Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-05
,1rurrgI suA OOurier
Friday, October 5, 1888.
The Court Record.
Superior COurt---CrimtnaI SIde--Judgs
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Superior COurt---Criminal Stde--Jud8e
 Culver. This court came in yesterday morning at | 10 o'clock.
 Thomas Cassidy, William Kennedy and l Nathan Stark, the young men who burglar ized Benjamin K. Heaton's bookstore on Elm street, September 26, hod the information charging them with burglary in the night season changed to burglary in the day time. They pleaded guilty to the information and were sentenced to one years imprisonment each in the County jail.
 Frank Fields, charged with breach of the peace against Abraham Lautenbach, at New Haven, August 31, changed his plea to guilty and was fined ten dollars and costs
 William J Temins, who appealed from 8 decision in the City court that he was com mon drunkard, changed his plea to guilty and was sent up for sixty days.
 | State Attorney Doolit le nolled the case l against Henry Krugget charged with an at- | tempt to abuse a female child The case was tried at the last term of the court, and the 1 jury disagreed. The information alleged that | KruRqet a youth of eighteen, had attempted to abuse one Mary J. Barron, seven years | old, at Branford, May l.
 1 Attorney John H. Futile asked Judge ] court iu the appeal cases against Elmer F. l CuIver. of Fair Haven East, charged with 1 breach of the peace against his wife, and with l neglecting to support his family. ntate Attorney DooIittle said that tho accused was i not in jail, and that he had no trouble m l procuring the bonds fixed by the court "l | never heard of an applications, sald Judge 1 Culver, 'to reduce bail when the | parties were out on bail" Lawyer Iuttie claimed that it ought to be reduced and when told by the court that he did not care to listen | to him further, counsel for Culver said that | he thought the bail was excessive and ought | to be reduced as it was fixed by prejudlced l court
 The case against Patrick McC Carthy. charged with theft of crab apples from Thomas Cor l coran at Derby, August 20, was nolled. So also, on payment of $20 and costs, was the 1 case of James ODwyer of Meriden, charged with a violation of the license law July 2S by | selling intoxicating liquors to one John Cope l land, minor child.
 The only case tried yesterday morning 1 before the jury was that of Arthur Kingsley, colored, charged with the theft of $500 from Oliver G. Camp at Waterbury, August 21. The jury brought in verdict of guilty 1 Kingsley was sentenced to the State prison l for three years.
 These cases were also nolled by Attorney DooIittle yesterday Peter Murphy, assault on Thomas Fitzgerald, New Haven, June IS; Robert Schlegei, violation of the license law, New Haven, July 10; Edward Il. Shannon, assault on person unknown, 1 New Haven, August IS; Dennis M. San- ford, assault with intent to kill Bernard Fitch, Hamden, August 26; Thomas Malone, assault upon Bridget Malone, New Haven, July 29; John R. Gildea, violation of the
 license law by selling liquor to Ellen Early
 after being warned by the family not to sell
 New Haven, January 6, 1879; Stepher
 Faughnan, breach Of the peace against Am
 Faughnan, New Haven, September 26
 George Tudor, theft of carriage O
 Henry Futile, Hamden, April Il
 Mary Holton, breach of the peace, New , Haven, May '; Mary Phelps and c. Horac ) Lynch, residing in house of i'll fame, NeV Haven, August 4; Mary O'Neil, assault or
 Edward B. Garyey Wallingford, August l l Ellen Cartwright, Hamden, July 30; Christo pher Gaffney, breach of the peace agains ? James Claneey, New Haven, July 6.
 Wiiiam r. Bronson, Eliza Bronson, hi
 wife, and Amos B. Bronson, their son, wh
 were found guilty of manslaughter by tn
 fury Wednesday in causing the death of Carri
 E. Gordon, a married daughter. will b
 brought into court for sentence to-day.
 | Court adjourned at noon until this morn | ing at 10 o'clock, when MT. Blydenburgh
 counsel for the Bronsons, will be heard on
 motion to set aside the jury's verdict on tn 1 ground of insufficient evidence to convict
 AfterEard, William Davis will be tried fo
 enticing Mary MuIcahy, aged fourteen, frol
 her home in Waterbury, July 25, to Maj
 Wards house of ill fame. with vile intent. ). Next Tuesday Dr. Ernest u. R. Thomso
 will be tried on the charge of procuring 8 = abortion on Mary Canavan. Yesterday moo
 subpoenas were issued for Fanny Jackson,
 F. BolIman, H. J. Sperry aud the csmplail l. ant to appear.