The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-12
MADEA VERY SMALL return
Present Grand Jury Is DispOsing OF
Cases Slowly.
WILL BE IN SESSION NEXT WEEK
Judge Archibald Made an Order COntinu.
ing It-BOschinO Indicted for the Muir.
der of Francesca COnfOrti-Bill
Against ImbrianO Ignored.

Fifty-seven bills was the return made
to court yesterday morning by the
grand jury through its foreman, Rev,
David j. Williams, of Blakely. Thir-
teen of these were ignored bills. The
jury will go on record as one of the
slowest in the history of the county If
it does not show greater energy In the
disposal of cases during the next few
days.
The members believe in hearing each
case thoroughly, which consumes
great deal of time and accounts for the
small number of bills that have been
passed upon already. From the num-
Der of cases to be considered 1t Is prob
able that the jury will be in session the
greater part of next week. Judge Arch
bald made an order yesterday continu-
ing the Jury next week until such time
as it completes it's labors. Following is
list of the true bills returned:
Indicted for Murder.
Giuseppe Boschino, murder; John ].
Shea, pros.
William Haley robbing; Mary Connell,
proX.
John Griswold, attempt at arson; w. 7.
Simpson, pros.
Mado Ringo, assault and battery with
| intent to kill; Stephen Sandore, pros
Anthon Katarakas, ST., Anthon Kata-
| rakas, jr., George Copenicus, Jozef kaz-
| lankas felonious wounding; Charles
Black, pros.
Andrew Smith and Jozef Katarakas, as
| sault and battery; George Smith, pros.
John Hanlan, willfully and maliciously
| furnishing false statement to reporter
| (Wallace G. Moser. of the Times); John
X. Costlett, pros.
David James, seduction; Minnie Heck
| Ter, proX.
Michael Langan, fornication and bas-
| tardy; James Ward, pros.
Aria Bowler, larceny and receiving;
Jane Thomas, prox.
Frank Bowen. larceny and receiving;
Jane Thomas, prox.
Harry II. Evans, larceny and receiving
Jane Thomas, prox.
Daniel Pembridge, larceny and receiv-
| ing; Jane Thomas, proX.
William Pembridge, larceny and receiv-
ing: Jane Thomas. proX.
| Morgan Thomas larceny and receiving;
Jane Thomas. prox.
William j. Jones, larceny and receiving;
Jane Thomas, prox.
Thomas Morgan. larceny and receiving
Jane Thomas, prox.
| Howell Richards, larceny and recev-
ing; Jane Thomas, prox.
| Conner Jenkins, larceny and receiving;
Jane Thomas, prox
Mall d. Isby, larceny and receiving;
Purdon Covey, pros.
| Against Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel.
| Charles and Catharine Thiel, keeping an
immoral house; j. w. Clark, pros.
| NJ. ID. Smith. selling liquor on Sunday;
A. Comstock, pros.
| NJ. ID. Smith, selling liquor without Ii
cense; A. Comstock, pros.
| John Jennings, senior and junior, selling
| liquor without license; Patrick O'Brien,
pros.
l.. p. Williams, forgery; G. w. Goddard,
pros.
l.. p. Williams, fraudulently obtaining
an insurance policy upon the life of an
| other; G.. w. Goddard, pros.
Ferdinando Arigoni, embezzlement; Sal.
vatore Angelic, pros.
| William II. Moran, embezzlement; W.
II. Sharp, pros.
Michael ]. Walsh. embezzlement by
| agent; Stephen Tunstall, pros
| Charles Searls and James Vandusen
larceny and receiving; George Barton
pros.
David Pugh. larceny and receiving; w
| T. Simpson, pros.
William Ready and John Brogan, lar
l
| Ward, pros.
Mary Moran, larceny and receiving; Ada
Schmidt, pros
| Michael Padden, larceny and receiving
Catharine McNulty, prox.
Herman Kirschenbaum larceny by
bailee; Louis Feldman. pros.
Oscar Blackmore, larceny by bailee
Mary Carey, prox.
Jasper Silvies, false pretense; II. II
Hoppincker pros.
William Haley, false pretense; Mary
Connell, proX.
Patrick ]. Gilroy, false pretenses; Eliza
beth Klaposki, prox.
J. s. Miller, misdemeanor In office; G. s
Brock, pros.
Samuel and Charles Solomon, forciblt
entry and detainer; ]. Greenburg, pros.
Clifford Phillips, keeping a gambling
house; William knight. pros.
Bills That Were Ignored.
Antonio Imbriano, who, with Giu
seppe Boschlno, was charged with thu
murder Of Francesca Conforti a
Bunker Hill, Dunmore, was exoneratet
of that crime by the grand jury. HI
was taken before Judge Archibald ant
asked to give $4,000 to appear as {
witness. In default Of that amount o
! Dali he was W thN Nouii-
Jail. Other bills ignored were:
Mrs John Davis and Mrs. Jenkin Jones
assault and battery; David ]. Hughes
pros, to pay costs.
Michael OHara, assault and battery
Francis Gaughan, pros County to pa!
costs.
Claude English larceny; Thomas A
Hendrick, pros.
John Mason, larceny; John Duffy, pros.
William Kirschenbaum, larceny b.
bailee; Louis Feldman, pros.
Patrick Cusick, horse stealing; Georg
Davenport, pros.
Fred Soby, horse stealing; Eugene Vail
pros
NJ. d. Smith, forcible entry and detain
er: Asenith Davis, proX., to pay costs.
Charles Il. Tropp, fraudulently usini
partnership name: George G. Reed, pros
Cornella Merritt, false pretenses; Franl
r. Arnold, pros, to pay costs.
Melvin Makey, defrauding boarding
house keeper Jere O'Sullvan, pros.
Michael Langan, seduction; Jane
Ward, pros. County to pay costs.
NORTH END NOTES.