The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-01
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Criminal Side Judge
 Wheeler.

Superior Court Criminal Side Judge
 Wheeler.
 At the April term of this court, which comes in tomorrow, the docket Is unusually long. Among the cases to be disposed of are those of Lorenzo Ca- ruso, charged with murder in the first degree in killing Raphael Del Grego, and pr. J. Edward Lee, charged with murder In the second degree in causing the death by criminal malpractice of Maggie Schloss of Ansonia, A complete list of the cases is as follows:
 John Cummings, assault with intent to rob: Thomas Ford, breach of the peace; Daniel G.McWilson, assault with intent to commit rape; Frederick Un- mack, burglary; John Crowley, burgla- ry; Michael J. Kelley, burglary; Mary Ann Guy and Albert Burton Mcknight, adultery; Alonzo G. Averill, abandoning wife; Frank Jackson, Richard Emerson and Peter Curran, burglary; James Lynch, assault with intent to commit rape; Edward J. Healey, theft from the person; George H. Mckay, assault with intent to commit rape; Thomas H Fitzgerald, obtaining goods by false pretenses; Thomas Healy, assault with intent to kill and being an incorrigible; Alfred McKegg, Charles Tomphns and Charles Long, burglary; Lorenzo Caru- so, murder; Patrick Cody, burglary in daytime; Thomas Mikawasky and John Lesley, false pretenses; Peter Meglueie, breach of peace; VincenZo Parillo, breach of peace; George Fletcher, theft; J. Edward Lee, murder, second degree; all of New Haven. Walter Chubb, tramp, Meriden; John Lawlor, 2d, bur glary; John Lawlor, burglary; William Burns. Frederick w. Holding, burglary; Eugene O'Neil, burglary; Michael O. Houlihan, burglary, of Ansonia; Dennis O. Futile, breach of peace; Horace and Albert Barney, statutory burglary, of North Haven; Charles Jimms, alias Ro- man Klauwilter, burglary and theft, of Derby.
 OUT ON BONDS.
 George p. Whitteii. murder, second degree; Frank Arnone. receiving stolen goods; Charles w, Harty, theft from person; Frederick w, Mansfield, as- sault with intent to rob: John E. Lamb assault with intent to rob. City Court-Criminal Slde-Judge Callahan.
 Judge Callahan's term, of office as as- sistant judge of this court expired Sat urday and to-day he will be succeeded by Judge Edwin c. Dow, who will be | sworn in this morning. The cases dis posed of at Judge Callahans last ses- sion follow;
 Patrick Heating, violation of Sunday | lquor law, $50 fine, $17.44 costs; Andrew | Di Paleria, breach of the peace, $25 fine, l 24.62 costs; Eugene Gueneggraute, preach of the peace, continued until | April 2; Edward Turbert, breach of the | peace, discharged; William White, | preach of the peace, continued until | April 6; Alfonso Mausa, breach of the ,eace, discharged; Thomas Ford, breach # the peace, bound over to superior .ourt under $500 bonds; Edwin Black ner, non-support, continued until April Q; John McKiernan, breach of peace, l lolle; Michael McKenna, vagrancy, 30 lays in jail, $8.54 costs; John M. Landri- Ian, Thomas Batts and Nicholas Cava- laugh, violation of city ordinance de l nolled on payment of $662 osts; Thomas Grady, reform school omplaint, continued until April 8; ames O'Hara, reform school complaint, .ischarged; Edward Curtin, Thomas lynch and John Sullivan, reform school omplaint, discharged.