The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-15

cutriN, Mrs. Apple. to pay all the
costs IN one case, and in the other case the
defendant to pay half the costs and the
proSecutriX, Mrs. Apple. the other half.
Commonwealth V. Charles Akers. de-
| frauding boarding house keeper. Jury
I find defendant not guilty and the prose-
cutor, Henry TroXell. 10 paw the costs.
! Commonwealth ". Andrew Lambing.
| aggravated assault and battery. Jury
| find defendant guilty. Sentenced 10 pay a
| fine of $50 and cost of prosecution.
| Commonwealth vs.. =. c. Burkhart. lar
ceny. Jury find defendant not guilty
Commonwealth vs.. James Baumgardner
/ larceny. Jury find defendant not guilty.
! Commonwealth vS. James Felix, larceny
and receiving stolen goods. Jury find de
! fendant not guilty.
| Commonwealth vs. John Glenn. larceny
| aud assault and battery. Jury found de-
! fendant guilty on both indictments and
\ recommended him 10 the mercy of the
| court. Sentenced 10 pay a fine Of 3. costs
/ of prosecution and undergo an imprison-
/ ment in the county Jail for 30 days.
! Commonwealth ". &. y. Valentine,
/ Thomas Evans and ). +. Jones. Contin-
ued
Commonwealth vs. Richard Jackson.
/ Continued.
| Commonwealth ". John f. Strayer and
! Frank G. Hocrlc. Continued.
Commonwealth ". j. 4. Noel. Illegal
| liquor selling. Jury find defendant guilty.
! Commonwealth ". Hugh McNulty. as
/ Sault and battery with intent 10 kill. Jury
| find defendant guilty of assault and bat
/ terry.
Commonwealth vS. John Mack. assault
/ and battery with intent TO commit rape.
| Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth v. John Mack, sOdOmy.
! Jury find defendant guilty.
! Commonwealth ". Charles Swartzer, de-
frauding clearinghouse keeper Jury
| find defendant not guilty but that he pay
/ half the costs-which 10y direction of
the court was remitted.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Wagner. as
saut and battery. Jury find defendant
not guilty and the prosecutor, james
Jones, pay the costs.
! Commonwealth vs.. Hugh McCIOSkey ct
al. larceny. Defendants plead guilty.
! Commonwealth ". +. III. Jackson, max
| ing and writing fraudulent order. De-
fendant plead guilty. District attorney
entered a flolIe prOSeqld in other charges
against the defendant. Sentence suspend
ed until argument court.
John Kohlar No. l. convicted of assault
and battery, was sentenced TO pay fine of
-, costs and 30 days in Jail.
Edward Bealcs, convicted of larceny at
September sessions, was refused a new
trial and sentenced TO pay a fine of -, costs
| and 30 days in Jail.
Commonwealth vs. +. y. Spires, forni-
cation and bastardy. Continued.
SECOND WEEK.
Court convened at $3.50 Oh Monday morn
ing.
In the case of ;he Commonwealth vs..
! Thomas Peach and II. Il. O'Hara. charged.
on information made by District Attorney
! Murphy with diSSuading, hindering and
preventing a witness who had been sub
! poenaed TO attend court from testifying.
the defendants when called mp plead nolLC
cOntCHdCre, which is equivalent to a plea
! of guilty. The court sentenced Thomas
| Peach 20 undergo an imprisonment in the
! county Jail for twenty hours and pay
a fine of $50, and T. B. O'Hara to undergo
au imprisonment in the county Jail for
twenty-four hours and pay a fine of So
Andrew Mccartney, the witness who had
been spirited away and who had been
I
in Jail, was discharged.
January 18th has been fixed as the time
for holding the next argument court
Daniel Teeter, who was convicted last
week of fclonious shooting. was sentenced
TO pay fine of $50, costs and 30 days in
Jail.
Commonwealth vs.. Charles Young and
Frank Daley. receiving stolen goods
g.. 4 L E, H..
The following cases on the civil list were
disposed of aS follows:
G. T. NJ. Faust vs.. Christian Otto. Set.
tied.
John Huber ". Chest Creek Coke & Goa
! Company. Settled.
O. l.. SchoonoYer vs.. Hon. John Dean
Slrause, Rothschild x Co vs. YoSt
HOchstein. administrator. Continued.
James Gardner vs. Il. ii. Stevens. Con
| tinued.
John ID. Hughes vs.. Sarah G.. Reese et
/ al. Continued.
Use of David Il. Edwards VS. Sarah G.
! Reese ct al. Continued.
/ Sophia Burgraf vs.. Johnstown PasSen-
ger Railway Company. Continued.
Emanuel WentZ ct al. vs.. Peter Camp
bell ct uN. Settled.
+. =. Martin ". school district of Lower
Yoder. Confined.
Charles j. Hoffman vs.. c. BauereiT
Brewing Company, Continued.
NJ. Openhemer & Co., vs.. Caron Leahey
[ Settled.
Commonwealth vs.. John Sweeny, larce
ny and receiving stolen goods. Jury finC
defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs. same, highway rob
berry Jury find defendant guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Patrick O'Connell
highway robbery. Jury find defendan
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Robert Watson
William Watson. Richard Cook and An
drew Young, assault and battery and ma
licious mischief. Jury find defendants no
guilty and divided the costs between Tn
defendants and Frank MorJise, the prose
cutor.