The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-12-14

Commonwealth VS. Wiegins. 1st count.
caru iug cnucealed weapons 2nd count,
roIating a pistol. Jury find defendant
guilty on the 1st count and not guilty on the
End count. and divide the costs between the
prosecutor. Harry Ross. and the defendant
Sentenced to pay a ine Of ten dollars aud
undergo an imprisonment OF four days In
Jail.
Com. vs.. George w. Piper. Fornication
and basiardy. Continued.
William Fieck. who was convicted of re-
ceivIng stolen goods. was sentenced tn the
peniteutiary for one year; and Thomas
Adams, convicted OF the same otfense. but
recommended by the jury to the mercy OF
the Court, was sentenced to pay a fine OF
So. the casts. ard To GO to jail for one month.
Com. VS. Paul Anderson. Aggravated
assault and battery. Jury found defendant
not guilty and that the prosecutor. John
McGee. ray the costs.
Com VS.. Andrew Greenwood Larceny
aud false pretense. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of IS. the costs. and
undergo an Imprisonment In the peniten-
tiary for one year.
Com. VS.. Caleb MeCombIe. Burglary aud
larceny. Continued.
Com. VS. Michael Hohan ana Tim O'Neill.
Larceny. Defendants plead guilty. Sen
tence deferred.
Com. vs.. William Miller. Larceny. De-
feudant plead guilty. Sentence deferred.
Com. vs.. Margaret MuIherron and Mary
Taylor. Cruelty to animals Defendants
plead guilty. Sentenced to pay fine OF
SO aud costs.
Com. VS.. Arch McPike. Assault and bat
/ terry. Four indictments. Jury find defend
ant guilty. Sentenced TO pay a fine of $40
and costs of prosecution.
| Com VS.. r. Mcdowell Larceny. Jury
/ find defendant not guilty.
/ Com. vs.. Idele Skiobulsky, Max Skiohul-
sky and Hettie Skiobuisky. Larceny py
bailee. The jury, by direction OF the Court,
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Com. VS. Harry Ross. Assault and bat
terry. Jury iud defendant not guilty.
SECOND WEEK.
Court met at 10 O'Clock on Monday morn
iug.
In the case OF James Boyle. who plead
guilty Of burglary last week. the Court sus-
pended sentence for the present.
william Miller. who plead guilty TO q
charge of larceny. was sentenced TO pay 6
mouths.
Michael Hohsn and Timothy O'NeD. tw,
boys who plead guilty to larceny last week
were committed to the Reform School a
Morgarza-
Philip Deatrick. w. a. Chaplin. PER-,
Mcdonald. John II. Decker. George Goeber
John Frauk, aud John s. Title were ex
cused from the jury.
The following cases on this weeks lis
were continued:
Use OF Patrick Comey VS.. Edward Nc
Glade ct al; G. A. ChristY VS.. Samuel Mill
ken ct al; T r. Marshall vs. Eve Peden
Use of III. j. Hoppie, executor VS.. Pete
, Boland T. r Marshall vs. p. r. Miller
and Eve Peden vs. I. r. Marshall
E Deemer x Co. VS.. e. Guyer. trustee G
, al. Continued.
, ]. s. Clark vs. Chas. Zimmerman, j
Continued.
Henry Ranch vs.. Mrs. E. A. Paymar
Settled
Catharine wfnn vs. The PennsylvanI
Railroad. Jury fnd for the defendant.
John ii. Swank, endorsee VS.. E. p. Bake
Settled.
Charles Slick VS.. VIM. NJ Dodson. Sci
tied.
David F. Burkhart vs. Rev. a. P. Ollie
Settled.
John y. Gray vs.. Rev. a. P. Diller. Sc
? tied.
= David L. BerkebiIe VS.. Samuel Sense
baugh 1t al Continued.
3 David r. Edwards VS.. &. A. Dimon,
e Continued.
A e. Buck * Co. VS.. TunnelhiII Scho
District. Jury find for plaintiff the sum
= S4S AZ
Andrew Douohoe vs.. Enterprise Lumb
Co. Jury find for plaintiff SIS so.
Caron Lahsy vs.. Thomas II. Greevy & g
: and Geo. VI Reade After Jury was caIIs
and sworn, plaintiff becomes non suit.
James @. Easily for use OF Julius Stitch v
: Hipsch * Lloyd. Jury find for plain,
the sum OF SI7EO4.
Michael DJnahoe vs.. Theodore Jud
1 On trial.