The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-13
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BONNIE,

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.
TUEsDAY-The traverse jury was empannelled
as follows:
Josiah $ Shirley; foreman, Gorham
Albert J. Doughty, Cape Elizabeth
Samuel II. Kemp, Windham.
Frank L. Larrabee, Scafboro.
Isaac L0bdell, P0wnal.
George L. Loring, North Yarmouth
E. NJ. Morgan New Gloucester.
William Pehnel Brunswick.
Alison l.. Themes, Harrison.
Philip w. Wiggin, Baldwin.
Albion Ward Frceport.
SupernunefarieS-EdW G.. Pennel Port
land; John g. PheniX, Deefing.
EXcused-Wiiliam Allen, Charles a: b. Morse,
Portland; Alonzo b. Jewell, Sebago; Jesse Plum
The grand jury reported about II o'clock. They
returned forty-five indictments, including sixty
eight PERSONS thirty six for violation of tile
iqHOr law.
The following have been made public:
James Kennedy and Thomas Lally, receiving
stolen goods.
Harry Austin, larceny.
George Murray, larceny
Willis w. Gray, larceny.
John A. West John A. Carroll and Michael
Driscon. breaking, entering and larceny-three
indictments.
Frederic T. Libby, Thomas Pardon and Charles
e. Randall, breaking, entering and larceny.
William Smith, breaking and entering.
Patrick A. Murray, assault and battery
George Parker, assault on police officer.
James McGraW, assault and battery.
Hattie Dubois, house of ill-fame.
Rose McGregor, house Of il-fame.
Benjamin +. Roife, cheating by false pretenees.
Hattie Dubois, cnticing for purposes of prosti-
titutiOn.
John Freeman polygamy.
Israel Leayitt, perjury.
Martin J. Flaherty, nuisance.
Jerry O'Shea nuisance.
Thomas j. Riley and George jackson, nuisance.
Patrick Cady, nuisance.
The following arragnments were made:
Benjamin +. Rofe was arraigned on an indict-
ment for cheating by false pretences in selling a
horse as his property and representing it free of
encumbrance wien he had previously mortgaged
the horse to 0ren Hooper q Son. He pleaded not
guilty.
George Murray pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment charging him with the larceny of wearing
apparel, the property of Hannah Z. Wilson V.
z: Wilson was assigned by the court to defend
him.
George Parker. charged with felonious assault
upon police officer Sterling pleaded not guilty,
and Frank W. Robinson was assigned by the court
to defend him.
William Smith pleaded not guilty to an Indct-
ment for breaking and entering and larceny, and
the court assigned w. g, Chapman to defend him.
Harry Austin, indicted for the larceny of horse
buggy and harness, the property of Charles w.
Brown, pleaded not guilty.
James MeGraw charged with committing an
assault and battery upon Eden H. Barrows plead
ed not guilty, and the court assigned c. FL. Booth
by to his defence.
Hattie Dubois pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment charging her with keeping and maintaining
house of ill-fame. She was also arraigned on
an Indictment for enticinga girl to house of ill
ton, and pleaded not guilty.
John Freeman, indicted for polygamy in marry
ing two girls here in the city, account of which
we gave at the time of his arrest, pleaded nolo
contendere, which is equivalent to plea of guilty
He will not be sentenced until the last of the term
John A. Carroll and John A. West were each
arraigned on three indictments charging them
with breaking and entering the stores of Roscoe
G. Hall, James b. Hall and James +. Hancock, in
G Jay, and the larceny of goods therefrom, and
pleaded not guilty to each. Michael Driscoll, who
was indicted with them,was too sick to be brought
into court.
Wins W. Gray, indicted for the larceny of
goods from Mary NJ Corson, pleaded guilty.
Patrick A. Murray, indicted for an assault and
battery upon police officer Frank, pleaded not
guilty, and Frank II. Waterhouse was assigned to
defend him.
Frederic E. Libby, charged with breaking and
entering the eating house OF Henry B. Shaw and
stealing cigars, pleaded not guilty
Thomas j. O'Reilley, George Jackson, Marga-
ret Sullivan, Mary A. King John Baxter, John II.
Malloy, Thomas Smith, Richard Collins. Jr., Geo.
Webster, James WEIGH, Daniel WEIGH, Andrew
Lang and Kate Lang were arraigned on nuisance
indictments, pleaded not guilty, and gave ball
from day to day.
William ii. Quinn, on two nuisance indictments
and three cases of search and seizure, was SEN
fenced in the aggregate to fifteen months in Jail
John McGill, on a search and seizure was SEN
fenced to pay fine of 500 and costs or to 90
days in jail. Committed.
John Brown was arraigned on a nuisance in
diptment and Dleaned not puiltV