The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-01-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.

The grand Jury came in Friday forenoon
and after reporting were excused until the
seventh of next May. The list of indict-
ments which they reported in the forenoon
was as follows:
John B. Hughes, of Portland, for murder.
James Lewis, of Gorham. for murd ar.
Fl. W, Morgan, for cheating by false pre-
fences.
Charles II. Murihead, fol. breaking. enter
ing and larceny.
Harry f. King, of Portland for breaking,
entering and larceny.
Charles Ivers, of Portland for breaking,
entering and larceny.
Nicholas W. Barlow. of Portland, jeremiah
Corrigan, of Portland for larceny from
person.
Walter McIntire, of Deering, for receiving
stolen goods.
Arthur E. Bowers, of Baldwin for assault
and battery.
Irving H. Libby, of Portland, for lottery.
Mr.. Bowers, indicted for assault and bat
terry, is Trial Justice Bowers. of Baldwin,
who appeared before the municipal court
sometime ago to answer for having dis
charged pistol, against Byron Noble OF
Baldwin, it was alleged. v
The following traverse jury was impair
nelled:
David H. Bennett, Foreman, Yarmouth;
Charles NJ Chase. Freeport; Joseph G.
Grant, Westbrook, Horace G. Jordan, Cape
Elizabeth; William D. Libby. Standish;
Lewis H. Lowell, Gorbam; Charles P. Nor
rison, Harpswell. Freeman ". Plummer,
Bridgton; Andrew j. Kicker. Portland :;
Ora E. Sherman, Scarborough; Ira F. lib
belts, Deering; Edmond S. Walton, Harri-
son.
Supernumeraries- Frederick Winslow. Port
land; William E. Winslow. Falmouth.
Excused-John II. Williams, Windham !;
Cullen c. Chapman, Portland; True NJ. Mer
1ill, New Gloucester, CHARLES B. Owen,
Brunswick.
SIN the afternoon those prisoners that are
in Jail were brought up, and upon arraign-
ment entered pleas as follows:
Charles H. Muirhead of Cumberland. in
dicted for breaking and entering the dwell
ing mouse of Alvan A. Lane ard stealing
bedding, pleaded not guilty.
Nicholas W Barlow and Charles Ivers,
both of Cumberland, indicted for breaking
and entering the house of Alyan A. Lane
and attempting to steal harnesses, each
pl6dutu HUI
Harry T. King, alias Harry +. fierce,
pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging
him with breaking and entering the shop of
Joseph Bernstein and stealing an overcoat,
a marine glass, reviewers and je welry.
jeremiah Carrigan, indicted for the
larceny of a watch from the person of Cole
man E. Flaherty, waived the reading of the
Indictment and pleaded not guilty.
William II. Casey, Charles Dreamer, Martin
P. Wall and Gilbert Coulouibe each pleaded
not guilty to indictments charging them
with keeping liquor nuisance.
DR.. J. B. Hughes, charged with the
murder of MarysB. Dunn, and James Lewis
charged with the murder of Byron g .Copurn
were brought up ard had consultations with
their counsel, Symonds, Snow and Cook fol
Hughes, and Seiders and Chase for Lewis.
The county attorney will first clear his
docket Of other matters before the murder
cases are taken up. When those Will be
set down for trial, and which will be tried
first, will depend somewhat on the conven
| fence and engagements of Attorney Gener
| al Powers. But it is safe to say that neither
| case will be ready until week after next.
fl. W. Morgan, indicted for passing {
| worthless check upon Joseph @. White o
| the Preble house, pleaded guilty.