The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-18
Court PrOceedinEs-

Court Proceedings.
The following cases were disposed of af-
tel our report in last weeks FREEMAN:
Commonwealth vs.. John Yetter, larceny.
Not a true bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Sarah and John Will
more. selling liquor on Sunday. Not a
true bill and the prosecutor. Samuel Sea-
man, to pay the costs
Commonwealth VS.. Matt. Cunningham,
nuisance. Not true bill. the county 10
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs.. Siegfried Brutkie-
wicz, rape, adultry and bastardy. jury
find the defendant not guilty
commonwealth W. William Dicnhart.
larceny and receiving stolen goods. Not
true bill.
Commonwealth vs.. George T. Swank IL
bel. Settled by the defendant publishing
retraction and paying the costs.
Commonwealth vs.. John c. Skelly, horse
stealing Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Henry Baily and {.
\. McGonigle, malicious mischief. Con-
tinued.
Commonwealth vs.. Frentine Carlo. rob
berry. Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Joseph MalcOmson,
cruelty to children. Jury find the defend
ant not guilty and the county pay the
costs.
Commonwealth vs.. Joseph Malcomson.
assault and battery. Defendant plead
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. John A. Benton. lar
ceny. jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Seth Lewis. assault
and battery. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine of 81 and costs.
Commonwealth vs.. James McNcclis, as
sault and battery. Not a true bill.
Commonwealth ". Charles Myers. dis
turbing a religious meeting. Defendant
plead guilty and was sentenced TO pay Il
fine of 81 and costs.
Commonwealth vs.. George Rose. mali
ciouS mi schief Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph VcSaski. lar
ceny. jury find defendant guilty. SEN
fenced to pay "A fine of - and costs and go
10 jail for sixty days.
Commonwealth vs.. John Hudson and
Charles Watson. breaking into railroad
car with intent To commit felony. Jury
find defendants not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Darling McFccterS
embezzlement. Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth W. George Stork and
James Patterson. murder This is the
ease where the death Cf Harry Roberts a
young boy who died on the 2sth of August
last. was supposed to have been caused by
injuries received from the defendants, while
they, along with the deceased were i'm
swimming. The testimony for the defense
showed that the boy was hurt by falling
off a wagon the day after he was i'm swim
ming. Jury find defendants not guilty.
The District Attorney entered a nOUe
pTOseqoti in each of the following cases.
the defendants To pay the costs:
Commonwealth ". Clara Paul. bastard
child. constable's return.
Commonwealth vS. Even Paul. same
Commonwealth ". Thomas Manahan,
assault and battery.
Commonwealth vs.. Charles DraSS and
Theodore BRASS. assault and battery.
Commonwealth vs.. Arthur McPeak and
Frank Shaffer, assault and battery.
Commonwealth vs.. Andrew Albetter,
fornicatioa and baStardy.
Commonwealth vs.. Frank j. Vilsack.
larceny.
Commonwealth VS.. George Fender. for
nication and bastardy.
Commonwealth vs.. George w. Shome
keeping a cross, vicious dog.
Comm 9nwealth vs.. Charles Scott, main
tanning a nuisance.
Commonwealth W. Samuel Gould. cruel
" To his family.
Commonwealth W.. Samuel Bullock.
false protense.
Commonwealth vS. Charles McGOnigle
and Henry Bailey. malicious neglect of
duty as public officers.
Commonwealth vs.. Henry SkeIly. John
Skelly. Timothy Casting, Harry Weaver
and Patrick Mcdonald, riot and disorder
ly conduct.
Commonwealth W.. Dominick Tort
perjury.
Commonwealth vs.. Patrick Campbell.
refusing to obey and assist "a public officer.
Commonwealth W. NJ. \. McGonigle,
assault and battery.
Commonwealth vs.. George i. Swank. Ii
bel
The following cases were continued:
Commonwealth vs.. Cha rles Tutner, for
nication and bastardy.
Commonwealth vs.. Joseph Lantzy and
Gideon Mack, neglecting their duty as
supervisors.
Commonwealth W.. Isaac s. Shaffcr. SELL
ing liquor To minors.
Commonwealth vs.. William Cooper and
John Cooper. surety of the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. George NJ. Porch. lar
ceny.
SECOND WEEK.
Andrew Malvy, who plead guilty to lar
ceny last week was sentencep to pay a fine
of -, costs and go to Jail for sixty days.
Andrew Greenwood, who plead guilty TO
breaking into a house with intent To COM
NIT felony. was sentenced to pay a fine of
-. costs and go TO Jail for four months
Rhoda Davis was sent to the Reform
School for incorrigibility.
The following cases on this weeks list
were continued:
j. ii. Glass vs. j. NJ Watt. a feigned
issue.
VIM. Cowman vs.. Henry Barnhart, Al
Sci. Fd.
E. A. Irwin vs.. John G. Gill ct al, eject
ment.
Plack Il Glunt VS.. Charles f. Troxell
TreSpasS.
Lena W. Cole ct al vs. A. E. Patton
TreSpaSs Qudre CIausum Fregit.
George Shaffer & Son vs.. Catharine Hell
frich. ct dl. Sci. Fd. Sur. Mechanics lien.
Barnhart Bros. vs.. Catharine McKelney,
Ct al. AsSumpsit.
Edward Liberty vs.. DIR. +. T. Overdoroff
Trespass.
Albert ZitZman vs.. +. Strayer & Bro,
No. 20 on this weeks list. Appeal has
been settled.
Mary Overlook vs.. Jennie Overlook.
This is a case brought to TO recover the
amount of an insurance policy on the life
of James +. Overlook, a victim of the