The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-01
GRAND JURY.
Seyenty-Seven True Bills Were Found
Against Various Offenders.

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Justice Wilbur in the Common Plea
Court this morning, reporting II indict
ments and finding no bills in 80 instances
The lester include the booksellers VIII
have this time escaped the grasp OF tn
law. There are only three capital case
on the list, one for robbery and two TO
rHRss,, Rs,,v-,wo o.,.0a.n,. war. n,on. h
from the State prise by Deputy WardeI
Wall TO plead TO indictments. Those on
> on bail will plead Monday, Oct. s, anC
trials will begin Tuesday OF next week.
John Warren of New York, 10 years old
pleaded guilty to larceny from j. Simon'
mt Narragansett Park on June IL, 1894. III,
was sentenced 10 six months imprison-
ment.
Charles T.. Pryer pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF larceny of an injector from
me New York * New England Railroad
Company, and was committed In default
Of S700 bail.
John Smith pleaded not guilty TO the
Indictment for indecent exposure OF per-
Jon, and was committed in default OF
1900.
Henry A. Stafford pleaded not guilty to
the indictment OF carnally knowing Cath
prime O'Malley, girl under 10 years of
age, and was committed in default Of
1000 bail.
Philip w. Myrand pleaded not guilty to
embezzlement from the Singer Manufac-
turing Company and was committed in
William Kitten pleaded guilty to the
charge of keeping a common nuisance.
He was fined sl00 and committed for 80
days.
Thomas Herman, indicted for assaulting
William Walsh with dangerous weapon,
pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to IL
months imprisonment.
Daniel Halton pleaded nolo contendere
TO the charge OF keeping a common nui-
sance. lie was sentenced to pay fine OF
$50 and committed for 60 days.
James Hazard pleaded not guilty TO the
charge OF keeping common nuisance.
In default OF $1,000 surety he was COM
mitted.
Frank Johnson, indicted for keeping
common nuisance, pleaded guilty He was
lined 800 and committed for 80 days.
n George Meehan pleaded guilty TO pass
ing counterfeit coin in Pawtucket. He
said he did it because he "wanted more
rum" He was sentenced to three years
imprisonment.
Charles Ash pleaded not guilty to car
nally knowing Edith Creasey, girl under
~ years. and was committed in default of
$500.
Thomas Cunningham pleaded not guilty
20 simple assault and battery and was
committed in default of $500 surety.
Patrick Regan for assault with danger
Dus weapon on Thomas Mulvey, pleaded
not guilty and was committed in default
Of $1,000 bail.
John Woods for assault on Owen Nc
Caffery, pleaded not guilty and was COM
mitted In default of $500 surety.
James Leonard, charged with assaulting
Catherine Leonard with a dangerous
weapon, pleaded not guilty and was COM
mitted in default OF 5000 bail.
Pasquale Marlachio, charged with carry
ing concealed weapon on the streets of
Providence, pleaded guilty. He was SEN
tenced to fine of so aud costs.
Joseph Reilly pleaded not guilty to an
Indecent assault upon Jane Vaughan of
Woonsocket, and was committed in de-
lault OF $500.
Charles McWeeney and Patrick Nc
shane pleaded not guilty TO the charge OF
breaking and entering the store OF Joseph
McWeeney in Providence, and were COM
mItted in default of $1,000 each.
John Higgins was committed in default
pf 1900 surety, pleading not guilty on a
charge OF forging an order.
Patrick Fallon pleaded not guilty to an
Indecent assault upon Sarah T.. Reynolds |
and was committed in default of $500 |
surety.
Joseph Palman for assault with danger
Jus weapon upon Pasquale Palmanceano
pleaded not guilty and was committed in
6efault of $500 surety.
Manuel Lewis for rape upon Amelia
6ilva in East Providence pleaded not
guilty and was committed in default of
1000 surety.
Jesse Nichols, IS years old. pleaded
guilty to larceny of $50 from Hannah
Smith, his grandmother, and was sem
tenced to ii months imprisonment.
Peitro Antonello pleaded guilty to the
charge OF larceny OF jewelry from John
Wooster and was sentenced to nine
months imprisonment.
Joseph Haskins pleaded guilty to the
charge of breaking and entering the
house OF i. &. Greene and stealing lead
pipe valued at 81: Haskins is a negro who
has been In jail for the most of the time
tor 20 years. He was sentenced to 1S
months imprisonment in the State
prison.
Charles Omerod, 10 years OF age, pleaded
guilty 10 the charge of stealing a watch
md chain from f.. Champaign of provi-
pbout how he got the property. He was
Dentenced to Imprisonment for two years.
To the same offence, John Doyle pleaded
pot guilty and was committed in default {
~ $500 bail.
Henry Mead pleaded guilty to breaking
md entering the unoccuped house OF !
Eugene knowlton and stealing cider He
VAS sentenced to six months imprison- !,
|nent.
George Debo pleaded not guilty to the !,
Pharge OF breaking and entering the !
nitted in default of $1,000 bail.
Henry Logee pleaded guilty to the
charge OF breaking and entering the shop
Df Jane A. Smith ana stealing a small sum
pf money. He was sentenced TO nine
months.
Michael Casey for stealing pocketbook
rom Bridget II. Curry, on the streets OF
pleaded guilty and was SEN >
|enced TO is months imprisonment. .
Alfred 4. Mason pleaded nolo contendere -
% the charge of breaking and entering u
'he shop of q. +. Washburn. He said he a
VAS out OF work and was the sole sup
port OF his mother and sister who had |
no bread in the house. Detective Parker u
aid that be had found that the shop was v
being continually entered and he watched q
ne shopand saw the defendant enter the .
place. He was sentenced TO is months o
imprisonment. W
Henry 5. Hunt pleaded not guilty 10 a
me charge OF breaking and entering, and q
was committed In default OF S7OO. N
George Hunt pleaded guilty TO break- ~
ing and entering the shop OF Irving w II
Bliss ip the daytime and stealing goods "
|pereirom; lie eptered the place with a v
rev labor IQV |