The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
HEARD IN court.
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Joseph Brown of woonsoclet and pleaded
not guilty. Bail on this indictment was
also fixed at 5000.
William MCCLURE, Edward Kelley and
entering and larceny, pleaded not
guilty. The bail of each was fixed at $1,000
and they were committed.
Rufus Peck, indicted for breaking and
en- soring a shop In the night time and
stealing q glass OF water, pleaded nolo
contendere. Judge Wilbur said that he
thought, judging from the character OF
not be discouraged. Peck was released
Thomas Timmans pleaded not guilty to
breaking and entering and larceny, and
was committed In default OF $1,000 bail.
Levi X. Clarke, indicted for shooting
was committed In default OF 5000 bail.
Arthur Hanson, indicted for assault on
Frederick A. Bergman with q bottle,
pleaded guilty. Hanson said that he was
attacked and tried to defend himself. He
was sentenced to five months imprison-
ment.
John J. Hough, indicted for assault
upon Ellen Hough with potato masher,
pleaded nolo contendere. He was sem
fenced to five months imprisonment.
John McGovern, indicted for assaulting
Katherine Moriarty with intent to kill,
pleaded not guilty and was committed In
default OF $1,000.
James Mcpherson, indicted for stab
bing George Merrill, pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Mcpherson was sentenced to 80
days imprisonment.
Andrew Mollcnair, indicted for cutting
a fellow Italian with razor, pleaded not
guilty and was committed in default OF
$1,000 bail.
Antonio Parchelli, indicted for assault
committed in default Of $1,000 bail.
Frank Wallace, indicted for assault
with knife upon Charles McCrea,
pleaded not guilty and was committed In
default of $1,000.
Ellen M. Wilbur, indicted for assault
with q razor, pleaded not guilty and was
committed in default OF $1,000 bail. She
subsequently retracted and pleaded guilty.
She was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment.
George Miller, alias, indicted for carry
ing concealed weapon, pleaded nolo con-
tepdere.
Manuel Kostner, indicted for rape
pleaded not guilty and was com mitted In
default of 5000 bail.
William Reilly, indicted for indecent
exposure Of person. pleaded not guilty and
was committed in default of 1900. Sub
sequently he retracted and pleaded nolc
conten6ere. Reilly said he had been
drinking. He was sentenced to two
months imprisonment.
Godfry Columb, William w. Munroe,
Fred Patterson and John Blyh, indicted
for breaking and entering the shop OF
Charles Carpenter in Pawtucket and
larceny OF cigars. pleaded not gully and
were committed In default of $1,000 bail.
George Miller, indicted for carrying
concealed weapons, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to pay a fine Of go and
costs.
Those out on bail and not pleading
were as follows: Thomas Byron. Joseph
Whalen. John Cuddy, breaking and enter
ing: w. Il. Gamwell, Frank Radigan, j.
Cuddy, breaking and entering; VIII .Dodd,
for selling policy tickets, TWO indict-
ments; Michael III. Mead, for selling
policy tickets. seven indictments, for
ment; Timothy Dolan, larceny;
Felix Mclaughlin, larceny; John
Nelson, receiving stolen goods;
John w. Kennard, carrying concealed
weapons; Edward Paul and John
McCoystal. breaking and entering
dangerous weapon; Thomas CAL
lighan, assault with dangerous wea-
pom; Carl Lammerm1n, assault; Regis
Ross, mavhem; Martin Smith, assault
with dangerous weapon; Julian
Verdine, assault with dangerous
weapon; James Z. Angel, common gam
bier. Also the following for main
tanning common nuisnnce; Julia
Aver, Gilbert Benot and Victor Benot,
Clara Bryce, Patrick Brady. Alfred Castig-
lone, Mary Connors. Lottie Ellis, Michael
Gormley, Harry Griffith, John Hickey,
William Miller, Julia O'Neil, Belle Shaw,
Susie Stephens.
Those out on bail will plead Saturday
and trials will begin January i, 1895.
Those unable TO, procure counsel will be
defended by Perry ID. Smith.
No indictments were found against the
following: Giuseppe DeNardo, assault
with dangerous weapon; Patrick f..
Doran, assault with dangerous
weapon; Patrick Dwyer, breaking and
entering; ID. Wesley Guyon, forgery;
Patrick Halton, assault with dangerous
weapon; James Keough, manslaughter;
Thomas King, assault with dan
gerous weapon; Nelson II. Med
bury, selling obscene pictures
Robert Miller, carrying concealed weap-
ons; John Murphy, assault with danger
Gus weapon; Jerry Reagan, disturb
ing religious meetings; Giuseppe Spinna,
assault with a dangerous weapon; John
Sweeney, disturbing religious Meeting
William Watson, assault with a danger
Gus weapon; Maurice Welch, carrying
concealed weapuns.