The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-11
CONSIDERING DIR. LEES CASE
THE GRAND JURY HAS NOT YET RE-
 PORTED ITS FINDING.

-McCarthy Found Guilty-LOng Short
 Calendar Docket for TO-day--Buslness in
 the Several Other Courts.
 The grand jury, which was called in yesterday to consider the evidence against pr. J. Edward Lee, charged with causing the death by criminal malpractice of Maggie Schloss of An sonia, spent the entire day consider ing the case and as they arrived at no conclusion, will this morning resume the consideration of the evidence. The grand jury Is composed of Theodore Platt, William B. Brotherton, George A. Roberts, Horatio M. Lane, Charles | w. Bradley, Robert Payne, James F. Brannigan, Jacob Ambuhl, Charles F. Smith, Henry T. Holcomb, William Bull, William M. Moffatt, Dennis A. Kimberly Henry Bradley, Cornelius w. Munson, William D. Pritchard, Arthur w. Harrison and John T. Basham. l The witnesses who were summoned in the case are: William 1T. Cash, George Schloss, father of Maggie; Wal l ter Simpson of Ansonia, brother-in- law of Maggie; Coroner Eli Mix, Medi- cal Examiner M. c. White, Nathan Wolfe, Cash's friend, who took the couple to Dr. Lees office and hustled about and scraped up some money for Cash; Thomas K. Ruth, 8 friend of | Wolfe's; Robert J. Mcclure, the hack man who carried Maggie to the Dayton house; Edward B. Clark and Emma I. Clark, proprietors of the Dayton | house; William H. Warner and Charles | H. Pierpont clerks at the Elliott house; Annie Gallagher, Guy J. Frost and Mary Whalen, all employed at the FL liott house; Detective Sergeant Cowles and Dr. Gustav Eliot, who was called into the case just before Maggie died.
 These are said to be all of the states witnesses, but 1t is alleged that there is certain documentary evidence before the grand jury which bears on the trial in the city court
 REPORTER TuRPIE's TRIAL.
 Tn the superior court at o'clock yes terday afternoon the trial of Reporter Robert o. Turpie of the Waterbury Globe was begun and continued throughout the afternoon session with out being completed and will be re- sumed this morning. Turpie is charged with criminal libel against Frederick R. Bissell, Frederick Howshield and Frank Nussenholtz and the alleged libelous articles were published in the Waterbury Globe in it's issues of Oc- tober 20 and 27 The state is represent ed in the trial by State Attorney Doo- little, assisted by Attorney J. P. Good hart, while Turpie's interests are be- ing looked after by Attorneys w. c. Case of this city, Judge Cole of Water bury and Kennedy of Naugatuck.
 Earlier In the day John J. Mccarthy was convicted of resisting Officer Bell man and sentenced to three months in | Jail. State Attorney Doolittle also l nolled the case against Ellen Bateg, | charged with adultery, as she is soon | to become mother.
 Superior Court-Civil side--Judge Wheeler.
 The short calendar session of this l court to-day promises to be unusually | lengthy. There are twenty-nine cases on the short calendar list, and also fourteen ex-parte divorce cases. The 1 list is as follows: Morris ct al. vs. Buchner, motion for disclosure of de- | fense; Mesham vs,S'the Connecticut h. demnity association, demurrer; Reyes | vs FreIeigh, motion for special ball; | Smith vs. Smith, motion for reference of | case to a state referee as a committee; | Coe ct al. ys, Hall motion for Judg- ment; Wright, trustee, vs. Barnes, de- murrers; Crawford ys. Larkin, demur- rer to parts and of the second de- fense; Gooding vs. Gooding, motion for bill of specifications, also motion for an allowance to defend; Averill vs. Cleary, ct ux., motion for Judgment of foreclosure( Waterbury easel; Andrews ct al vs. the Yale Corset company, motion for order for sale of property; Weinberg vs. the London Assurance corporation. appeal from taxation of costs.
 Pagan vs. Seward K Sherman ct als., motions for order approving sale and for final judgment.
 Hubinger vs. Philip Fresenius' Sons, motion for default for failure to file answer.
 O'Harra vs. Painter, motion for exten- sion of time for giving special bail.
 Browns appeal from probate; motion that Loren R, Carter be cited in as co-appellant.
 Miller vs. the Raulie Manufacturing company; motions for additional or ders
 Cunning vs. O'Sullivan; motion for bond to prosecute.
 Lane ct all vs. Stewart ct als. motions for judgments of foreclosure.
 The New Milford Savings bank vs. Smith ct als,
 Daley vs. Daley; motion for default for failure to file answer
 Maynard vs. Maynard; motion for an allowance to defend.
 Peckman vs. Peckman; motion that case be referred to state referee as a committee.
 Dunlap ys. Merritt, ct als motion for the appointment of appraisers.
 Smith Brothers vs. Lane; motion that the amendment filed by the city De-