The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-12
Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed of last
week after our report In the last issue of the
FREEMAN.
Commonwealth VS.. IL. W. Brrford. as
sault aud battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty but that he pay the costs.
Commonwealth es. Vito Guardago as
sauIt and battery with intent TO commit
rape. Jury found defendant guilty. Mo-
tion for a new trial.
Commonwealth VS.. Barney Sanders, as
sault and battery. Defends ant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine Of $50 and go to jail
for four months.
Commonwealt VS.. Frank Terriper, as
sauit and battery. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine OF IS and go to jail
for three months.
Common wealth VS.. Cylas Alexander.
adult-y. Continued.
Comuonw wealth vs. Martha Reynolds. for
/ nication. Continued.
The Grand Jury ignored the bills in the
| following cases:
Comm onweaItb VS.. EIYira Aubrey. open
| lewdness; Commonwealth Anthony
| Schriver and Plus SchrIver, assault and
! battery; Commonwealth VS. Samuel Simp-
! son. receiving stolen goods; Commonwealth
VS.. Charles Bryant, larceny and receiving
! stolen goods.
Commonwealth VS.. George Maxim. shoot
| ing with intent to commit highway robbery.
Jury fnd defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John Schan;anstein
| and William Donges. furnishing liquor to
minors. William Donges was discharged.
The Jury found John Schanlanstein guilty.
Motion for a new trial.
Commonwealth VS.. James Daley, selling
liquor 20 minors. jury find defendant
| guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine OF 800 aud
go TO jail for three months.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas Swires. as
sault and battery. Defendant plead
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine OF $40 and
90 TO Jail for thirty days.
Commonwealth VS.. John Lennon, shoot
Ing with intent to kill. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas Toner, high
way robbery. Jury find defendant guilty.
Sentecced to pay a fine of 500 and a term
of two years and a half in the penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs.. Rosie Semple aud
Jake Semple. keeping bawdy house. Jury
find defendants guilty. Sc ntenced to pay a
fine of SO and three months in the county
jail.
Common wealth VS.. William +. Cook. en-
bezzlement Jury find defendant guilty.
Motion for a new trial.
| Commonwealth vs. William Ii. Gore,
highway robbery. Jury fad defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Roddy, OBJ
talning money by false pretense. Jury find
defendant not guilty but that be pay tie
costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Nicholas Mulherron,
a, sault aud battery. Jury find defendant
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of $40 and
60 to jail for six months.
Common wealth vs.. Luke Weakland, for
chile entry. Jury fDd the defendant not
guilty and the prosecutor, Andrew Dishart
to pay the costs
Comm on eelth Us. Newton Divine. sure
ty OF the peace. Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth VS.. Henry Mulhorn, for,
nication and bastardy. Continued.
Common wealth vs.. John Carver. fornica-
tion and bastsrdy. Continued.
Commonwealth VS.. W. c. Westover. se'
duction and bastsrdy. NoHe prosequi En-
tered on payment of costs by defendant.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas Jones, high
way robbery. Jury find defendant guilty
Sentenced to pay a ine of 800 and to go tC
the penitentiary for a term of two years anC
three months.
SECOND WEEK.
The following sentences were In posed:
Margaret Dinello, convicted OF larceny,
fine OF $50. costs and one year and thre,
. months In the penitentiary,
George Lingerfelt, larceny. a fine of $40
costs and three months in the county jail.
r Augustus Fresh, larceny. a fire of $40
costs and confinement in the Huntington
, Reformatory until discharged under tn,
rules of that Institution.
Peter Boldish. larceny. a fine of SO
costs and confinement in the penitentiar,
for one year and three months.
The following cases on this weeks lis
were continued: Indiana County Deposi
Bank VS.. Anthony Anna; Eliza Jane Viviar
VS.. William Richards ct al; Oscar Pringl,
VS.. Margaret II. PrinkIe; William Gray
use VS. Gray & WyIand; E. B. CressweIl VS.
} Mary Cole; Z A. Irwin VS.. George Kutruf
ct al; Martin A. Miller vs, John a. Storm
e. al; Anthony Anna VS.. d. E. Motley; Nc
! Garry & Son VS.. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company; James w. Gsllaher VS.. William
Baker (two cases); Nicholas Yost VS.
Frank Deal; Nicholas Klein vs. Franl
Deal.
In the case OF Daniel King VS.. William F
Cook, ct al, a verdict was rendered in favo
of the plaintiff for 1874.
In the case of Conrad Kunkle VS.. Fonde
lier 81 Keene, verdict for the plaintiff wa:
given for the suns of S59. 80.
In the case of Langenbeim & Sheppard
VS. Mrs. c. Parrish, the plaintiff took non
suit.
In the case of the executors OF James G
Fisher VS.. John Rager and Elizabeth Rage
and Andrew Noel, eiectment Verdict fol
defendant.
In the case of Lawrence Wylapd VS.. Por-
ter Kinports. ejecsment. Plaintiffs took 4
non-suit.
John SchIanstine, who was convicted las
week or furnishing liquor to minors. wa.
sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and go 10 iai
for ninety days.
In the case OF Anton Klein VS.. J. NJ. Ell
liot. judgmen. opened. Jury find fol
plaintiff S347. so.
In the case of Joseph Malehinson VS.
Clark Fl. Loughry, appeal. Jury find fol
plaintiff $4.4s.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Krote,derfer
rape. Jury out.
Charles Wilson ct al VS.. Stephen Myers
eiectment. On trial.
Death Notice.
Lines kindly offered py a friend on the
death CT Joseph, two>year-old son of Fran