Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-14

5tVdiihG VI II uOlSt, CstA iiuSS ocSs He%i
ness from f. NJ. Drollsbaugh and @.
S. Peck. Verdict of jury, guilty.
TO imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary for a period of
three years.
Com. vs. Jacob Moore, for stealing
a number of articles from the house |
of H. !. Shellenberger, of Fayette |
township. Plead guilty. Sentenced |
to confinement in the Western Peni
tentiary for two years.
When the three above named men
appeared In court for sentence on
Wednesday morning, the Sheriff had
them chained together Walker and
Shinalauff at the ends and Moore in
the middle.
The Sheriff lodged the oonvicts in
tie Penitentiary in Allegheny, on
Thursday, the 8th inst.
Com. VS. Cioyd Sieber, for rape of
Laura A. Frontz, who was under the
age of sixteen. Plead, not guilty.
Verdict of jury, guilty of fornication.
Sentenced to pay fine of S. to over
seers of poor of Fayette township,
and pay the costs of prosecution.
Com. vs. Edward Louder, for steal
ing horse clippers. Not tue bill.
Com. VS. Louis Bouseman. Forni-
cation and bastardy. Settled.
Com. VS. B. F. Pannebaker. For
uication and bastardy.
Com VS. Tunis Vosburg. Assault
and battery. Not true bill andprcs-
ecutor TO pay costs.
Com vs.. Geo. W. Bittinger. For
nicatjcn aud bastardy. Plead guilty.
Sentenced to nay a fine OF 81, and
pay costs Of prosecution, and to pay
Margaret Eagler, the prosecutrix,
the sum of 925, for maintenance of
child, from the date OF its birth to
present time, ard the SUN of SIS,
lying III expenses, and to pay the
said prosecutrix The sum of fifty cents
q week for the support of child till it
arrives at the aga OF seven years, TO
be paid quarterly.
Com. vs. Joseph Houtz. Fornication
aud bastsrdy. Settled.
Com vs. Jerome Brown, Emanuel
Cohen, Joseph HeTesiovitz, for Sc
creting properly with intent to de
fraud, and coiluding to defraud.
Prosecutor, Herman W. Hisshamer
Settled
Com. vs. s. A. Herch, for false ar
rest Of Emanuel Cohen. Settled.
CIVIL CAsEs.
The First National Bank of Tyrone
VS. Ezra c. Doty, bondsman ofEigar
Il. Doty. clerk or assistant cashier
in the bank, 10 recover the amount
OF a note that was worthless by the
mistake OF the assistant in entering
the note rs maturing 4 month after
the date of the maturity of the note.
BY the mistake in entry the bail or
security OF the paper was released
under the law, ard the maker of the
Dote being financially OF no account
the paper was worthless. The bank
believed that the bondsmen for the
as sist8Rt could be made pay, hence
the suit. The jury. however, believ-
ed that the bond was given TO pro-
tect The bank from dishonest trans
actions on the part of the young man
and as there was no dishonest work
in anything that be did, they could
not find for the bank. Verdict for
defendant or bondsman.
Mary u Jacobs, Administrators
of George Jacobs deceased VS.. Presi.
dent aud Managers Of the AIitliin-
town Bridge Company for attor-
neys fees claimed by her husband,
previous 70 his demise. Amount of
fee claimed, 5000. Settled fer
$4,000.
Jonas Wolfgaug vs.. Frank Rav-
nolds and Levi Bossler supervisors
Of Fuyotte township-to recover iu-
jury to horss that fell on ice in the
road, between Swales end Browns
Mills. The road ran under spruce
trees end on the side of the hill
where the suns action in winter time
is not strong. \ better road q half
mile further w9uld have Insured a
road free frem ice for the mail team.
which Wolfgang was driving. Yer
dict in favor of the Supervisors.
e Bement & Son vs.. Samuel Pan
nebaker. This was a suit for certain
agricultural implements that Paune-
baker believed he was commission
agent for, but the company claimed
to hold him responsible for the value
of harrows and go forth sent him.
Verdict for plaintiff $4,000.
Pannebaker and Son vs.. George
Conn. About lumber for q Church.
Verdict for defendant.
J. F. Hockenbary VS.. W. D. Walls.
About sawed lunber. Continued.
Susanna Lyder and Abram Lyder
rs. Benjamin Renninger. Abou. hogs
that were taken for debt Contin-
ued
MISCELLANEOUS.
andrew Banks and C. F. Hinkle