Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-24
NOVEMBER SESSIONS.


! 1HE WHEELS or JUSTICE: IN NOTION.
yhe Regular Term Of Crilniual Court-The
First Case Of sia.ic;ous TrrsP~ss
Beforc The COarr.
Thursdoy afternoon II the case Of &.
F. Eram berger, charged with fOrnicati0n
ant! bastardy. a moi pros was entered by
consent Of the prOsecutrix, as the child Is
not yet born. He paid the costs and gave
bail in the sum of $500 to keep the county
Of Lancaster free from the support of tho
child in case it is born IN this county. it
being represented that the woman is about
TO move to the West.
"A no. pros. for want Of evidence was
entered III tho case Of \. $. Edwards.
charged with seduction. and he plead
guilty to fOrnicl,ion and bastsrdy. SEN
tenco deferred.
Com tn vs. James Moore. oil Columbia,
coiorGd. The defendant was charged
with assault and battery ON his wife. Hen
rietta More, who testified that he hit her
ON the =. sr and knocked her down on the
street ",r the l5;h Of October. James
.ienic,: wing struck her. but claimed
that he .., rel. pushed her and she fell.
Tho jLry rendered verdic: of guilty.
Sentenced to Shrcc months imprisOn-
mcnt.
Com'th vs. Amos Kaufman, Amcs
Brown and Munroe Buch, malicious tres
pass. These men were Indicted under
the law OF 1881 and were charged with
tcespasSing on the Ia I'd Of John l.. Gam
Der. in Manor township, Gu which John
kautz is Il tenant. on Nov. .. 1t appears
fro,u tho evidence of the commonwealth
that although boards had been placed
upon the property nOtifyin. persons that
they were prohibited from trespassinS on
the ground, the accused entered upon the
land Oh this day and began cunning
when ordered to leave By Mr.. Kautz they
refused TO so an,i became abusive and i'm
puIcnt !; Mr.. Gambler finally told them to
ieavs, aud instead of going around tho
LAM. told they walked through tho
land to their wagon on the pike.
The defendants were called, an,l they
testified that they went OH the land OF
tais day and first met Kautz, who Orderet;
them away they told him that they un
derstood Mr. Gambler dill not object to tho
| shooting Of rabbits on the property, but
! he did to cunning for par,rdges they
. tlcE went GoHn towards tho house and
met U.mber after he told them to leave
! they hal some words, bnt they finally
went; the defendant. admitted having
! si:ot Two rabbits ON tho property, one Of
which was killed after they had been
ordered Off they also admitted that they
: ha'! sen the boards up before going ON
the property. and they had not intended
to e" tn see Mr.. Ganb:r until after Kautz
ordered them away.
After the evidence was in the counsel
fer tic defense stated that they would
mako no further defense. BY an amicablo
! arrangement juror was withdrawn and u
J. mol Pros. entered upon the payment Of all
costs by the defendants. This was the
first case Of tho kind tried il our courts
and the prosecutor only brought it for an
exampleNand did not wish TO be harsh witt,
the defendants-REPoRrER.]
, Friday morning.-Con'th vs.. Michael
Ia resident of this city, was
terry, in cutting Samue, S. Miller. The
cv,denco showed that OF the 231 Of OctO-
! ber these two men met at Snyder's saloon
! in Scl,renbergcr's park and had quarrel
il which GuEpf received whipping.
Tuoy iiEed up the matter by shaking
/ halis as.d apparently were again friends,
Miller asked Gumpf to take drink but
! lie refused and went out Of tho saloon. He
! soon returned and drew 4 pocket knife
which hs plunged INTO tho back Of Mil
Ter, whO was standing at the bar with his
back towards him the wound made was
! IN ugly and dangerous one, and it was
dressed by Or. Urban. Besides the pro-
sccu'or :: number of witnesses testified to
! .hcsc fats.
! Tn. defendant was C,llci and no testi-
fed ih.' he was: very drunk On that Gay
! ana tii,i .:ot rem, mber much Of what Oc-
! curse,! :; he had been Il good friend Of
! Mii!ur's previous to that day and had III
intention of killing him. In rebuttal the
commonwealth called = witness to show
that before the cutting Gun,pf said lie
wou!.i " put Miller i'm his hole - after tho
cIt,i - nn spoke to the same witness ard
was not very drunk. Tire jury rendered ::
! verdict ot guilty. Sentenced to pay fine
uf 500 aud Undergo an Imprisonment o!
! :.,ree years and six months.
! Yesterday James Miller was sentenced
! 10 two years imprisonment for feloniOus
assault and battery upon Annie Boas.
'i'';i; !i:n.ning his sentence YVES changed to
] one sea. md eleven nooaths, in order that
his LINE will expire at ti.n time Of the year
! allowed 10y law.
! The ca es of VIM. Munro. and Edward
Wagner. charged with rape, and Chas. l..
| niilIer, charged with arson, were coDtiu
utd 10 .ho December adjourned court.
!. Con't', VS.. Frederick Gro:waId, assault
aLd battery. Tho defendant is y junk
dealer IL this city, and hs was charged
! with hag:ng committed this Offense upon
the person vt Samuel Kitch, 4 little son OF
Davis K,scb, Of Low street, this city
Tic evide nee showed that on the 9th OF
August this boy with Humber of Others
were sitting On the steps Of Mr. Eitch's
house wlien the defendant drove by some
Of the boys yelled something at him but
this boy said nothing, being busy knitting
with spool the defendant ran at him
caugh: 'iin, by the ear and threw him in
the gutter; the boy was picked up and
taken i,,o the house By his mother :; he
was thc: bleeding from the car. Tho de-
fenac W. that tho hoy had thrown stone.
at the defendant. The jury rendered :
vcrt:ct - guilty sentenced to pay fin.
of $l0ana costs.
Verdi:ts of not guilty were taken i'll th'
Cases Of John Finger, charged with assault
aud battery and malicious mischief, Is tht
cases VT re Ole! and the defendant has no
been al, i,csted.
Com'th vs. Michael 4 McGlinn, en-,
bezzlemeGt The defendant, who is a res
ident OF this city. was charged with em
bC=z:iu. the sum of $50 which Lad beel
given to hin, by Mrs. Eivina Gable. y
James Street, 20 purchas. lumber to be uset
ia TIE rais!:i: OF he: house, and which he
failed t. apply to that purpose. Aftel
in the ccur: said that the otfense was NO
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