The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-09-23
GRAND JURY REPORTS.
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER AND
OTHER HElNOUS CRIMES.
Burglar George A. Elwood Among Them.
Another Burglar Gets Twelve Years,
and a Great Many Minor Offenders
are Indicted.

The grand jury reported a list OF ninety
six indictments in the Court of Common
Pleas this forenoon The prisoners were
brought in early from Cranston. Judge
Wilbur sat on the bench and Clerk Webs
ter called the list.
The indictments and pleas which were
heard were:
John Ordway Peter Dolbeck, Peter Nc
Donald, breaking and entering and lar
ceny, all pleaded guilty but Mcdonald;
Dollbeck pleaded not guilty TO a charge of
entering Julia A. Anthony's house. and
$500 bonds were required. He also pleaded
not guilty 70 another similar charge; same
bail
Thomas McDermott, burglary of George
{. Nightingale's house, pleads guilty; also
Of the house Of G.. c. Sims, pleads guilty.
Judge Wilbur sentenced him for seven
years on the first count and for five
years on the second.
Thomas King, breaking and entering
Nicholas Molter's house, pleads not guilty;
bail 81 500 Guissippe Nordillo, assault on
AlphOnso Tester with dangerous weapon,
pleads not guilty bail 81 900. Alphonso
Tester, counter charge; bail 1000.
George A. Elwood breaking and en-
the East Side and stealing jewelry worth
$500 pleaded not guilty. The case was set
for this term bail, $4,000.
John Hanly, breaking and entering,
pleads not guilty, bail 500. Mathew
Tooney, breaking and entering, pleads not
guilty; bail, 81 800.
Gussippo Talereto, assault on Pat Duffy
on on the sewer, pleads not guilty, bail
81 900.
James Donahue Of this city, charged
with shooting John McAlevy at Coles viii
lage, pleaded not guilty TO charge of
murder; committed without bail.
William Brewster and John Clark,
breaking and entering plead not guilty,
bail 81 800
John Carney, rape, pleads not guilty,
bail $1,000
William Fielding of Johnston pleaded
not guilty TO three charges of breaking
and entering and larceny, assault and
rape; bail $1,000
There were six indictments for embez-
element against Albert l.. Towle and two
for larceny and one against Henry Il.
Bliss James +. Linn and Christopher
Jansen were also indicted for murder and
John ID. Morse for libel on one White
house.
Charles f. Nugent and Nathan Barton
were indicted for lottery selling and
Thomas O'Neil, Thomas Redmond for
gambling.
The following were indicted for assaults:
William Smith, Thomas Glavin, James
Healey, Ieander Chapel, Delina Daniel,
solomon Brown, Michael Mcdonnell, John
III. Payton; for common nuisance, John
Kelly, George NJ. Francis, Charles Linn,
Charles Meehan, Henry Garside, Mel
lie Gordon, Antonio Batterstone,
Pietro Petrucia, William Johnson,
Julia Wilbur, Nettie Smith, Minnie
Richards, sadie Murrill. Clara Hall,
Emma Foster, Lottie Ellis, Lizzie Bog
gins, Della Francis, Harry A. Griffith,
Susan Randall, Ferdinand Lowell, Mary
Kelly, Pat Kehoe, Ch. Bronner John and
Ann Fox, NJ. Dismarteau, William Hus-
sey, John Is. Rosseau and T.. Narcello.
Breaking and entering, and burglary
William Brewster, John Clark, and Tho
mas King, John Hanley, Thomas McDer-
mott, John Fitzgibbon, Mathew Toomey,
Fred. Sutton, John Murray. Exposure Of
person, George NJ Francis, James Hic-
ney, Thomas Jones, James H. Devine;
John Fellows, false representation.