The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-04
COURT RECORD.
,aperior court-crimInai side--Judge hob-
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 A. Robinson of Middletown on thu bench. The term was opened witl prayer by Rev. Dr. Twitchell of th' Dwight Place church, after which the prisoners were put to plea, and those who pleaded guilty were sentenced a' follows:
 Patrick Zeigler, aged seventeen, plead cd guilty to burglarizing Henry Zeigler'' barroom on Lafayette street May 22 and was sentenced to one year in jail.
 Joseph Scott pleaded not guilty to the charge of breaking the windows Of ,. E. Bishops home, at North Haven, and assaulting the owner May 1, and his trial was set for tomorrow morning.
 Allen Russel and stephen Gillis of Derby, who were accused of having committed perjury in the civil suit of John Hurley against the Derby board ,f health, pleaded not guilty and will be tried next Tuesday.
 John Birmingham of Fair Haven; Ieyenteen years old, pleaded guilty to burglary, and on account of his age was sentenced to two years in jail.
 Royal Chatiield and Edward II. Washington of Oxford pleaded not guilty to the charges of overdrivipg md killing F. K. Sears horse, and their trial was set down for next Monday.
 Sarah Weaver of this city pleaded not guilty to the charge of stealing S135 from the person of r0omer at one of the hotels of the city, and will be tried Saturday.
 James Sullivan of Boston pleaded guilty of burglary at Meriden, and stated that the crime was in reality committed by one James Callahan, who was released by the Meriden authorities. Judge Robinson decided to investigate the case and withheld sentence.
 Morris Atwood of Seymour pleaded guilty to the charge of arson and was sentenced to seven years in State prison. He set fire to a. barn in Seymour June 2S.
 State Attorney Doolittle nolled the cases against Nelson Dillon and Robert Walker, accused of aiding and abetting the prize fight in the Insurance build lhg in May, on condition that they re- port to the police once month until October.
 Oscar Dumpson and Harry O'Donnell the two would be-train-wreckers, whose nefariOus attempt to wreck a train on the Northampton division of the Con- solidated road, pleaded not guilty and will be tried Monday. Both were will ing to plead guilty if light sentence was imposed but the state attorney would agree to nothing short of the maximum penalty, thirty years, and pleas of not guilty were entered.
 Charles E. White of this city and Mel Eina Lawler of Waterbury pleaded not guilty to the charge of adultery and, will be tried next Tuesday.
 Frank Hauser, charged with horse stealing pleaded not guilty and will be tried later in the term. He was not put to plea on the additional charge of for gerry. Hauser Is the man who stole a horse from Liveryman Galway of this rity, and attempted to sell it ill Orange and also passed a .forged check for S45 Dn Proprietor Buell. of the Arlington hotel. ''r. ,s George w. Hayden of Hamden pleaded not guilty toa burglary there and will be tried next Friday.
 Charles O'Donnell of this city pleaded not guilty to charge of, theft and will be triedto-mOrrOw.
 George Taylor, Waterbury, burglary; guilty, 'one year in jaiL r. 7 ,''
 Mauro Ricardclla, assault upon fe- male, two counts not guilty. Rl1rfnr, S1otna and Tobu New Haven, burglary; Sloane guilty, Birmingham not guilty.
 . John, Birmingham. burglary; not guilty. Burton Sloane, burglary; guilty.
 Charles s. Farren, burglary; guilty one year ill Jail. : '. Sloane was sentenced to jail for one year OH each charge. Charles S.. Farren, burglary; guilty, nhe year in jail.
 Frank Pirot, burglary; guilty, six months in jail.
 The court then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning when a |ury will be empanelled. A grand hry has been summoned in for next Tuesday.
 ity Court-Criminal Side-Judge Cable. John Schmidt, keeping house of ill., anne, nolle; Minnie Campbell or Hall, | esiding in. house of ill-fame, nolle; Liz lie Nelson or SpeTy, residing in house If il-fame, Fnolle; Thomas Starbis. breach of the peace, continued until Aug. I 10; Patrick O'Connor, drunk, judgment suspended; resisting Officer Roche, $5 | ine, $5.42 costs; Elizabeth M. Mitchell hnd Mary B. Potter, malicious injury to cemetery property, judgment suspend ,d; James Planning, breach of the peace, $5 fine, @7. .Q2 costs; James Dono- lue, drunk,$8 fine, $5!42 costs; taking horse withputspermission, nolle; Esaras BergstroH; drunk, continued until July 5 James Mrbert, drunk, breach of the peace, continued until July 5: Oliver Rosenq1est, drunk, breachof the peace, continued until July 5, .s.
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 Court Notes.
 Ex- Judge Dwight Loomis; ,thereferee n the Pratt divorce case, has filed his epors with; with Clerk. AnkateH of the nperior court. The report is, sealed, md will he opened by Judge Prentice It the speclal session of the superior ,ourt next Monday.
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