Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-04
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George H. Page, Henry Fl. Stedman; GuiIford, J. Seymour Benton, Leverett c. Stone; Der by, John [. nndIey, Nathan 0. Treat; Meri- den, Theodore Byxbee, G. A. Bsur; North Branford, Philo Williams New Haven, Jacob Mailhouse, Jeremiah Bishop; East Haven, O. B. Thompson, Stephen Hemingway; North Haven, Stephen G. Gilbert Oxford, Clark D. Lum; Waterbury, Charles R. Ban non, B. G. Kilduf Cheshire, Benajah Brad ley.
 witnesses the petit jury in the Bronson (Waterbury) manslaughter case were im- panneIIed. The persons named in the indictment are William B. Bronson, Eliza A. Bronson and Amos B. Bronson, father, mother and brother of Carrie B. Bronson, who was married to 8 man named Gordon. The accused are charged with criminal neglect by which Carrie E. Gordon was deprived of good nursing and medicine.
 The grand jury returned with 8 true bill against Castagnetti-murder in the first de- gree. It is possible that he may be tried after the Bronson cases.
 While the Bronson cases were being heard. other matters were disposed of. David T. Marsh, of Waterbury, charged with horse stealing, had another information filed against him for "'taking horse without leave, " 1t appearing to the States attorney that he could not be convicted of the higher crime To the new information he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to jail for sixty days.
 John O'Connor, the Seymour dog thief, had his case nolled, having withdrawn hls appeal, and the States attorney thinking that the three months he had already spent in jail was 8 sufficient punishment. The following cases were disposed Of by the State's attorney
 Frank SchlageI, West Haven, violation of Sunday law, nolle on payment of $40.
 Timothy Burns, violation of Sunday liquor law April 15, nolle on payment of $15: Charles Salewski, New Haven, theft of $265 from William Cafrey last February, nolle on payment of $40
 William J. Kinoy, breach of peace and as- 1 sault on William Schmauder in New Haven i last June, nolle on payment of $1O and costs. John Weishaupt, disobedience of an order of the Board of Health, nolle on payment of l $9.48.
 Edward L. Davis, breach of peace July 10, and assault on Lillian Hunter, New Haven, nolle on payment of $25.
 The case against. the Bronsons was fully l heard on the part of the State, the defense. represented by Judge Blydenburgh, putting 1 in TO evidence, the attorney thinking that l there was no case so far as the State was concerned. The case was given to the grand 1 jury abont 4;3O and after being out about Q 1 half hour they returned with verdict of l guilty against all of the accused. Judge ] Blydenburgh at once moved that the verdict | be set aside on account of 1nsuHclency of
 
 and an adjournment was taken until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Court Of Common PIeas-Judge Tor rance. ! This court came in yesterday morning at 1 10 o'clock.
 l Arguments were heard in the case of James 1 Mohan vs. St. Patrick's T. A. B. society of New Haven, after which the court adjourned ! until this morning.
 l City Court-C1viI SfIe-JGdge Dsming l. In this court yesterday morning judgment l was rendered in the case of Edward Nc i Carthy, executor, vs. John G. Healy, for the 1 plaintiff to recover $195 and costs The | plaintiff is one of the executors of the estate l of the late Jshn Healy, first, who kept 2 store on Broad street It is alleged that Col. John G. Healy owed John Realy about | $2OO at the time of the latter's death. Hence the suit.
 City Court-CrLminal SIde-JudSe Stud | ley.
 October, 3-Ann Reardon, night walking $5 39 costs, thirty days in jail. Charles T
 Adams, breach of the peace against Louisa
 Adams, $69 costs, thirty days in jail
 days in jail. Joseph Carr, vagrancy, $6.1
 costs, thirty days in jail. Lencit
 Boanvole, theft, discharged. Dan
 iel F. Jones, negIeeting fami
 Iy, to October 6. Nathan A. Stark
 theft, September 26, $7 fine. $6.97 costs
 thirty days in jail; same, theft, third of
 fense, bound over to the Superior court
 bond $500. Thomas Cassidy, theft, s
 fine, $6.18 costs, thirty days in jail. Huber
 Dehan, breach of the peace, to Octobe
 5. Thomas Landy, throwing stones
 railroad cars, $50 fine. $9.34 costs. Jame
 Lynch, selling liquor without license ol
 September P, $3O fine, $11.55 costs. Am
 Richaadson, common prostitute, to Octobe
 5. Catherine Dougban, same, to October
 James Lynch, keeping disorderly house, t'
 October 5. James Lynch, selling liquo
 without license on October g. $50 fine
 $6.18 costs.