The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
GRAND JURY IN.
Burglar Ryan Got Ten Years
at Hard Labor.
Murderer Maithes Plead Not Guilty.
Many Assault Cases.

Seventy persons, men and women,
young and old, we're driven from the
| County jail at Cranston this morning TO
the County Court House at Providence, 10
plead, one way or the other, TO the
charges against them.
They came In two moving wagons in
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Frank {. Wall
and SIX officers.
The grand jury came in at a few min
utes before 10 o'clock with lbs indictments.
IL was just twenty minutes OF l when
the last case was called and
Judge Wilbur, in behalf of the State,
thanked the members OF the jury for the
work they had done and compiimented
them on their manner of doing 1t.
No Bills.
In the following cases no bills were
found:
Walter s. Bclcher, grand treasurer OF
the Grand Lodge of Coca Templars, en-
bezziement; Giovanni Izzi and Bartholo-
new Nentriglia. rape; Marshall Halloran,
murder of John Brown; Patrick Wiinn,
concealed weapons Annie Greacham, John
Hayes, james Cooke, James Cannon as
sauit with dangerous weapon; John Flem-
ming entering dwelling houses I'm night
time with intent to commit arson.
Pleaded Guilty.
Inc lJiioWins piehueu gullty ana re-
ceived leir sentences:
Robert L. Hutchinson larceny, guilty,
$50 and costs.
James Corrigan, breaking and entering,
four months.
Joseph Murray, G.. III. Forbes and John
Lester, breaking and entering, six months
each.
Michael Minor, assault with dangerous
weapo, one year.
VIII I'M Conley, breaking and entering.
one year.
jam Morgan, pleaded guilty OF inde-
cent tposurc, six months.
Peter O'Ccnnor pleaded guilty TO two
chars OF assault with dangerous weap-
ons a-;d was sentenced for six months on
each.
Michel Palmer and f.. j. Conway
pleaded guilty to breaking and entering,
and were sent down for 1S months each.
Oscar Pendleron pleaded guilty to steal
ing quart of onions. lie asked for Glenn
ancy and il was explained that he mistook
the onions for oranges. One year.
Ma han Coiey pleaded guilty to two in
diethteftts- of breaking and entering and
got three years for each.
John Ryan, charged with burglary at
the house OF Patrick O'Neil, Woonsockot,
pleaded guilty, said that he belonged in
san Francisco and begged for mercy. Ten
years.
Arthur Dubois pleaded guilty to break
ing into Eugene la avie's saloon, Paw
tuxet, and got II months.
John ). Murray pleaded 20 two indict-
mcnts of breaking and entering in Paw
tucieet. His father appeared and pleaded
for Judicial clemoney. Sentence, one year
for each offence, to'run concurrentIy.
Albert Ahearn, William A. Vaughn
and George Wahl all pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering house in East
Providence and We're each sentenced for Is
months.
Thomas Kelly and Charles Shippee
pleaded guilty TO breaking into the store
OF w. b. Pierce in East Providence, and
were sentenced for year eech.
Henry Maroon, a Pawtucket boy,
pleaded guilty to stealing a horse and
Pleaded Not Guilty.
William w. Wooley pleaded not guilty
to charge OF embozzlement. Bail was
fixed at 5000.
William Conway pleaded not guilty to
entering and larceny. Bail $500
Charles {. Latham pleaded not guilty
to larceny. BAH $1,000.
Frederick Libby pleaded not guilty to
larceny. Bail $1,000.
Byron j. Butcher. assault with danger
Gus weapon, not guilty. Bail $1,000.
James Mckinney, larceny, not guilty.
Edward Henderson, larceny from per-
son, not guilty, $500.
Pascal Demao, assault with dangerous
weapon, not guilty, $1,000
Edward V. Cranshaw and Charles w
Randall, breaking and entering. Not
guilty.
Andrew Anderberg, assault with dam
gorous weapon. Not guilty.
Patrick Roach. breaking and entering.
Pleaded not guilty.
Thomas Silva pleaded not guilty to as
sault with dangerous weapon. Bail $500.
Thomas Bolan pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF breaking and entering, Bail
$1,000.
Walter Blair, Robert Driman. Nathan
Potter, Arthur Fitzhenery Ed. Watson.
Chester Simmons and Thomas Mulvey ali |
pleaded not guilty to larceny from the
Union Railroad Company. Bail $500 for
each.
John II. Hill OF Johnston pleaded not
guilty OF incest and was held in 5000.
Charles Fuller said not guilty TO ths |
charge OF breaking and entering the house |
OF Henry Kruil, Pawtuxet. Bail $1,000.
Frank FISHERMAN pleaded not guilty TO \
the charge OF breaking and entering the |
house of John Smith. Bait $500.
Andrew Owens pleaded not guilty to |
the charge OF breaking and entering the |
house OF John Donahue, Pawtucket. Bail |
$500.
James McGraih OF Cumberland pleaded |
not guilty TO assault with n dangerous
weapon upon Matthew O'Brien. Bail |
500.
Joseph Burns and John y. Snow pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge Of assault upon !
and robbery from The person OF William
Robinson. bail 5000 for each.
James Il. Matthes, charged with the
murder of "Monk" saunders at The Mar
Park race track, pleaded not
guilty.
Besides tho large number OF assaults.
breaks and robberies, there were numer-
Gus nuisance and concealed weapon cases.
Those who are out on bail and against