The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-06
COURT PROCEEnINGs.

socIate Judge Masters on the bench Asso-
eiale Judge Flanagan being unable to at
tend on account ct sickness.
James ). kaylor, OF Allegheny township.
was appointed foreman of The Grand jury.
The newiy-elrcted constabl-s fled their
respective bonds aud were sworn iu
John y. Strayer was appointed constable
10 attend TO the Grand Jury, aud James My
ers and AnSelm Weaklaud to attend upon
Traverse Juries.
District Attorney II. o. Rose on leave of
Court euteTed Role prosequi in the follow
ing cases. on payment of costs by the de-
PENDANTS aud Oh filing bonds for the use of
The county i'll cases requiring the same:
Commonwealth vs. Jonn KEEPER, fornica-
ton and bastardy Ellen Swarizmau, PROS
ecutrix.
Com. VI. William Swank, fornication and
bastardy; Mary Adler, prosecutrix.
Com. YS. Charles Lefevre, fOTnicatiCu and
bdstardy; Margaret J. Miller prosecu,rix.
Com. vs.. David Baldwin, Alex. Mock, Pc
ter Wager, riot; W. II. Hndebrand prose
cutor.
Com. vs.. Euoch GIicoff. ''Reddy'' Metz
Conrad Vinegar, assault aud battery Hen
~ McCreary, prosecutor.
The following cases were continued:
Commonwealth vs.. James Chambers aud
Sarah Trump, larceny r. J. Mcdonald,
prosecutor. This was continued on applca-
tion ot defendant. Ou certificate of Dr. Em-
eroon, stating that Mrs. Moore, a witness,
was very i'll, aud could not attend.
Com -. James B. Anderson and A. l.
Gibson. They are indicted for violating the
I rules and regulations Uf the Pennsylvania
Railroad by act passed 1871, whereby, if by
neglect or refusal TO obey orders death re-
suits from 1t, the penalty Is not more than
six years Imprisonment and not more than
$1,000 nue. Mr. Anderson entered bail in
the sum OF 81 600. with Herman Baumer, Sc
curity, and process awarded for \, l.. Glib
son.
Com. VS.. John c. Dishong, for fornication
aud bastaIdy; Mary J Smith, prosecutrix.
/ Continued on account of child not born.
Defendant is in jail
Com. vs. William F. Cook, embezzement;
p. NJ. q. Brown, prosecutor.
Com. Bennie Cooper, fornio ct Get !;
Mary HInkeldier, proSecutrix.
Com. ". John NJ Davis. ytCrRi1 ct Get.
Com. vs.. Daniel Garman, selling liquor
without license defendant pleads guilty
Sentences TO pay fine of $500 aud costs of
prosecution.
Com. vs.. William Jackson, Francis Ward,
Michael CoyIe, Francis Lamp and William
Down, burglary and larceny. Defendants
plead guilt Of larceny. Sentence suspend
ed and recognizance taken for good behavior
and Gusts.
Com. vs.. James Burns, John Mullen and
Martin Leonard. malicious mischief Jury
fUd defendants guilty. Defendants SEN
fenced to pay jointly fine of $50 and costs
OF prosecution.
Com. VS.. James Burns, John Mullen and
Martin Leonard, aggravated assault and
battery. Defendants found guilty aud sen
fenced to pay jointly fine of $50, costs of
prosecution, and undergo all imprisonment
in county jail for % days.
Com. vs.. Matt II. Martin, JOrui1 ct cet-
Not takeC.
Com. vs.. SAMUEL Kelly, assault and bat
teTy. Not true bill and the prosecutor,
John A. storm, sentenced to pay the costs
Com VS.. John Gwiun, selling liquor with
out license. Not true bill and the prose-
cuiOr ID. a, Garman, 20 pay the costs.
Com. vs.. Caroline Smith, selling liquor
without license. Jury find defendant gull
y.
Com. v. EIwood Gordon, escape from
iai:. Defendant plead guilty and was SEN
teuc-d To q Term of SIX months in county
jail.
Com. vs.. frank Roberts. escape. Plead
guilty aud was sentenced So q term Of thee
months in county Jail.
Com ". Benjamin Storks, escape. Plead
guilty ard was sentenced to a term OF three
months IN county jIii
Com. vs.. I. wood Gordon. Wm. McCIeas-
ter, Frank Roberts, Benjamin Storks. Geo.
w. EHeT, Geo. SwaTtzmau and John Ream,
larceny. NOlje pros. entered
Com. vs.. VIM McCieaster, escape. Plead
guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of S.
and serve a term of three months in county
Jail.
Com. VS.. Aaron Walker, shooting with in
tent to kill and assault. Jury find defend
ant guilty of an assault. Sentenced to pay
a fine OF 50 and costs of prosecution.
Com. vs.. Charles Adams, aggravated as
county to pay the costs.
Com. vs.. Richard Brown, larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods. Not a true bill.
Com. VS.. Joseph Fox, cutting with intent
to Kill cutting with intent to MAIN, dishg-
ure and disable; aggravated assault and
battery. Defendant plead guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine of 500 and costs Of
prosecution and undergo an Imprisonment
in Western pententary for the term of one
year.
Com. VS.. Daniel Wingard. larceny. De-
fendaut plead guilty aud was sentenced to
make restitution OF stolen property, pay
costs of prosecution, a fine of So and under
go an Imprisonment in county jail for two
months.
Com. vs.. William Hughes, larceny. De-
fendaut plead guilty and was seLtenced to
pay a fine of $50 and undergo an impTison-
meat in county Jail for six months.
Com. vs.. Mary J. Hughes, receiving stolen
goods. Defendant plead guilty and submits.
Sentenced TO pay a fiue of 81. costs of pros
ecution and undergo an Imprisonment in
county jail for thirty days.
Com. vs.. Robert Hall, assault and battery.
Defendant plead guilty and was sentenced
to pay fine of So costs of prosecution and
undergo a term Of 20 days in county Jail.
Com. VS.. Charles Adams, carrying con-
cealed weapons. jury find defendant not
guilty, but that each party pay one half the
costs. Defendant and Aaron Walker pros
ecutor, sen fenced accordingly,
Com. VS.. Louisa Michaels, assault and bat.
terry. Defendant plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of s. and costs.
Com. VS.. William Hughes, larceny. De-
fendant plead guilty and was sentenced to