The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-19
GRAND JURY.
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OF James III. Cronin in the night time
and stealing. They were sent TO the re-
form school during their minority.
Thomas Dowd said the jury erred in
finding him guilty OF an assault with a
dangerous weapon, TO wit, tioorbrush
on James II. Kinney of Pawtucket Bail
fixed at $500.
Frank King and Luke Kelly pleaded
not guilty To the charges of entering the
barn OF one Angelic Rosi and stealing
therefrom six game hens and one game
cock. Bail fixed at $500.
John Johnson admitted that the State
was correct I'm the indictment found
against him for breaking and entering
the house of Charles Anderson and steal
ing a watch, chain and money from
Charles Johson The sentnced imposed
upon him was seven years In state 8
Prison at hard labor.
John May said he was not guilty of
stealing seven wheel from the city OF
Providence. Bail was fixed at $1,000.
To the indictment found against Hugh
Mcmahon, charging him with stealing
gold coin. He pleaded not guilty. Bail
wasiixed at $500.
Francis Farrell pleaded guilty TO break
ing and entering in the night time the
store OF Frederick Fry aud stealing
quart OF worm wood and jug OF rum.
Sentnced TO jail for six months.
Thoma Dyer pleaded not guilty OF an
assault with pistol on John Mckin.
Sentnced TO 10 months in State Prison.
He also broke into the barber shop OF
Fernando King and took clothes and
other articles of value and for this he
will have TO serve 10 months in jail after
the gates Of the prison are closde behind
him.
The case OF the alleged diamond thieves
who craeted such furor in this city were
brought to mind when Frank and En-
ma Ulman were called to plead TO in
dictments charging them with stealing
diamond ring from Henry Whittier.
Frank pleaded guilty and the latter not
guilty. The sentence of the former was
dcreed and Emma was held in default of
500 scurity Their alleged partners I'm
theft, Minnie Connoll and Charles
Kanasche, were also indicted, but as they
were out on bail, did not plead today.
Joseph Corcoran pleaded not guilty to the
charge of an assault with intent to com
NIT rape on Emma Englehart. Bail, 5000.
James A. Davis pleaded not guilty OF
stealing horse, carriage, robe and har-
ness, from John Cowell of Anthony Col
well q Co. Bail, 5000.
Hiram X. Hoyt pleaded guilty TO en-
bezzling slc5 from Thomas {. Platt and
others, receivers OF the New York d New
England Railroad. He was station agent
at Smithfffield. Sentence was deferred.
Margaret Urell pleaded guilty to main
thing a common nuisance. She was fined
$50 and costs, and also sent to jail for
six months
John STAIRS pleaded guilty to entering
the shop of Bernhard keenan,, with intent
to commit larceny. Detective Haverin
said the prisoner was a bad young man.
His next six months will be spent in jail.
George NJ. Hicks pleaded not guilty to
stealing Herbert William, bicycle, Bail
fixed at $500.
Thomas Costello and William j. Hicks
pleaded nolo contendre TO the charge of
being concerned in same theft. Gave as
her excuse that they were under the in
iuence of liquor. Both setenced to six
months in jail.
Thomas Scott pleaded not guilty of n
violent assault on the body of James VIII
liams, but said he would plead guilty on
simple assault in self-defence. The court
would not accept this plea. Bail, $1,000.
John McKenna pleadec not guilty 10 an
assault with knife on Gustsve Erickson.
Bail $1,000.
Joseph Wells pleaded not guilty to an
assault With a dangerous weapon. Bail
fixed at $500.
William Seymore pleaded guilty to the
indictment charging him with exposure
of person. Sentenced to IL months in
jail.
Thomas Clancy pleaded not guilty TO
entering in the day time the house of
William III. Congdon and stealing there
from. bail $500
. Frank Cotrell pleaded not guilty to
stealing watcn, coins, etc., from Joanna
l.. Remington. Bail 1000.
Joseph Hatfield, indicted for the feloni-
Gus entrance of a dwelling house in the
day time, and the stealing OF feather
bed, rocking chair, half barrel OF flour,
chairs, range, curtains, etc, from Arthur
Nj. Tucker, pleaded not guilty. Bail fixed
at $500.
Frederick r. Cone pleaded not guilty to
stealing coat, pair I pants, ETC., from
Robert IL. Montgomery. Bail fixed at
$1,000.
William Barry denied the charge OF
stealing an overcoat and vest from George
Harris. Bal $1,000.
Frank Mckenna pleaded not guilty to !
entering the dwelling house of Patrick |
Rowley, and stealing articles of clothing. |
Bail fixed $500.
Angelo Mario and Madeline Di Marco |
said they were not guilty of adultery as
charged by the State. Bail was fixed at 1
sl000 for each.
Attorney Charles +. Stearns was ap- |
pointed to defend such of the above as /
could not pay for the services OF an at |
torney.
The following parties who are indicted I
Tor various offences and out on bail, are I
next:
Hattie Austin, larceny; William Avery
md George Perry, breaking, entering and
arceny in the day time; same parties for
burglary; William Bannon, assault witha
dangerous weapon; Henry y. Bowen, re-
living stolen goods; Andrew Conway,
1bstructing an officer; Henry Eaton, lar
,eny; same, using a vehicle contrary TO
he statutes; Frank Estis, exposure OF
Derson; Joseph Fraser, breaking and en-
ering with intent TO commit larceny;
Edgar Garde, larceny and using vehicle;
Henry a. Greene. assault with dangerous
Weapon; Joseph Hatfield and Frank
Hall, breaking aud entering with intent
o commit larceny in the day time;
Thomas Kane, assault with a danger Gus
Weapon; Louis Il. LeJeune, ,em excitement;
Iohn III. Mcpherson, larceny; Frank
ialoy, exposure OF person; John Mari,
,reokiug and entering in the daytime
' eth intent to commit larceny; Patrick
Burns, same offence; Abram G. Montfort
nd William ii. Peck, obtaining money
lnder false pretences; John OBrien, ex-
,osure OF person; Mamie Peck, larceny;
'harles Pierce, William Blackington,
alexander Hanna, larceny; John Pellet.
,roaking and entering In he daytime with