The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Assault Cases Figure Prominently In
Grand Jury Returns.
NO BILL AGAINST RANDALL.
Several Defendants Head Guilty This
Morning and Are Sentenced Others
Placed Under Bonds-Jury I'm Nc
Henry Case Finds for the Defendant.

indictments. FOLLOWING IL the iist VI
those against whom true bills have been
found.
Ont on bail: Mary McCabe, assault;
II. W. Kenner. breaking and entering
dwelling II. Phillips. maintaining COM
mon nuisance; A. Quinn, assault with
dangerous weapon; Frank Quinn, break
ing and entering aud larceny; j. A. Ken
der, breaking and entering; L. Hall.
common nuisance; G. Healey. breaking
mon nuisance: p. Spencer. assault;
NJ. Sullivan, nuisance; T.. Warren, false
pretense; M. Bellini, assault with intent
TO kill; >. Berry, assault with dangerous
weapon; j. Boylin. nuisance; j. Brown,
assault with dangerous weapon; II. y.
Brown. larceny; 4. Brady, nuisance, ii.
Bracket. assault with DANCE rous weapon;
r. X. Byron, A. Cor stanzio, assault
with dangerous weapon; W. Cooper, as
sault with dangerous weapon; Is Collins,
assault and battery: George Comey lar
ceny from person: j. Doyle. nuisance; r
De Tulto, assault; 4. Gautieri. assault
with dangerous weapon; L. V; Guerln,
receiving stolen goods; J.; Grady, Assault
with intent TO kill; r. German, nni-
sane; NJ. Golden, assault with danger
Gus weapon; 4. Golden, assault
1ney were IN o"hs
Not previously bailed: James Farr ell,
breaking aud entering, pleaded nolo con-
tendere; Joseph II. Miller, rape, pleaded
not guilty. bail 5000; Joseph Barnby.
larceny of sl25 from Willis b. Knapp,
bail. $1,000: Charles b ker. larcenv.
pleade not guilty. bail $1,000; Arthur
parqpet, entering house and II rceny;
guilty. bail 800; Alfred B. Morg.n.
higamy, pleaded not guilty. nail 81 500;
Charles Saddler. nuisance. pleaded not
guilty. bail $1,000; Hugh Phillips. nui-
sance. pleaded not guilEv, bail 81 200;
Philippe Melnzzi, assault, plea ded mol o
contendre;. Raphael Pandarelli. assault
bail $1,000; John McDermo't, nui-
sance. pleaded not guilty, bail 1000;
John Jones, breaking and entering,
pleaded guilty; Edward McElroy as
sault with razor on j. ii. ORourke,
pleaded not guilty, bail $1,000; Thomas
pleaded nolo contendere; Michael Col
den, assault with glass, pleaded not
guilty, bail 81 900; William York. lar
ceny. pleaded guilty. Thomas Rowen,
assault with revolver. pleaded not
guilty. bail 81, 900; Joseph Bacon. larceny
of watch, pleaded not guilty, bail 81 900;
Peter Costello, carrying concealed weap-
Mathew Stretch, breaking and entering
and assault, pleaded guilty; James H.
Hutchinson. bigamy, bail So 500: James
Gilmore, assault with razor on Officer
Boss, pleaded guilty; Alice Phillips,
nuisance. pleaded not guilty, bail
club, pleaded guilty: George Ryan,
breaking and entering and larceny,
pleaded guilty: William Mitchell, inde-
cent exposure OF prison, pleaded not
guilty, bail, $1,000; George Cooney, lar
ceny of watch. pleaded guilty; Thomas
Gardner, larceny Of cloak and suits,
pleaded guilty.
Were Not Indicted.
In the following cases no bills of in
dctment were found:
Joseph Randall, embezzlement from
Browne 81 Sharpe Henry Ryan and John
Mulligan, assault with dangerous wea-
pom; Walter S. Randall, assault with
dangerous weapon; John Morehead,
murder; NJ Curry, simple assault;
Henry Blu Is, breaking and entering
and larceny; - Marouesine, assault
with dangerous weapon; - Langie. as
Cough, publishing fraudulent death no.
tice: John Murphy. carrying conceal ed
Weapons.
Cases Heard Today.
A number of cases were heard today
before Judge Wilbur and sentences i'm
posed.
Thomas Gardner, aged IA years. charged
with larceny OF fifteen ladies' cloaks an d
several boys suits from the wagon Of a
Jew peddler. was sentenced to the reform
school during minority.
George Cooney who stole a watch in
Burriilville was given one year in the
penitentary.
George RYAN Of Woonsocket. charged
and stealing coins valued at about 81 80
was given one year.
Joseph Dio for assault with club re-
ceived sentence OF one year
Jose ph Gilmors. the murderous indi-
vidual who attempted to kill officer Boss
with razor, will spend two years in
prison.
Matthew Stretch, charged with steal
ing fishing tackle. was glvel one year.
William York. guilty of simple lar
ceny, got eleven months
A Wife Beater Punished.
Thomas kosser. who assaulted his
wife with dangerous weapon, got ole
year.
Charles Baker. for entering a dwelling
aud stealing shoes, was sentenced To the
reform school until maturityJ
James Farrell, for entering house at
night and stealing provisions, was given
two years.
Must Plead by Next Wednesday.
All parties out on bail must plead be-
fore next Wednesday noon by order OF
the court.
John Robinson In Court Again.
John Robinson. milk peddler,
CHARGED with selling adulterated milk,
was brought into court today on capias.
He pleaded not guilty and was ordered
TO give bail Of 500 on two indictments.
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