The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-22
RYAN'S HEAVY Sentence.
The Jail-bTeaker and WOuld-bs Assassin
Gets Ten Years More.
ANOTHER BIGAMIST SENT DOWN,
He Pleads Guilty and Receives Two ana
a Half Years-A Number of Common
Nuisances Abated-Indicted Parties
Forfeit Their Bail.

April 10, 1893. and assaulted night
watchman, was arraigned before Judge
Willur today and pleaded guilty. The
statute covering this offense allows the
court no discretion and Ryan was sen-
tenced to ten years in the peniteptiary,
sentence to begin at the expiration OF
the prisoners present term.
Ryan Is ono of the hardest characters
known TO the police o. this sra'e The
offense for which he was sent down for
term of ten ye RS was committed about
two years ago. curing the Cotton CEN
te nial at Paw ucket. The city was In
les ed with crooks at the time OF the
commission of Ryan's crimes House
breaking aud petty larceny was the
order everywhere and numerous houses
were entered ana rihid. During tue
last night OF the centennial citizen OF
Pawtucket was knocked down and
robbed of $40 in money by three foot
pads. The police traced the scoundre!s
To { lis city and located them Oh Rich
mold street.
Fully Identified.
They were fully identified by their vic
tim and In the court OF common pleas
were each sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary.
Ryan was one of the triangle OF thugs
committed for the off nse. and his at
tempt to break Jail. coupled with his as
sault upon the watchman, viii Rep him
behind the bars for eighteen years To
come.
The prisoners dramatic attempt at
Jail breaking caused a sensation through
ont the state. Tho watchman made
gallant defense and lcdsed three pistol
balls in Ryan before he succeeded IN
subduing him.
Higamist Morgan Gets Half Penalty.
What was expected to prove seusa-
tional bigamy trial was gu ckly dspo'e
OF today bya plea of gui ~. The disci-
pie of Brigham Young, Alfred ID. Nor
gau of this city, has evidently pronted
by the fate that OVERLOOK biganiist
hutc Iiuson yesterday aud
only admitted his guilt, but
refused TO plead any extenuatiug
circu stan, es. He reapsd the re ard
or Il GTsCTeTTJn by r r-ceiving ouly half
u e full pelaity--rwo and a half years
Morgan, first wife was Hattie Is. Lsary
IT Lowell his second wife was Theresa
\. Powers of Providence, whom he mar
&c February las6, his hrs wife being
sill al W.. Morgan cut quiLe a swell after
his sec jnd marrlage, ana lived in royal
: yle until captured by the officers. by
trace he Is Daroer.
said to Be n Danger US Man.
John Grady. charged with al assault
with revolver upon PaIricS Fnz atrick
with attempt to commit murder, was
he'd for trial next Monday in the sum of
81 800
Called and Their Bail Defauited.
The following indicted persons were
called in courC today and, failing to APP
pear, their bonds were defaulted:
E.lwood j. Brown, Peter Tuoy. surety:
Timothy Arnold, Thomas y. Read,
sure.J; Vino. MO Bollini, Micnael Nc
Anile, surety; benjamin Collins. trick
FanniDg, surety Antonio Constanzia,
Jonn j. Mcclure, su.ety Carnino De
Marcho, Fernando Sinonni, surety;
Peter Manard, Joseph Manard, surety;
Charles McClue, Hugh Maloney, surety.
Wilbur >. Greelv, against whom civil
suit was brought bys Congdon, Carpen-
ter & Co, failed To appear and iudg-
tiff.
More Common Nuisances.
John Boylin, charged with maintail-
ing n common nuisance, pleaded nolo
aud was ordered to give bail in the sum
of 81 900. which was furnished by Daniel
Leddy.
Joseph Doyle OF Providence was ar
raigped, charged with maintaining "a
common nuisance. lie pleaded not
guilty and was bound over In the sum of
$1,000.
Edward Brady of Providence was
brought into court also charged with
keeping a common nuisance. BAH was
ordered and furnished In the sum of
$1,000
Lizzie Hale, charged with keeping a
common nuisance. pleaded not guilty
and was ordered TO give bail In the sum
OF 1000
Assault and Battery.
Aunie Quinn pleaded guilty to a charge
of assault aud Dattiry aud was ordered
TO pay "A fine OF S35.
judgment for 5000 and Costs.
Patrick Moroney VS.. James + ynn. Nil
dicit. Judgment for plaintiff for 5000
and costs
Rescripts Today,
The following rscripts were handed
down today by the supreme court.
Mary White vs. Joseph Quinn. De-
fendant's petition for a new trial denied
aud dismissed.
Narragansett Electric Lighting Co. vs..
Thomas Hand ct al. .Petition for "a new
trial denied and dismissed.
Cash Cut I'm Her Face.
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