The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-06
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The following cases were disposed OF
I last week after the report in the last issue
| OF the FREEMAN:
E. B. CressweIl VS.. Mary Cole. Replev-
( In. Jury find for the defendant $50.
( Assignee of J. F. McGee vs.. John w.
Buck Assumpsit. Jury find for defend
/ ant.
| Mrs. Ellen Drass VS.. John r. McCloskey.
! Slander. Jury find for plaintiff six cents
/ damages
/ Mrs Ellen Drass vs.. Mrs. Catharine Nc
/ Closkey. Slander. Jury find for plaintiff
/ $50 damages.
FIRST wEEK-MARCH TERN.
Court sset at 10 o'clock with Judge Bar
I ker on the bench.
John r Hill, of Lower Yoder township,
was appointed foreman OF the Grand Jury.
Commonwealth VS.. John Stiffier, charged
with refusing to support his mother. De-
fendant discharged, there being no law TO
support such an indictment.
Commonwealth VS. Michael Drass. For
nication and bastardy. Continued.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Krutenderfer,
convicted a; last term OF adultry. The
court filed decree sustaining the motion
in arrest OF judgment and directing the
discharge OF the defendant
Commonwealth W.. Edward Graef. Sure
ty OF the peace. Sentenced to pay the costs
and enter security In the sum Of 800 to
keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Burge. Sure
ty Of the peace. Sentenced to pay the
costs and enter security TO keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Ed. Aulherron.
Surety OF the peace. Sentenced TO pay the
costs and enter security to keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Ben Vaughn and AL
vim Gallagher. Surety OF the peace. De-
PENDANTS sentenced to pay the costs, and
prosecutor and defendants sentenced 10
enter into recognizance to keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Albert Price. Surety
OF the peace. Defendant sentenced TO pay
the costs and enter security in the sum Of
$500 TO keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Springer.
Surety Of the peace. Defendant sentenced
to pay the cost. and enter security to keep
the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Kress. Forni-
cation and bastardy. Defendant plead
guilty and the usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth vs.. William Peters.
Selling liquor on Sunday. Jury find de-
fendant not guilty but that he pay one
half the costs.
Comm monwealth VS.. Frank Roberts. As
sault and battery on Mrs. Mary Rebel.
Jury find defendant guilty. Sentenced to
three months in the county jail.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles and Augusta
Huber. Obstructing a highway. Contin-
ued.
Commonwealth VS.. William Bellig. For
nlcation, Defendant plead guilty and wa
sentenced to pay 3 fine OF $50 and costs.
Commonwealth VS.. j. w. Holder and
Bernard Conley. Refusing legal vote.
Continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Roberts. Ag
gravated assault and battery. Defendant
plead guilty. Sentenced 70 three months
in county jail.
Commonwealth VS.. Henry Proctor and
Frank Roberts. Assault and battery with
intent TO ravish. Jury find defendants
guilty. Proctor was sentenced to lmpris-
onment in the Western penitentiary for one
year and six months, and Roberts was sem
fenced to the same institution for two
years, to begin after the expiration OF two
other sentences Of three months each in
the county Jail.
Commonwealth VS.. William Roberts.
Assault and battery. Mol pros. entered.
oOStpH l4O noS NOllN iSIcu
OF assault and battery at last court and
sentence suspended, was sentenced TO pay
fine OF IS and costs
Commonwealth VS.. George. w. Eckels.
ForniX ct Get. Defendant plead guilty.
The usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth vs.. Mary Z. Nailor.
Adultry. Defendant plead guilty
Commonwealth vs.. Michael Carroll.
Selling liquor 10 minors. Grand Jury ig
nored the bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Sadie Price. As
sault. Defendant plead guilty and was
sent to Jail for three months.
Commonwealth vs.. Andrew Mihalgo
and George Prenetz Shooting with intent
TO kill. Jury find defendants guilty and
recommend them to the mercy OF the
court.
Commonwealth VS.. b. J. Oscar. Dis
turbing election jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Chanc. Robert Lock.
Aggravated assault and battery. Jury
find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth VS. Francis Hahn. Rape.
Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Theodore Rupe.
Larceny. On trial