The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-18
CorRT pRoCEEnINGs.
what the Judges and Jurfes Have
Been Doing Since Our Last Issue.

Agatha Reminger. prosecutrix. Defendant .
not taken.
Com'th vs.. George FJeuner-assault and .
battery. RecOgnizance of defendant for
feited.
Com'th vs.. Adolph Hmdle-removing pro
peUty out of the county and seCreting the
same to prevent the same from being made
liable for his debts. Continued
COm'th VS. AlveT Akers. Jr-seductiOI
Rose Mary Gardner, prosecutrix. Defend
ant not taken.
Com'th vs.. Jacob H. Custer-aggravated
assault and battery; John IL. Leaman, pros .
ecutOr Jury find defendant not guilty and
that each party pay halt the costs. Sen
fenced accordingly.
CONT tn vs.. Jacob BOiyer and Samuel Boil f.
iver-larceny John r. Reese, prosecutor. .
jury tiuu defendants not guilty.
COm'th vs.. Sarah kOOntZ-laTceny. Jury
find defendant guilty. Sentenced to pay
fire Of S5 and costs, and undergo an ImpTi5-
UumenJ Ia county lail for six months.
COm'th VS. Sarah KoontZ-larceny. De-
feudaBt pleads guilty, and is sentenced to
pay fine Of So and costs, and undergo an
Imprisonment IN county jail Tor three
months.
Com'th VS.. Benjamin Bennett-fornix
jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced to
pay q fine of $50 and costs of prosecution.
Cum'th vs.. Su5aDnah BeuDett-aduItry.
Defendant pleads guilty, and is sentenced
to pay fine of So and costs
COm'th vs.. Joseph Goughuour-mal
mischief. Jury find defendant not guilty.
the defendant each pay one half the costs.
3 Sentenced accordingly.
Com'th VS. Jacob Boliver and Samuel Boil
iver-mallclOuS mischief. Jury ind defend
ants guilty. Sentenced to pay fine Of SO
and costs, and undergo an Imprisonment in
( county Jail for one month.
Com'th vs.. George SwartZman-Iarceny
Jury find defendant not guilty by reason of
/ insanity. Court ordered that the defendant
/ be committed to the charge of the managers
I of the Western Pennsylvania Hospital for
/ the Insane at DiXmont,
] COm'th vs.. Samuel HarleV-laTcsnV. jury
find defendant not guilty.
Com tn VS. Samuel Harley larceny by
Jailee. Jury find defendant guilty. Sen
/ fenced to pay a fine OF So. costs of prOsecu-
R ton, and undergo Imprisonment in Western
Penitentlary for d term of one year and six
months.
Cont VS. Michael Kirsch, John Kirsch
/ and Peter misunderstanding the highway,
/ JuTY find John hiTSch and Peter kiTsCh
/ guilty and Michael kirsch not guilty. Not
I sentenced.
Com tn VS.. Josiah Deeters--laTceny. De-
, fendant pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay
. fine of one cent, costs of prosecution and
/ "a hours Imprisonment.
CONT rs John Jones and John Causer-
/ malicious mischief. Jury find defendants
| not guilty, but that they pay the costs.
/ Sentenced accordingly.
COm'th vs. Philip Hatsinger-asSauit and
battery. Jury find defendant guilty. Sen
fenced to pay fiue of 81, costs Of p-osecu-
tion, and Imprisonment in county jail for
: ten days.
Com'th VS.. John Gfbson-Iarceny. Jury
find defendant not guilty.
Com'th vs.. Cyrus GoughnOur- carrying
| concealed deadly weapons. NOle pros. en-
/ tered.
Com'th vs.. John SkelIy, Henry SkelIy,
. Francis Gillespie John Mckenzie and John
/ MCGaun-TiOt Continued.
COm'tE VS. Charles Suter and Paul Con
I Iey-laTceucy. IgnOTdmus.
r.ofF, av,I
. discharging a gun. Jury ind defendant
guilty. Motion for a new trial
Com tn vs.. Joseph kaTnS-D pointing a pi5-
tol. Not a true bill and the prosecutor,
Garret Risban, to pay the costs. Sentenced
accordingly.
Com'th vs. Thomas Karns- pointing a pis-
tot. Not true bill, and the prosecutor,
Garret Bisbau, to pay the costs. Sentenced
Com'th vs.. Charles Dejuer- carrying con
cealed deadly weapons. Jury find defend
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine OF $40,
costs OF prosecution, and undergo an I'M
pSisOnmeuJ in county jail for three months
COm'th vs.. George kuTtZ, Jr-caTying
concealed deadly weapons. Jury find de-
fendant guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of
$40, costs Of prosecution, and Imprisonment
in county jail for six months.
Com'th VS.. George KuTtZ, Jr., George
Deaner and George SwartZmau-laTceny.
NOlle pros. entered
Com'th vs.. George Kurtz, Jr., George
Lttt.Iti tl NTrtt t'hFtl L-LAttii lbL. Geo
KUrtZ, JT., and George DeaEeU plead guilty
to an affray. Sentenced 10 pay a fine of $40
each and costs Of prosecution and three
months Imprisonment iB county jail
COm'th ". George ID D-iucr-8g 8gEraYated as
sault nd battery. Not true bill and the
county to pay the costs of prosecution.
COm'th VS. George SwavtZman-assauIt
and battery. Not true bill, and the prose
cutOr, George Deiuers to pay the costs.
Sentenced accordingly.
CCm'th VS. George DfiB5T aggravated
assault and battery. Not a tue bill, and
the prosecutor George KurlZ, Jr., TO pay
the costs Of prosecution. Sentenced ac-
cOTdiBCiy
Com'th VS.. Thomas Karns, Mary Karus
and Joseph kavus-sUTely of the peace
Dismissed; no bill Of costs to he filed by
either.
Com'th vs.. Annie Griffith keeping a
bawdv house. Jury find the defendant
Z guilty. Sentenced to pay q fine of $50 and
costs OF prosecution, and undergo an im-
prsonment i'm the county jail for a period Of
twelve months.
Being through with the Commonwealth
cases, Court adjourned at > O'Clock, p N =,
Saturday, to meet again at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning last.
SECOND WEEK.
On Monday Court met at 10 O'Clock, with
President Judge Johnston and Associates
Flanagan and Masters on the bench Fol-
lowing is a list of the cases disposed of:
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