Daily Republican., 1884-05-13
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',"ls ',o"'lIsSsroE brx'LAh''
burt rs.co,Iendsaav Teadav ' afternoon, with with
Chief Justice st.. hsuch. a.l" shortly ts after
,an ,asi1s on ls' Isd Edward ThO1npsGhn, hon pl1ah,,
epTa1I1s pTaH1sr, John Brown ,,,n" and ;n,o JoNa a
pas isSiCi, iisaSSicied for breaking 'n;o 1nm. q
siihs, r, PP,,.,1jns ii, . two dozen oranses'' .sts
,'sesd .ss in the dock and 'D'''
ssdsd sd.,cn v''n' E.u, appeared for :, the the
= b. and Dds after making a ,ha na'1. axsminn.
.d witnesses - u,s sworn, and
avd H., H. M'iIsss ". !. a special watchma,n una,
y s.nI.uy smp"y at at the the West yard. About
tSnP'Oy ;t,als oy the night of February aia,y
,ao ss,ot1e ,et II freight train came in mn from u,
sisI ls.5snhjs, lua be saw that the door a,'op VI
af'ns si,"p.s t"'p s called his partner,
[le Win. n1.,u and together they
r.p'1 ,5s s'IsIs's' car, and " iOund the fou,
sn,r isns,s "a and another man an, n"llir'
sr ",'!i York, who is not now now h"sss press"9' oi
y" y! car, There were some ooAeS ,s Ia ID
t... as 'M' IN tlr car, one of which mao
y .s's sraksl .I A. open, and a mum Der r, o. !
4ss,s' 'ss ,'iy be iculd five oranges III ou,
y sisi'i y. norLri.; ~ the prisoners admitted
!. .'sl. ,h.1 had broken open the box, and
40 the oranges orr and
snss H. Slmpers was s"orn' %u nu
ahoysted ,b tie previous Witness wnell
'S@ v.s,s 81 .rd. Each Of the prisoners
~ statements, nom which II ap.
vi that they had got on the ca' Cd
4 w. ,bs intention Of riding to Baiti'
!. ! and one Of the mum ber broke
y the box and helped the others te
N After a triel charge by the
II n Justice, tie jury rendered a YER
guilty without .eaving the poA,
,1s Court Immediately sentenced
td them TO pay tie costs OF pros
Man gj cents restitution money
i,r,O an imprisonment OF three
Ir,b. aid Oh saturday next receive
ishes each.
n A,torney.General said that he
mid enter nolle pros. in the case OF
ip Jennings, who was indicted with
iiam BagIey for telonionsly break
INTO the store Of H. PizOr, No. ia
s,sels,rett, and cOmmittlpga larceny
.he night Of March 10th.
Harry Emmons, Esq, stated TO the
mi that il the case of Charles Blake,
tlcted for burglary and larceny, wat
raDued uutI Thursday lie would bt
|, TO produce a witness that would
os where Bake obtained the goods,
kch be is charged with stealing.
Ihe motion was opposed by Attorney
ElIa. Gray, who contended that as
ca.e had been continued from last
kn The defence had been allowed
tple time 10 procure any witnesses
lcesary. The Court ordered Mr.
nuons to obtain the affidavit of tht
FNHer, ant ted the matter undel
(vlstmvl,,
William Bagiey. who plead guilty tt
Indictment charging him will
baking Ito and rObblng the store o
Plot, vas sentenced to pay thu
ss Of pg)secltion, SiO.2j restitution
bneg, 10 0e Imprisoned one year, ant
Saturday next stand one hour in thu
lory, and be whipped with twenty
shes
Ni&o'cock the Grand Jury can't
aud laIr returns on several bills
tel slea'ley were discharged unit
0GGi torn row morning.
Dvllh Ql... was arraigned and pleat
ll!g0al Indictment charging hin
l'A The ArrNy, On the llth of April
sady } basque, va.ur,t aL $40, tn,
properly u JuAa Rey ynorus.
he Sa'aso arraIgned and plead no
|l"y svWe other indictments, one 0
uI'l charged Lin with the larceny .
Ie c'o'1Fs Nrlngcr, Yalueh at $3.50
" tlNor"l'y1i John Graham, on tn
y, " 4" AtII, and the other charged HIN
.'l liIs .ai'eny, On the 4th of April
.''y lret Of gum hose, valued a
'T"' M ,lr property OF Joseph Stoeckle
'Ir "'l'e''rs III the Caso Of the Stat
o o,'tpl Adams We're iii charge,
vu W., luther attendance, and at
w s'yVf al II" Jur"rs Wire discharge,
v, va WINS morning
Ihaily EMnons, Esq, presented tn
-i"''oI 'liaN lcs Bake 10 the COurl
a. ''l9 ,I'ai he could not safely 20 I
a. =, "'lL'"j 'lr evidence OF a Charlt
a. no""I', "Ao is il resilient Of Phila
aPlI1' aH" would not he able to ar
=, o4'''r the Court until Tuursda
t'l0ou
t-e "uI.ayit aI.O ret lollh that tb
.'"' eSptrttd TO be able to show b,
i i, 'Ila' Va lie obtained the goods, whicI
,S. ' 'u"lgtd with stealing, from tn
r,S' tn,, howard, IN the rrgular cours
:, ,4a.A'''' a'1! thai lad 1t not bee
!. y, 'ue ~ SAeNil Kept INN 10 closely col
W W, ~ New Castle jail, aud would nc
f,;A'u -'u' ~ SEE Or communicate wit
,litI7Aas, be would have been able (
= !, lIs Witness Present
iuoVAitf Justice said te would lik
,,'. r'aE T, what the Sheriff had to IA
,"t !, ". Tue matter, when that officer sal
,cl Ie o' na'l been obliged to keep a clos
W, w. o'ei lie prisoners, who had
APE. "h a''eu'pC I
AZ lsp sp.i i'H,lon asked the prisont
'as '4s Iu'"r'- I Howard was engaged il
t,n h. Ne 'plrd tlat he was a clerl
.at II kind ,TI'9 nS kot state where, or
st rnm"saI ,nu u nnslntss. The Judge sal
b,y" i vY"asel .a should always take pail
!. T,r a',Si lneir witnesses present, as |
Al scro l"s'u 70 continuing the cases q
i'd II JT,y".h', .n, especially az witness,
~ a away ","ays bn had in certain cas-,
plsJ nsJJOuu'S,I.dieratlon, and Blake inte
fpss. tnu WIN, hes not that kind Of
DsiAs, @ your honor" The Court aft,
n'i"s,i 'ie,allon concluitd to refuse Il
5o'rln"tl 5,"il lor a continuance, and :
morning. ''' ~ . CLOG
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