The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-09


The grand jury inquiring for the county
A. u. 1894, respectfully submit the follow
ing report:
That they have disposed Of all the 10.
dictmeuts presented to them, according to
their best Judgment, and have made re-
turns OF their findings thereon to the court.
They desire especially to call the alton
ton of the court to the. provisions Of the
laws regulating fire escapes upon hotels,
factories, lodging houses, etc, and to the
fact that the provisions of said laws are
not complied with in great many in-
stances in lIackawanna county, and es
pecially within the limits of the city OF
Scranton They recommend that the at
tention of the proper officers be called to
tho matter with view OF enforcing the
provisions of said law in that respect.
Judge Archibald said that he did not
know what could be done about the
recommendation with regard to fire
escapes, but he was convinced that the
publication Of the protest against the
failure OF builders to obey the law
would be productive of much good. He
then discharged the jury from further
duty. The true bills returned by tn g
jury were:
TRUE BILLS RETURNED.
Bawdy house--Margaret Gehere: Viii
liam Price, pros.
Tipping house Margaret Gehere; vii.
liam Price, pros.
Attempt at rape-Philip j. Leonard;
sarah j. Morgan, prox.
Secreting property to defraud credi-
tors John W. AlcIain: William Hess, pros.
Embezzlement--P. J. Callahan: Johm
W. Kinsella, pros. Lewis Il. Beble; +. +.
| Wood, pros.
Riot--John Dobock, Joseph Zurneny,
John Gadow and George Bernoth; Joseph
Gluck. pros.
Carrying concealed weapons, Frank
Mollinaro; James F. McAndrew, pros
Discharging firearms, Andrew Mehal-
| lick; John Evans, pros.
Felonious wounding, Bert Hartman;
William Gilbert, pros.
Forcible entry and detainer, Z. J. Ehr-
good; Jonas Christman, pros.
Felonious attempt, Frank Mollinaro;
James I. McAndrew, pros.
Atfray, Phelix Pelulas, Il. Jabn and
John Burshinsky; Michael Duffy pros.
| Pointing tirearms--Charles N. Banker,
Joseph Stanton, pros; Patrick Malta, John
Palho, pros
Larceny--Patrick Munley, Thomas Glib.
bons aud Frank Morrow, T. +. Pierce,
pros; James Danuer, Charles Ridgway,
pros; Anthony Peanut and Anthony Val.
entine, Anthony Youdor, pros; Felix
Hanlon, W. T. Simpson, pros
Malicious mlschief.--John Ruane and
owen Malta, Owen Lee, pros; Wolf Nc
Teifor and Stephen Slavinsky. Paul Van
Go2lo, pros. Theodore Roberts, Mike Rem
yah, pros John Doback, Joseph Zur-
meny, John Gudon and George Bernott,
Joseph Click, pros.
Neglect of duty-M. u. Rudy. Thomas
Owens. pros.
Aggravated assault and battery--Wil-
liam Davis, Michael Furika, pros.
Assault and Battery Matthew Grey,
William Acton, pros. George Prokepovity
and William Davis, John Drozdeck, pros.
George Prokopovitz, pros: George Ras.
pasko, Philip Williams, pros; Michael
rerko and George Huss, Isaac Harrison
pros. Frank Barrilla, Andrew Cooamage,
pros; Barney Crevolis, Matthew Tonu-
lavitch, pros; August Blankenburg, pros.
David Kane, j. j. White, pros; Georg'
0'Leary, Mary O'Leary, pros Mrs Michae
Lyman, Thomas Jacket, pros. William
James, William Davis, pros; W. j. Nc
Hale, Paul Keller pros, Michael snee
John Polo, pros. Edward Conkling, vii
liam Dillon, pros; Frank Stanley, Edward
Humphries, pros; Anthony Monaghan
Barbara Monaghan, pros; Patrick Judge
James Moran, pros; Frederick Harper, NJ
j. Bolgan, pros.
BILLS THAT WERE IGNORED.
Cases in which the bills were ig.
nored were:
Larceny-George Moon, John McHale
pros; William Hogan, Max Hopper
pros; Frank Chilaw, George Jones, pros.
John Slopentzki and Joseph Gelonetz
Peter WinchiewicZ pros; Anthony Kos
suth, Ralfe Murrosco. pros; Sampko Par
saka, Mosko Pasalopa, pros. Saral
Devers, John c. Morap. pros; josepI
Stanton. Charles N Baker, pros: Minn
enburg, Charles N Banker, pros.
Samuel Mcneil, William Matthews, pros
Attempt at rape-Jaines Zoolan, Harrie
Smith, prox, to pay costs.
Adu!tery-J. w. Stroud, George j
Yarus, pros, to pay costs.
Embezzlement--John A. Hart, U. g
Stockwell, pros, to pay costs.
Perjury Joseph Jupichick: Andrew Sur
rosta, pros, to pay costs.
Keeping gambling house Joseph A
Dolphin; William Davis, pros. Phihl
Williams to pay costs.
Assault-Andrew .Gameuska; Stanislau
Gorzlenski, pros, to pay costs.
Fornication and bastardy---James Fer
guson; Ellen McDonough, prox., to pa
costs.
Nlisdemeanor in office-James Munley
Joseph Arigiui, pros, to pay costs.
Nuisance-John P. Moore, Jacob Kais
er; pros. to pay costs.
Aggravated assault and battery-Palri
clio Isadoris, William Pasquina; pros. t
pay costs.
Forcible entry and detainer-Geore
Corey, Charles Mesher; pros. to pay cost
Tipping house-John Early, Patric
McHnle; pros. to pay costs. Henry Or
John Vinson; pros, Samuel II. Smith I
pay costs.
Selling liquor on Sunday-P. B. Higgir
and Robert Willis. Catharine 0Donnel
proX. to pay costs; Joseph Dolphin, Viii
lam Davis, pros; Philip Williams to pa
costs.
Malicious mischief Thomas Rowland
William Leonard, pros, to pay COSTS Al
thony Rowland; William Leonard, pros
to pay costs; Hugh Cannon, Mike MorkC
pros, to pay costs; Isaac Harrison, job
Perko pros.
Robbery-Alexande Clark; Moses c
hey pros; Andrew Cleary and James Su
livan, w. T. Cleary, pros.
Secreting property TO defraud creditors
William Gilleran, William Hess, pros.
False retenses--Anthony Sorupers an
A. Lawrence; Francis qelinsky, pros
to pay costs: John Theburg; Adolph Ka'
kio, pros; to pay costs; John Wickhan
Lyman Walters pros, TO pay costs.
COSTS ON PROSECUTORS
Assault and battery--John Nealis Co
neius Csdden, pros; Margaret Geher
William Price, pros; Mike MayiewiC
Peter Kase, pros. Michael Lyma
Thomas Juckett, pros; Edward Roblini
Carrie j. Bachman,prox. Michael Gospa
r. Berllowich pros. John Backawanu
John Pitts, pros; Adam Branko JOSEF
8 Shuloka, Joseph Golas and Valenti
Y Copat, John Shutsky, pros; James Re-
s nolds, Mary +. Edmunds, prox.; Ant
a Coinage, Peter Yonos, pros: Michf
:. Reynolds and Catherine Reynolds, Ma
= IL. Edmunds, pros; George Schacky, A
Q drew Rudy, pros; Peter Biehl, Villa
o Biehl, pros John Burke and Mary Burk
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