Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-03
Superior COurt-.-CriminaI Side--Judge
 Culver.

Superior COurt---Criminal Side--Judge
 Culver.
 The October term of this court came in yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The court was opened with prayer by Rev. MT. Nichols, after which prisoners were put to plead as follows:
 George Hunt and Elizabeth B. Fenton, wife of Frederick B. Fenton, adultery, not guilty; counsel for Hunt Judge Munson, for Mrs Fenton Fox.
 William Davis, Waterbury, enticing Mary Mulcahy from her parents, not guilty; coun- sci, Blydenburgh. Jerome D. Basen, New Britain, two cases of theft, not guilty; Bly, denburgh counsel
 Andrew Loehman, New Haven, theft guilty. State Attorney Doolittle said he ex- pected to use accused as witness.
 Charles Bartlett and Edward Smith, Orange, breaking into store; not guilty i; counsel Fox.
 Amos E., Eliza A. and William B. Bronson, Waterbury, manslaughter pleas of each, not guilty; trial is get for to-day Blyden- burgh defending. James Carroll New Haven, burglary not guilty counsel, Mir. Pond.
 David T. Marsh, Waterbury, horse steal ing not guilty.
 Arthur Kingsley, Waterbury. theft; not guilty; counsel, MT. Warren. Trial set for Thursday.
 Roserno Eddito, New Haven, adultery; discharged by the States attorney. Wesley Allen, New Haven, attempt to pick pocket; not guilty; MT. Case is counsel. William Potter Meriden, assault and at tempt to pick pocket; not guilty. Counsel Ter Mann of Meriden assigned to the defense, in case the accused does not have other coun- sel.
 John and William Morris, Derby, assault with intent to kill; plea not guilty. Coun' sel assigned, James I. Hayes | Thomas M. Simpson and Alice Webster, Branford, adultery; each pleaded not guilty. Counsel assigned, MT. Whedon. 1 William Kennedy, Thomas Cassidy and 1 Nathan Stark, New Havan, burglary; plee | not guilty. Counsel for defense, Mir. Whe l don. l Frederick Oulette, New Haven, embezzle ment; not guilty; Mr. Kennedy assigned aE | counsel.
 Edward Birmingham, common drunkarc (comes by appeaD; guilty; same, breach ol l fenced to jail for sixty days. | Mir. Doolittle announced that he should filt another complaint in the case of Dominicl 1 Dongero for an attempt to kill. 1 William J. Timms, New Haven, common | drunkard; not guilty; counsel assigned, An | drews.
 Mary and Sarah Stacy. Meriden, house O iil-fame cases; pleaded not guilty. Counsel ] Mir. Mann.
 Frank L. Fields, New Haven, breach of tht peace, not guilty. Counsel, Mir. Fox. Henry Rippenhausen, New Haven, breact l of peace, discharged by the States attorney l with warming. ! Patrick Reilly, Milford, ,aassault. Sureties i of the peace asked. Counsel and guardian Mir. Wheeler. The bond was called and forfeited of David l P. Marshall. Bondsman Ernest KIenke. l John Wallace, now in jail for some offense | his bondsman wished him to be surrendered in another case.
 The case of Frank Schlagel WAS settled GU | of court. l The first case tried was that of Catherin, Rim, of New Haven, charged with selling | liquor without a license and keeping he l place open at unreasonable hours. Attorne. Cooley was assigned as counsel. The evi dence was heard, and after brief argument by counsel and charge by the judge tn jury retired for deliberation. They were ou a short time when they returned with 8 yer dict of guilty for selling without Q license Judge Culver imposed fine of $50 ant costs, which was the least penalty that coult be imposed.
 Court then adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.