The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-09-26

George berrickSOn. Joseph L. DedlH,
Thomas w. Rowland, Levi T.. Patterson,
James A. Sinners Randall w. Rose,
John b. Graham Charles Rhoads,
Granville >. Jetiries ST.
Joseph G. Cava, Antonio Ferruccio,
Lewis SpagnoJo aud Luigi lntricaTi,
natives of ICalj, were naturalized.
State vs.. Mary S Carr; assault and
battery on Mary e. Lilley, OF North
Est. w. ) Evans and J. w. Fails for
STATE, 4. G. Thackery for Mrs. Carr:
Tried ard argued before a jury, brought
IN d sealed verdict.
Michael DOnavon, a native Of Ireland,
and Antonio Cava, a native OF Italy,
declared their intentions to become
citizens.
Mary Colt, Barbara N. Goodnow and
Mary hicCIeary wore declared lunatics,
of unsouud mind and paupers.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
Hon j. VI. Robinson Chief judge took
his seat Oh the bench; when the Jury
returned q aeilad verdict III the State
VS.. MARI Orr. GeCl. ring her NOS guilty.
Mar +. Crockett VS.. the CItIZens'
Nati0na Bank OF Mlddietown and AL
fred 3. CT0Caett; clam % property. A.
Constable for plain:iff, Jones " Halnes
for the bank. Tried ani argued before
a jury Alter the argument was con
Guided, tae Court instructed the jury to
render b verdict for the claimant, Mrs.
Crockett, ~hereupon Mes,rs. Jones u
Ha!ues took exceptions, and the case
will go to the Court o. Appeals
The grand jury brought in three pre-
sentiments rs foIlows:-W. Smith Camp
bell, for endeavoring to impede Amos
Lewis aud Mary Lewis from attending
court 10 testify in the case of Campbell
vs.. HAines; ". Smith Campbell, tor sub
orning j ohm @. Moore to commit perjury
in tao same case Frank Fell, for per-
jury in the same CASE.
WEDNESDAY
The case of Alfred Stout, indicted for
the murder OF George Ditmore, on the
application OF the prisoner was ordered,
to be removed, and WI! go to Hartford
county.
The Baltimore Copper and Smelling
Co, vs. the Eureka Fertilizer Co., was
removed to Hartford.
l.. J. F,unan, OF EikSon. aud Charles
PdsheIl, OF North EisT, were uatnr-
allied.
At II o'clock, as there were no cases
ready for trial, the jury wers dismissed.
THURSDAY.
The case of JaSsa Hewes aud Ann A.
Hewes his wife VS.. p w. II II. Core
moved from Hartford Co-which had been
set for trial was called but CONTINUED at
the request of plaintiffs on account of sick
ness or one of their counsel. There being
no other case ready for trial, the Petit
jury was discharged until Friday morning
The Grand jury returned true bill
= ri hi S.,- L,r
nation OF perjury. Also, against Frank
Jordan for ass lulC with intent 10 kill
Also against VIM. +. y. Foster Tor same.
Also against Henry f. Foster for same.
Also against VIM. Smith Campball for
corrupJly endeavOring to influence aud
impede Amos Lewis witness in the
Circuit Court for Cecil Co. Also against
some in Case OF Mary (. Lewis witness
in Circuit Court.
Also against Frank Jordon for keeping
disorderly House. Pressntments were
made against George Wilson John Potter
for larceny, and az inst James Holland for
feIoniously breaking into the tailor shop
of George Moore.
FRIDAY.
State VS.. Sallie Davis colOred-larceny
of the property of Gertrude Goodnough.
Tried before jury and verdict of not
guilty returned.
State VS. George Wilson colored
larceny of property of John Mearns;
tried before same jury. Verdict of guilty,
and sentenced by the Court to restore
the property stolen, and serve one month
in Il { county Jail.
On going to press in the afternoon,
the Grand Jury was still in session, but
no case being on trial.