Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-04

Dockcts.
County Court came in promptly at Q
Iclocl Wednesday morning. State Attor-
ley Cushman first called up the case of state
| 5. Aleck Martin, who is charged with big
| |my. and because the States witnesses
ould not be obtained without delaying the
burt it was continued Respondent Mar
II is in Jail.
F. j. Holcnbecb of this city, who is
harged with crmiually assaulting
larry Gilman, aged II years and
wen months, was then put
pon trial The State closed its evidence
hd only the respondent testified in his he
hlf. Arguments were concluded at 4:lj
clock. Grand Juror Brown and States
ttorney Cushman speaking for the State
nd j. A. Brown for the respondent.
In the case of State vs.. Charles Lee, con
cted Of disobcying a subpoena motion
as filed in arrest of Judgment but the
,ult overrulod the motion and the State
kcd that Lee he then sentenced. He was
ned S2j and costs. Respondents counsel
|ok exceptions. which We're allowed, the
ittmus for the execution of the Judgment
as stayed and the case passes to the Su-
cmc court The juror, not in the lIollen-
'rl, panel were excused for the term.
At the assembling of County Court Thurs
n.y. morning Judge Taft charged the
ry in the case of State against Hollen-
ok. The jury then retired. being out a
tie less than an hour, ana bringing IN Il
rdict of guilty.
There bcIru mo more iury eases set for
al at this term, the remaining jurors, who
IMPOSED the panel were excused.
W nile the Jury were dehheratng over
e case tine docket was recalled and the
uhtiled state cases were con
Ued. those so disposed OF and
charges alleged were as follows;
ate vs. hiile haIen, Tor adultery; John
'stl4eN ior open ana gross leWdness;
l"c Newell ana others, Tor breach oI the
tcc' James hihshaih' lof Ulla"1uIly
ilnE a deer' Narlin OurIel. Tor breach OF
peaGe, Jennie fl'Zgerald' Tor selling
uor' W imam sullivan 1or selling lguor;
Imam ShanleY, Tor obtaining hguor I'M
Ialse 'rcte"ces' AaolPh russell Tor
ach "I 'he peace Barney nolhp-
l"i ScllIhS IHu"I J"'epIi
no. loI "l''H ana EroSs lr"uheSN, baNId
"L'H' i'I IH'1NI'"'loii' ruat"J borcOIF'
N''i'NH ''''''r ~ ~ I"'ii'' E'lii'"
ans, l"' ula"il'l H. ". 9n'"I' I"I as
't'iVS anu II'!'',i'' ~ ''c'c" u inc
=, - %olii NU'''''iH. Io' N'ellns Hl"or'
H. li'' Il'I i'' 9'''Ih1 p 'opc' y "h "l"rh
""H I,e"' '"'''"s t'ci soh io' sell
"iu'I ~ '"Nta nPlils i'a"S loi near
Coui "'J'"l i''" 'iil "l'V, nooH'
'u' arI'iio"" ~, Sef 'i"l P"S,N were
Gt w., up, ne c"N, VI H. NIo'1 vs.
W, w. y'N ,,,. anu o,u',LS was rtlcrl'E 10
rye W. ihH oI NJ Mohli'ilcI n9 referee
,e"i anu I'l'''1 nc '"so9 VI H. "
II H,-I, =, a. N9' ~ d. ana H. A. W "lAo'' ~
mara vs., JG'Iy helioil, sidney H.
.toi vs. ~ IiatCh an" o'heI9 ana =
Mai"eh vs. r. H. Nio.U were continued
H' ca'' Oh il'HiA h"'l"'" against IL
A"'h' arguments were hlaue ON
aPPca from the audltor re-
an" judgment was given lhe
nun 10 recover the amount ol
III l''u' 'i'e interest," an HaklhS - tf.oo.
'il'a,II 'ooN cA'eptlonS' MI hallard
'afe' Ior hl'liSeH ana H. " DeaVltt Tor
ueleidah'. MS case grew oNt oi a
70 "u'Ch Mr' AIieh was party ana
h'ia'u was MS attorney Inc case
'' tiI'"Eh eIsh' terms Oh court ram
N"'' /" recover lor MS 'rFN lc's' ne
'',' '',"'t','' nlleSllS H'Slg'hce ana
''i- ,"'' 'H' ueIei!daht was hol IahIe
= '"I"" par "l tue 'laiIll' SlPclI'u rs
l''a' ~ lho 'll"lSe was hlade aI'ef
'llstoh' ''h'"tl"h oI thc case
oi'liuahoe9 were also ordered III the
UI r '"9el,u 'aulhier vs. Mlch'Il Lach
Ah"llLaa heeVeS vs.. II. e. Martin, WI
i w. h"shlIs estate IL. J. tlcIre vs.. I,