The Portland daily press., 1893-01-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
nEFoRE JUDGE noNNEY.

BEFORE JUDGE BONNEf.
WEuNEsDAY-The grand jury reported fin
ally and was excused until the first Tuesday in
May.
A large number of liquor indictments were
found which will not be made public except
those metioned below, until the parties have
been arrested
The indictments for felonies and misdemean-
ors are as follows:
Annie Bride, arson
Frederick irving. assault on Police Officer
Firth with intent to murder. Also another in
dictment for felonlous attempt to break and
enter the dwelling house Of Mr.. Coombs.
Samuel G. McKenney, assault with intent to
kill George f, Pettenglll. Also another indict-
ment for an assault and battery upon Mrs Nc
Kenney, his wife.
Alphonzo Hunt and f'rrin F. Trott, breaking
and entering and larceny from the dwelling
house of j. P. Stevens.
Alghonzo Hunt, breaking and entering the
dwelling house of j. w. Bracket.
Alexander l.. Logue, assault and battery on
Moses Brown.
Frank P. Connolly, assault and battery on
Mary Delory, Annie Dixon and George H. De-
celle.
James A. Facy selling lottery tickets.
Isaac 9. Baker. obstructing highway lald
out by the county commissioners, with Darn
which he had been ordered to move, but which
he refused or neglected to do.
Inhabitants of Deeting, bad road known as
the Shattuck road
Joseph McKivett. short Holsters.
The traverse juries were impannelled, and
are made up as follows
FIRST JURY.
Augustus F. Kemp, foreman, Gorham.
Willis E. Brewer, Freeport,
Clarence HI. Dresser, Deerlng.
Grenville M. FoSs. Standsh.
Chas. Frank, Cape Elizabeth
G. w. I. Cooling, Portland
David Harrington, Harpswell
Gardiner Leighton, Jr.. North Yarmouth.
T. AlOnZ0 Libby, Scarboro.
VIM. III. Marston, Yarmouth.
W. Scott Pratt Westbrook.
Frank W. Russell, Yarmouth.
SECOND JURY.
JAS E. Smith, foreman, Windham.
Lemuel b. Small. PoWnal.
Ambrose Spencer, Baldwin.
Geo. F. Stanley, Harrison
Thos. S. Stanwood. Brunswick.
Chas. A. Studley, Cape Elizabeth.
Chas. Thayer, Gray.
Francis Thompson, Cumberland.
Chas. w. Wellman, Portland.
VIM. 81. Wentworth, Scarboro.
Frank I. Whitney. Gorham.
Daniel Virgins. Bridgton.
sUPERNUMERARIEs.
George c. Blackwell, Portland.
George W. Hawkes., Westbrook.
In the afternoon the prisoners now in jail,
having been bound over from municipal courts
and by trial Justices. were brought up and ar
raigned 81
The first was the burglar Fred Irving. or as
the Indictment has it, Fred Irving, otherwise
called Fred Irving Hamilton. No one thinks
that either of these is his real name, but Ford
said that he knew him in Providence as Hamil-
ton and so the county attorney to make certain
put the name in the Indictment under an alias.
His appearance has been described before. AS
he appeared in court, tall, well built, With
slight Stoop to his shoulders. gold bowed spec
tacles, a serious and thoughtful east Of counte-
nance, he looked more like student OF theolo.
gy than student of deviltry. Twice and
twice only during the 20 minutes he was i'll the
court room did he look up and around, once
when he was first ushered in he took good
look at the Judge, as if to discover if he could
Sentence. Again when he was called upon to
plead he took good look at the clerk and Off
GERS of the court. He was first arraigned for
the assault with intent to murder Police OFFICER
the Indictment for felonous attempt to break
and enter the house of Mr.. Coombs was read to
him and he pleaded not guilty. Judge Bonney
asked him Ii he had any counsel and he replied
that he had none. He was then taken back to
theljail.
The other arraignments resulted as follows:
Samuel G. Mckenney pleaded not guilty to
both indictments.
Frank P Connolly. alias Frank p. Reardon,
pleaded not guilty.
John A. Wheeler pleaded guilty to two indict-
ments for being common seller OF int0xlcants.
Alphonso Hunt pleaded guilty to three in
documents for breaking and entering.
The following parties were arraigned on
guilty: Matthew Cady, Della Cady. Austin E.
Pinkham, Charles B. Peoples. John b. Martin
of Scarboro, Patrick J. Cady, James E. Cady.
John Maggie, John Howley, Maggie Baldwin,
Michael Toomey, Michael Foley.
and grand jury have laid out is to be, disposed
of before the February term is opened.