The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
PETER MULVEY is INDICTED.
Bound Over In the sum Of $4,000 on n
Charge of killing Tis father-An-
other Man is Given fifteen Years mt
Cranston- Court Notes.

Charles Reynolds Breaking and enter
ing and larceny Pleaded guilty. SEN
tence Of one year imposed.
Edwin BROW. ftreakiuU and entering.
ri eaded not guilty. $1,000
Thomas Cassidy. Breaking and enter
ing and larceny. Pleaded guilty. One
year.
George .John,on Carrying concealed
weapons Plea ed guilty. $2O
Henry G. Yates. Breaking and enter
ing and larceny. Two counts. Pleaded
not guilty. 5000
Elizabeth Brennan. Larceny. Pleaded
not guilty. $1,000.
Elizabeth Prouty. Larceny. Plealed
not guilty. $500.
Pasco Mielle. Carrying concealed dan
gerous weapon. Plea1ed guilty. Twenty
dollars and costs. Second unit for as
sault. Pleaded not guilty. $1,000
Pasco Dlarno Assault with dangerous
weapon. Pleaded not guilty. $1,000.
Carsenio Tartelio. Same.
Frank Hires Concealed weapons.
Pleaded guilty. $40 and costs.
Hugh Mannian. Common nu isauce.
Pleaded not guilty. $1,000.
Arthur S Nckerson. Breaking and
entering and larceny. Pleaded nolo. One
year.
John Maher. Burglary and concealed
weapons. Pleaded guilty. Five yenri
on first count aud $50 and costs on second
Frank Wells. Embezzlem Plead
ed guilty. Six months.
William Kelly. Breaking and entering
house in Pawtucket and larceny. Pl al
ed guilty. One year.
Michael Mccarthy. Carrying con-
ceal,d weapons. Pleaded guilty. (2
and cjsts.
Patrick Murphy. CARRYING concealed
weapon. Pleaded guilty. $50 and cos :.
James Ii. MCKENZIE. Burglary.
Pleaded not guilty. $500.
Henry Sneider. Concealed weapons.
Pleaded guilty. $50 and costs.
Erpeast Stoddard. Breaking aud enter
ing in daytime. Pleaded guilty. r.
form school during minority.
Edward Spaugenburg. Same.
/. Horatio Cameron. Concealed weapons
Pleaded guilty. SD and costs.
Bernard Campedencio. Concealed
weapons. Pleaded guilty. $50 and costs.
James McVay. Concealsd weapons.
Pleaded guilty. SO aud cost.
John Holden. Assault with danger
Gus weapon. Pleaded not guilty. slC0)
William Sampson. Concealed weapons.
Pleaded guilty. $50 and costs
Frederick Thompson. William Gal
lagher and William Ivers. Breaking and
nlerinR barn. Thompson pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to one year.
George A. Smith. Assault with danger
Gus weapon. Pleaded not guilty. $1,000
Peter Mulvey, jr. Manslaughter.
Frank Burns. Breaking aud entering.
Pleaded guilty. Two years.
Got Fifteen Years.
John Crowley. Robbery. Pleaded
guilty. Crowley's offence was serious
He entered a jewelers. store and covering
the proprietor with revolver, made away
with a watch aud chain. He was SCI
tenced to fifteen years
Joseph Paul and Paul Dagraio. Break
ing and entering and larceny. Pleaded
guilty. Reform school during minority
Michael Martin. Concealed weapors
Pleaded guilty. $50.
Peter Mulvey Indicted.
The jury found true bill against
Peter Mulvey, it,, who is charged with
having killed his father. Peter Mulvey,
on Oct. 10 The assault was committed
in his fathers house about q O'Clock In
the evening. Mulvey claimed ssls-defense
and stated that his fathers death
resulted from falling off lounge. H
pleaded not guilty ana was bound over
in the sum of s5000 The charge pre-
ferred by the grad jury was man
slau ghter
other Indictments.
True bills were also found against the
following persons:
Frank Sullivan, Joseph Egau. Robert
Kenyon. Philip Linahan, Peter Linahan,
Robert Watson, Joseph Jondreau.
Joseph blanchard, Zach Robinson.
Albert L. Eldy, Gsorgs +.
Lynch, James Il. Quinn.
J ohm Doherty, John Morris, John Hama
way, Henry W. Allen, Hugh Carroll,
Michael Mcconnell. George Desrosius,
Charles Gnstavson, Patrick D.vine. Fred
Lee.
Tho Lonsdaie Case.
The suit of Mrs. Ada Young against the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company was continued before
judge Rogers today. Testimony OF the
defense was begun.
In Judge Wilbur's court action was be.
gun on an appeal from the probate court
on the will OF Charles A. Harris.
TIE following cases were heard in the
appellate division OF the supreme cour.
today
Thomss!F Mcvlcler VS.. James Nc
Wicker Order en,e ed for payment OF
fees
Adeline Chaser Va. Samuel GlGs,r. De-
cree entered fosordering support OF vie
aud payment of counsel fe,s.
Charles X Dodge vs. John NJ. Ho. an q
al Decree entered allowing Waiter {.
Dodge to intervene as complsinant by his
next friend.
Further hearing on the suit for divorce
entered by Emma ]. Bashiorib. ana de-
cree granted.
Charles II. Clark vs.. Almon Calvin ct
al Decree cf intorplsadcr entered.
George Il Helm, pro ami. 81. Eyeliue
Mescrve e. nj. Dectse catered referring
cCursc 90 master TO tSke testimony.
Kossuth Again al.
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