The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
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nority. after pleading guilty to obtain
ing bicycle on forged order from the
Pope Manufacturing Company OF this
city.
Henry Harris, very small lad, and
Fred kufus, larger one, were indicted
for breaking into a bakers shop and
stealing 10 pies; were sent TO the Reform
School for their minority after pleading
guilty.
William Brown and Frank Jones, jointly
indicted for entering dwelling houses in
the day time and stealing property be-
longing TO l.. ". Palmer and attorneys
Frank W. Tillinghsst and George A.
Littleheld, pleaded guilty and were
sentenced to five years in State Prison.
William Burns, indicted for stealing
gun from Thomas Lee in Pawutcket,
pleaded not gully. Bail fixed at $780,
George Cooke, indicted for obtaining
cigars under false preten1es from William
II. Horizons shop in East Providence,
pleaded guilty. He entered the same plea
TO second indictment charging him
with obtaining another lot OF cigars
from the same party. He was sentenced
TO six months in jail on each indictment.
james Hughes, indicted for breaking
and entering the engine house Office OF
New York * New England Railroad
Company, and 1tealing tap dies, ETC., val
ued at SIS, pleaded guilty To second in
dictment charging him with entering
the tool shop OF the same company and
the stealing of tools, he entered the same
plea. Sentenced to Is months in State
Prison.
James Meagher, indicted for entering
the shop of Henry 6unly of Pswtucket in
the day time, with intent to commit lar
ceny, pleaded not guilty. Bail $780,
The following parties, against whom
indictments were found, and who are out
on bail, are ordered TO plead on next
Saturday:
Morris Slender, Providence, perjury;
larceny; }. .. Cavanaugh, Dennis Col
Michael kenney, Gussie Miller, John
Lawton, John and James Trainor, nui-
sances; William MARVEL, Fred II. Strong,
assaults with dangerous wea pons; Michael
Splaus, nuisance; Frank Burnot, Emily
Evans, Charles p. Kelley, Fernando
Testo, assaults with dangerous weapons;
William Banks, Joseph Carberry and Will
liam Silk, larceny; Thomas Conners, and
John Cunning ham, breaking and entering
in the night time; j. j. Murray, stephen
Lyons, larceny.
No bills were found against the follow
ing parties: John +. Murphy, larceny;
James Carrigan. rape; Joseph Melott,
breaking and entering shop in night time;
Thomas b. Kelley, Eugene Kel-
ley false pretences; James Car
ure of person; Joseph A. Simard, selling
poisons, not being registered pharma-
cist; Lewis ID. Green, assault with DAN
gerous weapon.
The Jury in the case OF John W. Dawes
and Company VS.. David W. X. Briggs
this morning brought in a verdict in
favor OF the plaintiff for sl2S.90.
Judgment Was entered in the case of
John A. Cross ct al, against Brown, Steese
q Clark, by Judge Douglass this morn
ing.
The only case tried in this division to-
day with jury was that of Louis Lloyd
Va. Herbert {. Lloyo ct al.
In the case OF Erving j. Knight VS..
submitted to judgment for the plaintiffs
APPELLATE DIVISION.
The following matters were disposed of
in this division this morning:
Ar~se T. Russell vs. Joseph Russell
Allowance for counsel fees granted re-
titioner.
Ellen O'Leary VS.. Pawtucket lnstitu
iton FOR Savings. Preliminary injunc-
tion granted.
Petition of William Durfee for a new
trustee under the will OF the late Fred
eriok Z. Durfee. Elisha p. Dnrfee APP
pointed.
Luther Mathewson VS. George c.
Ma.hewson. Leave to amend bill of
complaint granted.
De Witt {. Howe VS.. John Il. Evans,
ct al. Final decree entered.
Anthony. Cowell X Company VS.. Mar
ths Helen Phillips. Final decree entered.
The -Generalswiil begin tho
trials Of parties under indictments who
are in jail next Monday morning.