The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-17
GRAND JURY RETURNS.
Deputy Warden Wall Brings the
Chain Gang from Jail.
PLEADING TO INDICTMENTS.
Robert Tyrrell IL Held for Murder and
Assault with q Dangerous Weapon
Tho Assailant OF Benjamin Gardner
Held In SIS. 900 BalI-71 Indictments.

Deputy Sheriff and Deputy Warden
Frank Wall came on the train early this
morning with the "chain gang"
The grand jury called in tins morning
after being out nine days, and the ''chain
gang" was brought to plead TO the in-
dictments.
There were n indictments altogether
There were 81 prisoners in the gang,
and the balance OF the II are out on bail
and will plead some time next week.
Among the most notorious OF those who
pleaded to the indictments to-day was
Robert ryrrell the love-crazed colored
man against whom the jury fognd TWO
another for assault with intent to kill on
William Branford.
He pleaded not guilty to both inict-
ments aud on the Indictment for murder
was committed to Jail without bail to
await. trial. In the other case bail was
Timothy Daily of Olneyville, indicted
for the murder of his wife, Elizabeth
Daily, on the night Of Feb. 20, pleaded
not guilty and was committed without
bail.
III. w. Lindsay, colored, for assault
with dangerous weapon, on Joseph om-
John karrigan, the young Fox Point
tough who sought to emulate Spike MUIR
ply by assaultin1 Benjamin Gardner and
committing highway robbery, pleaded
not guilty and was held in 81, 500 bail.
James. Murphy. Pawtucket tough,
and chum Of Ryan and Conlon, who
are each serving q ten years sentence in
State Prison for highway robbery,
pleaded guilty to two indictments for
breaking and entering and larceny. He
was sentenced to three years in State
Prison.
Theodore b. Latham, who stole several
watches from the Boston store and then
guilty TO the charge OF embezzlement. He
was sentenced to'eight months in Jail.
Paul Laurin for assault with'a a danger
Gus weapon on his wife pleaded not guilty
and was held in &, 800 bail.
Thomas 4. Kelly of Pawtucket for
in prison. Edward Kelly for forgery was
sent to prison for two years The other
sentences for those VINO pleaded guilty
to indictments were 40 follows Maggie
Mccoy for larceny, reform school during
minority; John Geelin, larceny, six
seven months with costs; William Clarke,
larceny, reform school during minority;
Hallett NJ. Cannon, larceny. nine months;
William w. Fuller, larceny, nine months
Annie Vance, for keeping common nuis-
ance, 500 and casts fine and four months.
Those who pleaded not guilty to the in
gin and John Clarke. boys, three indict-
ments for larceny $1,000; Veto Pascalo
and Christopili, boys, for break
ing and entering and larceny; Ed
ward Thompson and A!onzo McFerson,
both colored, breaking and entering a
barn and the larceny OF horse. harness
ASSAULT with a dangerous weapon;
Thomas Cunningham, breaking aud en-
tering and larceny; Walter White, break
ing aud entering Edward Whisted,
assault William and Robert johnson,
breaking and entering; Peter Donohue.
assault with Intent to kill.
The following persons were also indict-
ed, but who are out on bail and will plead
next week: Nathan Burr, forgery on the
Seekonk Ice Company; for keeping COM
mon nuisances, Alice Brown. Nora Cox,
Patrick G. .Connell. James Carr. Walter
cordelia cSrtsai susherson, s.'' Lena wilcox. as
and Alex. j. Gilmore, Charles Barton; for
larceny, Charles Fortingin, Joseph
Lafieu, Nelson Barton, Frederick Kelsoe,
Joseph Cruise, William Il. Cassidy,
George Laroy, Frank II. Brown, John
Ward; for breaking Freak and Hah;; entering, Joseph
and Emile St. Bier, Arthur Schiller;
Joseph Houlighan, Edward Drum,
Michael Mcguire, Hannah McMaugh.
Julian Murphy, Bryce McMeley. James
Needham, James Damn; for receiving
stolen goods, Leman Blumenthal; for
gambling, Michael Meldin and James
McGinn; for conveying liquor to pris-
oner, John O'Rourke.
The persons against whom charges for
various offences were preferred, but
against whom the grand jury failed to
find an indictment, are as follows James
Godfrey, for seduction; Charles White,
for obtaining goods under false pretences;
Ashlay w. Burns, James Hanrahan,
Raynold ohn yonh nd .snh nsey sar
assault David o. Black and Thomas Nc
Elroy, libel; Hugh McGinn and John III.
Morris, breaking and entering; Charles
w Smith for for0erv