Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-14
SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, Judge Hall Prssiding.

g. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
w. 8. CHoArE, Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
F. A. SnAIL, Stenogrspher.
MONDAY, April 18th.
The criminal docket was taken up this
morning. The following is a list Of indic.-
ments found at this term and not published
in yesterday issue:
Chaales Ward, Gardiner, common seller,
nuisance; John McCsrty, Gardiner, com.
mon seller, nuisance; Albert Whittier,
Rsadfeld. adultry Mary Lassor, Water.
vile, nuisance; Guy Edwards, felonious
assault; J. NJ. Mixer. Aug usta, nuisance
Norris l.. Bickford ct ais Randolph, bur
glary; Frank Peterson, Gardiner, common
reller, liquor nuisance.
Demurrers were fled in the liquor cases
against Charles Ward, John McCarty,
Fred Billedeau, Girkrd Crummet, j. NJ.
Mixer and Frank Peterson.
John Foley, Augusta, was srrsigned
upon an indictment tor manslsughter and
pleaded not guilty.
Joseph Fortier, Wsterville, to an indict-
mens for maintaining liquor nuisance,
pleaded not guilty.
John Dumphy, Gardiner, pleaded not
guilty to Indictment for liquor nuisance
and common seller.
Mary c. La Fountsio, Wsterville, COM
mon seller. plead not guilty; nuisance,
plea guilty. and sentenced to q fine OF $500
or SIX months in jail.
John Donphy, on old convictions Of COM
| mon seller and liquor nuisance, was fined
on the nuisance $500 and costs or months
| in jail, and on the common seller $500 aud
costs or 4 months in jail.
Peter Houlehan and George Fl. Houlehan
pleaded not guilty to keeping q liquor
nuisance 10 Gardiner, and also same to
being 8 common seiler..
Gao. L. Fsshus. Waterville, nuisance,
pleaded not guilty.
c. II. Miller, Watervi'le, nuisance,
pIeaded guilty. Sentensed to pay slOQ or
80 day, In jail. Paid.
Joseph Herard, Waserville, nuisance,
pleaded not guilty.
Joseph Lsundrey, Waterville, nuisance.
pleaded guilty. Sentensed to fine Of 500
or 80 days in jsil.
Horace B. Queham, ReadHeld, adultery,
pleaded not guilty.
Marshall Hayes, Waterviil., nuisance
pleaded not guilty.
Jere Murphy, on an indictment for lar
ceny, and Geo. M. Reynolds, on an indict-
ment for violation Of the liquor law, 1led
pleas in abatement.
Chas. Caeana, Waterville, nuisance,
pleaded not guilty.
Arthur O. Hamilton, Gardiner, liquor
nuisance and common seller, pleaded no,
guilty. On an cid Indictment for main.
tanning liquor nuisance ss clerk, be was
sentenced to fine Of Sl00 and costs ol
three months in jsil. Paid.
Edward Mccormick, Chelses, rape,
pleaded not guilty.
| Edsard Allen, larceny, pleaded roI
guilty.
II. Fl. Thorndike, Augusta, common sell
Ter, liquor nuisa1ce and larceny, pleaded
not gully.
George Everett, larceny, pleaded noic
eontendre.
| Edward Allen, larceny, pleaded mo-
guilty.
Gay Edwards, wssersille, rape, pleaded
not guilty.
Mary Cameron, Chelsea, pleaded guilty
to keeping liquor nuisance, and was dnet
Si00 snd costs or three months in jail
Sentence vss Suspended on payment o
the costs, sl5.
State v. Jsre Murphy. Indictment fol
larceny Of an overcoss in Gardiner. tn,
respondent flied plea in abate cement. ssy
ing in substance thss his name 10 not Jsrs
Murphy, - called in the Indictment an,
thss he has rot been known - such, bu
Jeremiah J. Murphy. The governmer
rejoins that the Respondent has beer
called AID known by the name made
which be 10 indicted, and on this issue th'
case went to the jury. The verdict ws
against the respondent Remanded 70
sentence
State vs. H. H Thcrndike. L.
Carleton fer state. A. n. Goddard 70
respondent. Indictment fer maintaining
| common nuissnce, in using his hotel calie
Hotel Thorndike, Water stfeet, Aususta
for violation Of The liquor Law and for
place Of resort for ievdness. The ii
imony ON the government W. closed ~
hs opsning made for the fsspendsss I
hs sins Of adjousnnsns.