The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13
Court Proceedings.

Tho following cases were disposed OF
last week after the report in the last issue
Of the Freeman:
Commonw calth W. Theodore Rupe. lar
ceny. Two cases. Jury find defendant
guilty. Sentenced 10 pay fine Of - and
Imprisonment in the county jail for three
months in each case.
William +. Cook. who was convicted of
embezzlement at December Sessions, was
sentenced TO pay a fine Of $50 and undergo
all Imprisonment in in the Western peui-
tentiary for one year and three months.
Comm onwealth vs.. Franklin Jones, en-
tering store with intent TO commit larceny.
Jury find de fendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Joseph Rodney,
fornication and bastardy. Grand Jury ig-
nored the bill.
Commonwealth W. Frank Osborne. lar
ceny. Grand Jury ignored the bill.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Gibbons,
malicious mischief Grand Jury ignored
the bill
Commonwealth vs.. John W SigneskI,
foruication and hastardy. Jury find de-
fcndant guilty. The usual sentence i'm
posed.
Commonwealth VS.. Andrew Bollcge, riot.
Mol pros entered.
Commonwealth W.. Robert Hollcn, forni
cation and bastardy. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Torrance Quinn, lar
ceny. Grand Jury ignored the bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Thomas, OBJ
tanning goods under false pretense.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank James, assault
and battery. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine of s. and undergo
Imprisonment In the county Jail for 80
days.
Commonwealth VS.. Daniel Snyder and
Harriet Gallagher, charged with burning
barn. Jury and defendants not guilty
and that the prosecutor, Milton Berringer'
pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs.. John Best, John w.
Kuntz, William Tantlinger, Fred. Brehm
and Benjamin Cooper, cock fighting. Con-
tinucd.
Commonwealth VS.. Milton Berringer,
bigamy. Defendant plead guilty. Sen
fenced TO pay fine Of $50 and undergo i'm
prisonment in the Western penitentiary for
one year and two months.
Commonwealth VS.. Steve Greged, John
Rockoy, Steve Sents and Joseph Kostic,
throwing a bottle through a window of a
passenger car. a nolle pros was entered
as to Senta and KOstic. Jury find John
Rockey guilty and Steve Greged not
guilty. Rockey was sentenced TO pay a
fine Of IS, costs and go 10 Jail for thirty
days.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Byroads and
Elmer Barclay, larceny. Defendants plead
guilty. Sent to the Huntingdon Reform
atory until they reach the age OF twenty
one years.
Commonwealth VS.. Mike Smith, assault
and battery with intent to commit rape
jury ind defendant guilty of assault and
battery only. Sentenced TO pay fine Of
$50 and go TO jail for nine months
commonwealth W. John Armstrong lar
ceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
commonwealth VS.. John Orlekuskey,
shooting with intent To kill Jury find de-
PENDANT guilty. Sentenced TO pay a fine Of
go and costs and go to the Western peni-
leh'lary Tor two years and six months
commonwealth VS.. Francis Elig. assault
ana battery, Jury find defendant not
guilty but that he pay one-half the costs
ana the prosecutor pay the other half.
commonwealth vs. Otto Briber, assault
and battery. Jury find defendant not
guilty on account Of insanity
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Luther, as
sault and batteIy. Jury find defendant
not guilty but that he pay one-haIf the
costs and the prosecutor the other half.
Jeremiah Lavely, who pleaded guilty Of
burglary and larceny, four charges, was
sentenced TO three months in the county
jan on one charge, and was given one year
IN the penitentiary On each OF the other
charges.
Francis Hahn, who had been convicted
OF rape, was sentenced to pay fine OF 600
and costs Of prosecution, and undergo an
imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary
for ten years
Joseph Costino was sentenced 10 iail for
ilve days and sentenced TO pay the costs Of
prosecution for defrauding a boarding
house keeper
Jacob Tomae receive a like sentence for
obtaining goods by false pretense.
FRANK Jones was sentenced TO pay a fne
OF IS and undergo imprisonment in tho
county jail for six months for breaking and
entering store.
SECOND WEEK.
court met on Monday at ten o'clock |
with Judge Barker on the bench.
In the following cases noue proseo,i1s /
we're entered, the costs TO be paid bv the |
defendants:
commonwealth VS.. James L. Graham.
James jackson, Alfred Owens, Albert Ed !
"ards and Joseph Owens, larceny.
Commonwealth We. Thomas Rsper crn.
'ity TO animals.