The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-17
The GRAND JURY is in.
Indictments Presented to the Court
This Morning.
SULLIVAN AND ALSO DALTON
Indicted for the Murder OF Anthony 8.
Hasweli-suIlivan Pleads Not Guilty
Others Plead Guilty and are Sentenced
Trials Begin Week from Monday.

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| Trials Begin Week from Monday.
At 1905 o'clock this morning the grand
jury of the September term of the Court
of Common Pleas came into the court
room with their batch of indictments.
The Court soon followed. and the roll of
the jury was called by tue clerk.
The indictments found by the grand
| jury were then read by the clerk. They
are as follows:
Larceny-Sarkis Marderosian, Walter
| Talbert, George Ballou. James Stay.
Assault with dangerous weapon
-Pasquale Manzo, francisco Del
Mallo, Israel Quinton. John tMc-
| Aleer, John EaRan, Joseph Tuchina,
| Andrew johnson. James Campbell. Den
mis- Mccarthy, Dennis ana Margaret Nc
| Carthy, John j. Jennings, James Roch-
ford. Louis Donahue. William Greene,
John Lyons, Isaiah Kelly, Abby Smith,
| John McKenna, William Mckae and
| ner.
Embezzlement, William Case.
Obstructing an officer, Joseph ii. West.
Assault, William Whalen. Rcchae.
Payne. Napoleon Guimond, james Riley.
Judson Kelley.
Breaking aud entering and larceny,
Lester B. Godfrey, Thomas Mccormack,
James Lampbear. James Burns, Patrick
Gallagher, keene Whalen, Michael Hib-
bert, Julia 4. Sykes, James Healy aud
John kilday, Mary Holton, Nathan Croi-
ton, William Barry.
Common nuisance: Lena Wilcox, Hugh
Phillips, Margaret Tnorp, Catherine Cor
man, Catherine Newman, SALVATORE Valen
tine. Patrick Keough. James Flanagan,
Matthew O'Brien, James McCaffrey,
-.
Duffy, Bernard McDermott. Jonn Neary,
Patrick Conley, Joseph Onques.
Larceny from the person, John Hayes,
Forgery, Edward Bell, Charles g. Con-
ley;
ton.
Burglary, John Tully.
kobDery, krapcis Ellington. Owen
Kirby, Frank Nolan.
How They Pleaded.
A number of the indicted men wero
brought up from Jail and arraigned under
the indictments, with the following re-
suits:
Edward Bell. forgery, committee in
Pawtucket; not guilty, put under 81. 900
bonds.
contendere, ,andIsentence Is deferred; bond.
Frank Nolan, robbery in Cumberland
from the person Of Jacob NIGHTINGALE.
not guilty; bond, $4,000.
owen Kirby. East Providence, larceny
from the persons OF John w. RAYMOND
and walter 5. Carpenter; not guilty;
bond, $4,000
James Stay, Lincoln. larceny of n dia-
mond stud from the house OF Herman
Kerr; pleads guilty and Is sentenced to
ten months in State prison.
Napoleon Guimond, Pawtucket, simple
assault; not guilty; bond. $50.
William McCabe, PROVIDENCE. break
ing and entering; not guilty; bond $1,000
Stephen Sullivan, breaking and enter
ing, guilty, and Frank Turner, nolo con-
tendere. sentenced deferred aud bond
$1,000 in each case.
Judson Kelly, assault and battery and
Isaiah Kelly, assault with a dangerous
weapon ON Patrick Mclaughlin In Cum
berland; not guilty; bonds $500 and $1,000
respectively.
William Greene, assault with danger
Gus weapon upon George Williams;
one year In the State Prison.
John Tully, burglary committed In
PROVIDENCE at the residence OF BARLEY
Leonard. and attempted rape upon Mary
Reynolds, an inmate; not guilty. Bond,
$4,000.
William Barry, PROVIDENCE, breaking
and entering the club house Of the East
Side Tennis CLUB and larceny; not guilty;
bond $1,000
Joseph Onques, PROVIDENCE, common
nuisance and house of i'll fame: not
guilty; bond 81 900.
Francis Bill. gton, Cumberland. rob-
berry OF the person of William ii. Smith;
not guilty; bond $4,000.
James Riley. PROVIDENCE, assault upon
Ellen f. Jenson; not guilty; bond, 500.
John Hayes, Woonsocket, larceny from
the person; not guilty; bond, $1,000.
John Lyoas. Pawtucket, assault with
dangerous weapon upon John Healy; not
guilty; bond, 81 900.
Louis A. Greene, alias Donahue, PRovI-
DENCE. assault with n dangerous weapon;
not guilty; bond, $1,000.
Michael HILBERT, Pawtucket, breaking
and entering In the daytime plea. guilty,
but suffering from the tremens, sentenced
to six months.
Nathan Crofton, Johnston, breaking
and entering in the nighttime, aud lar
ccny guilty sentenced TO III months.
Daniel Sullivan, PROVIDENCE, murder
of Anthony +. Haswell not guilty. Or
dered committed without bail.
Julia 4. Sykes, Pawtucket, breaking
and entering In the day time and larceny;
not guilty; bond $1,000.
Mary Holton, East Providence, break
ing aud entering I'm the day time aud lar
ceny; not guilty: bond. $1,000.
Abbie Smith, assault with dangerous
weapon upon Henry Monaghan; not
guilty; bond, 81 900.
Ali persons who had been indicted but
were out on bail, and were presene, were
invited to step up aud plead, but none re-
sponded. They were then notified to APP
pear next Saturday and answer To the in-
dictments against them.
The court then discharged the grand
Jury, after thanking them for their faith
iul service, aud they were paid by the
clerk.