Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-05


In State VS.. Ed. Sinner was arraigned this
afternoon to answer 10 an information filed
by the states attorney charging him with
an assault, with intent to kill, upon ono
Josephine Sinner who, by the way is his
wife, at Waterbury in November, 1898. The
respondent plead not guilty.
In State vs.. Michael Kinedonner the re-
spondent was also arraigned to answer to
the charge of grand larceny. The crime
alleged is the theft of s75 of Joseph B. Bo.
Yer at Barre December, 1893. The respon-
dent resides in Montpelier and he entered a
plea of not guilty.
Patrick Bergen was arrested this afternoon
upon an information charging him with three
first offences of selling intoxicating LIQUOR,
contrary to law. The court fixed his bail
at $500.
Fred Blanchard vs. r. c. Bowers, an ac-
tion OF tre.pasS quare clausum, is now on
trial. The alleged trespass occurred in the
summer of 1898. The right of occupancy
of a store house near the Central Vermont
depot in Montpelier is tho bone of conten-
tion. S. c. Shurtleff appears for the plain
tiff and Dillingham;, Huse and Rowland for
defendant
MONTPELIER, March 29.-After laboring
with the case all night the jury in Cutler sc
Burnham VS.. Sophia A. Dix returned a ver-
dict this morning in favor Of the plaintiff
for the sum of 1894 ca and costs, that sum
being the contract price of 1925 for the
monument in dispute, and interest thereon.
The defendants have taken numerous excep-
tonS and will take the case to the Supreme
Court.
Fred Blanchard vs.. r. c. Bowers. an ac-
tion in trespass. was brought to recover dam
ages for plaintiff goods being removed LAST
August by the defendant from a storehouss
near the Central Vermont depot in Mont
pelier which plaintiff was occupying at the
time as a tenant Defendant, who had pur-
chased the building of the Bancroft estate,
claimed that plaintiff had waived his rights
to an unexpired lease. The land upon which
! the building stands is owned by the Central
Vermont railroad. The jury brought in a
verdict that the plaintiff recover S66.67. 5.
c. Shurtlef for plaintiff, and Dillingham;,
Huse s. Rowland for defendant.
In the case of State vs.. Frank f. Hausch,
for bigamy, the bonds were called and for
feited, and motion made by the States
attorney for bench warrant was granted.
The trial of State VS.. Ed Sinner COM
menced this afternoon. Respondent is
charged with assault with intent to kill his
wife Josephine at Waterbury, Nov. %,
| 1893, The jury were polled. The first wit
ness of the State was the aforesaid jose
| phine, and from her testimony it appears
that the occurrence took place in the even-
| ing and that liquor had been furnished the
respondent by one Fred Douglas, who pass
ed the first part Of the evening with respon-
dent playing cards. Her testimony was to
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