The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-03
CRIMINALS PUT TO PLEA.
LENGTHY DOCKET IN THE CRIMI-
 NAE SUPERIOR COURT.

Medical Expert for Defense in Dr. Lees
 Case--Grand Jury Summoned-several Prisoners Sent to State Prison on Pleas of
 Guilty.
 The April term of the superior court, criminal side, came in yesterday with Judge Ralph Wheeler of New London on the bench. Prayer was offered by Rev. Douglass Miller, rector of Grace Episcopal church, Fair Haven, after which the prisoners were put to plea and the regular business of the term proceeded.
 A venire was issued by Judge Wheel CT at State Attorney Doolittle's request for a grand jury, which will be sum- moned in on Thursday, for the consid- eration of the evidence against Lorenzo Caruso, indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Raphael Del Grego.
 BURGLARY CASES.
 The burglary case against Frederick Unmack was nolled by State Attorney Doolittle, as was also the case against
 
 doning his wife.
 John Crowley, charged with burglary, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in state prison. Mary Ann Guy and Burton Mcknight, both of New Haven, charged with adultery, pleaded not guilty, as did also Michael J. Kelly of this city, charged with burglary.
 Charles Junius pleaded not guilty to charge of breaking into the Derby de- pot, but subsequently changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to three years imprisonment in Wethersfeld.
 Frank Jackson, Peter Curran and Richard Emerson, all of this city, plead ed guilty to burglaries committed on Wooster and other streets last Febru- ary. Jackson was sentenced to five years and Emerson to three years in state prison, as both have long police records, while sentence was deferred in Currans case until to-day in order to give him an opportunity to prove that he had never been arrested before.
 Michael J. Kelly, charged with bur glary, changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to one year in jail.
 INDECENT ASSAULT.
 George H. Mckay of this city and Dennis O. Futile of North Haven, both charged with indecent assault, pleaded not guilty. James Lynch, also of New Haven, pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault upon Julia Sheehan.
 CASE NoLLED.
 State Attorney Doolittle nolled the case against Thomas H. Fitzgerald, charged with obtaining money under false pretences from S. Silverthau & Sons of this city.
 OTHER CASES.
 Thomas Healy pleaded not guilty to. charges of assault and being an incor- rigible and will stand trial on both charges.
 Horace Barney and Albert Barney, both of North Haven, were charged with burglary. Horace pleaded not guilty, Albert pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years in state prison. Frederick w. Holding and Eugene O'Neil, both of Ansonia, pleaded guilty to charges of burglary and the former was sentenced to three years and the latter to two years in state prison. Peter Meglucie and Vincenzo Parillo, both of New Haven, and charged with breach of the peace and pleaded not guilty, as did also Daniel G. McWilson, heinous assault, and Felix Adams, Will liam Anderson and George Duffy, ,charg- ed with being tramps; Joel B. Bur roughs of Seymour, theft; Charles New Haven, burglary; Pat rick Cody, New Haven, burglary; Charles Long, New Haven, assault; George l Fletcher, New Haven, theft; Thomas M. and John Quesky New Ha- ven, obtaining goods by false preten- ses. John Cummings pleaded guilty to theft from the person of Bernard Leich- | ter on the steamer Richard Peck, and 1 was sentenced to two years in state prison,
 THE DIR. LEE CASE. Attorney Prentice w. Chase, counsel of Dr. J. Edward Lee, charged with |