 7. Collins !cr costs
George Braims. assault and battery Will.
Abraham White fox costs Martin Grass.
violating liquov law. with county toc
costs.
T.Esjay A,r1ing-In the casa vi
com'th vs.. Harriet Shrslnsr. the single
woman who was charged with ioruicat,ou
with Jacob I. Shivk. who was convicted
OF adultery yesterday. a verdict vi not
guilty was taken, with county for costs,
1t appeared from the evidence Yesterday
that the man was the main cause vi the
woman disgrace and she had been led away
by him. Further than this. size has twr
very small children which She would have
been compelled ~ take II jail ii she la.
been sent back. She has been in AL ;or
some time AMI il WAS :h1:sh :!.t She had
been sufficiently punished.
Com tn VS.. Elizabeth kulp. The lie
fendari resides Oh Middle sirrr;. i few
doors from Duke. this city. ami was 10.
turned by Officer Stcrmtcit.. Il the Third
ward. for keeping \ house q! bad rcYutr.
Ii was shown by witnesses Tor tile COM
who reside IL the neighbour
hood. that men and women NJ bad cha:as-
ter are i'll the habit vi visiting the ic:ru-
,iant's house together At all hours vi the
day and night. and have been seen coming
away i'll the morning. Two married
women admitted having gonc ~ this hnusc
for improper purposes with knowledge aud
consent vi the defendant.
The defense was that this house is as
quiet and orderly rs any i'll the neishhcr.
hood. Ii is occupied by the defendant.
who lives by herself and is not visited hy
persons of improper character. Ii any
thing out Of the way was done III the
house by either Of the named women who
Testified defendant know nothing about it. !
Tho jury acquitted the defendant with
'oun:y for costs.
In the case VI j. Milton Misl,lrr charged
With violating the primary election laws. |
, verdict Of not guilty WAS taken w the
ground that there could be II" conviction |
n the case.
Ncrdicts of not guilty were taken in the |
'ases against VIM. Wittig. Chas. Tcith
,iscr and Wesley Lott. Of Columbia
charged with violating the fish |,
laws.
Tho grand jury returned the following
bills
True Bills John Albert. adultery &:
|Ohn Wagner, malicious mischief.
Board Of Health Appointed.
Tho following gentlemen were reap
,ointcd by tho court I" constitute the
'oard Of health FOR tho city of Lancaster
or tho ensuing yoar : Newton LiShtncr.
:. A. Heiuitsh. DR.. NJ. l.. Herr. Lewis
ialdy and James II. Marshall.
I.iccnsc Transferred.
Tho license Of John Smith, hotel keeper
t Rawlinsvillc, was transferred tn Amos
IcFalls.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.
Two Disasters within Two Hours.
Last night there were two railroad acci-
ents near Coatesvillc. The first was
bout 10 o'clock. While engine 32G was
acking shift of cars from tho main
rack to siding, tho other part of tho
rain, that was loft standing on tho main
rack commenced to move and ran into
le other part. striking ut "amid ships"
efOro it could get out Of the way. Ono
ar was crushed, the engine was somewhat
and Archibald Snavsly, Il brake
ian, was seriously injured. IIc was
rought on to this city, where DIR. Atlcc
ttended him, and then sent to his homo in
Columbia.
About midnight 4 freight train drawn