The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16

licious mischief. Jury find defendant not
guilty but that she pay one half the costs
| and Benjamin Rager, the prosecutor, the
| other half.
Commonwealth VS.. John Teynon. assault
and battery. a mol. pros. was entered in
this case on account of the insanity of the
defendant.
Commonwealth VS.. James Doherty. lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty on three in
die tments. Sentenced to pay fine of -,
costs of prosecution and go to jail for four
| months.
Charles Byers, defrauding boarding
house keeper. Defendant plead guilty.
Sentenced TO pay a fine of s. and costs and
90 to Jail for ten days.
Commonwealth vs.. Frank Grubb. lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty. Court or
dered that the defendant be committed to
the Huntingdon reformatory.
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas O'Connell.
larceny and receiving stolen goods. De-
fendant plead guilty. Sentenced TO pay u
fine of 81 costs of prosecution and under
go term of two years in the Western pen
| ltentiary.
Commonwealth vs.. Peter Kinney. larce-
ny. Jury find the defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. John Armstrong. lar
| ceny as bailee. Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vS. Harry Rodgers and
Mrs. Mary Casper. adultry. Jury find de-
| PENDANTS both guilty. Court sentenced
| Harry Rodgers to pay fine of s., costs of
| prosecution and term of one year iH.thc
Western penitentiary. Mrs. Casper not
yet sentenced.
Commonwealth vs.. Emanuel Cover, as
! sault and battery. Jury found defendant
not guilty but that he pay two-t thirds Of
the costs and Mrs. Melinda Frew. the
! prosecutor, the other third.
The following bills We're ignored 10y the
| grand jury:
Commonwealth VS. William Wells. as
Sault aud battery.
Commonwealth v. Pcntou Smith. Jr.
| assault and battery. John w. Bradley. the
prosecutor. To pay the costs.
Commonwealth vS. NJ. J. Mckenzie. as
Sault and battery, Mrs. Ella AndcrS. the
prOSecutriX, To pay the costs.
commonwealth VS. Pat RcardOu. Oank
Townsend. Pat McQuillan. James Me
Qnillan, BERNARD McQuillan. John Long
William Charles, riot, II. III. ClOSSOn To pay
the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Jake WakSmonSki
larceny and receiving stolen goods.
Commonwealth " Harry RuSch. break
ing and entering, etc, and larceny.
Commonwealth ". ID. l.. Mooma. larcc-
ny. jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth ". John johnson and
his wife. Amanda Johnston. and their
daughters, Mary and Sally Johnston. keep
ing disorderly house. jury found John
son and his wife guilty and acquitted the
daughters. Johnson was sentenced TO pay
the costs and TO 90 10 Jail for fifteen days
and his wife 10 go to Jail for three months.
Commonwealth vs. George Chambers and
his wife, Alice Chambers, larceny by
bailee. The jury found the former guilty
and acquitted the latter. Sentenced to pay
fine of -, costs of prosecution and 20 To
Jail for sixty days.
Commonwealth vS. Charles Bennett. as
sault and battery. Defendant plead gull
ty- Sentenced TO pay n fine of -, costs of
prosecution, and go To jail for three months.
All the civil cases on the list for the sec
ond week. except the following. were con-
tinued: Magellan vs.. Thomas, Acor ".
Cannon, Rutledge IL Miller vs.. John and
=. NJ. Confer, Buck vs. Campbell. O Hara
vS. Hayes, Sibe vs.. Young, Lytle and Co.
vs.. Cresswell, Sloan vs.. BelStine and Mil
dren vs.. JohnStown Savings Bank.
Commonwealth vs. John Tomchik, higa-
my and adultry. Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Dennis McCauIev.
assault and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty but that he pay half the costs
and the prosecutor, John ii. Dillon. the
other half.
Commonwealth ". J. II. Detwiler. de-
frauding a clearinghouse keeper. Jury
found defendant not guilty but that he pay
the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Julia Rebel l!malicious
mischief. Jury found defendant not guilty
and divided the costs between the defend
ant and the prosecutor.
SECOND WEEK
The case of 'Hara vS. KayS was contin-
ued as was also the ease OF Clark " Cruylc.
Commonwealth V. CaroE Leahey and
the case of Commonwealth ". John Max
well, cross suits for assault and battery.
Leahey was convicted and Maxwell was
acquitted. Leahey's counsel made q mo-
ton and filed reasons for new trial.
Commonwealth vs. George JoLeS. ma
liciOuS mischief. Jury find defendant not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. John Wrotley. ma
licious mischief. Jury find defendant
guilty. Sentenced TO pay the costs.
Commonwealth ". James Kearney. sell
ing liquor without license. Jury find de-
fendant not guilty.
In the civil ease of =. L. Carpenter ".
William J, Thomas, the jury found for the
| plaintiffs.
John Buck vS. ID. \. Luther, executor of
Susanna Campbell. Jury find under di-
rection of court for the plaintiff against
John Flick and benjamin Wirtner. gar
nishecS of r. Campbell. for the debt. inter
| Der term, 1880, against K. Campbell sub
! ject to point reserved.
Commonwealth V. George l.. Light, sod
omy and buCgery. Jury found defendant
| guilty. Not yet sentenced.
Commonwealth ". George l.. Light.
rape. Jury find defendant guilty. Not
yet sentenced.
The civil ease of f. j. Mildren v. Johns
town Savings Bank i on trial as We go To
| press.