The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-11
BOYS WERE FOUND GUILTY
PLACED OBSTRUCTION ON CONSOLE
DATED RAILROAD TRICKS.


MoCabe Sent TO State Prison for Eighteen
Months-Cr,mlnnl Superior Court Ha7
Adjourned for the Term-Other Cases
Disposed of In the Several Courts,
The superior court, criminal side, adj
journed for the term yesterday after
noon shortly before 3 o'clock. The last
cases to occupy the attention of Judge
Robinson and the jury We're those Of
Walter Some, eighteen years old; r.
II. Root, fifteen years old, and Michael
O'Donnell, fifteen years old, charged
with placing an obstruction on the
tracks of the Consolidated railroad at
North Haven, Sunday, May 26, Late
in the afternoon the boys were found
guilty by the jury, Some was sentenced
to one year In jail and the other two
boys were sent TO the Connecticut school
for Boys at Meriden until they are
twenty-one years of age.
Before the sentence was pronounced
in Sone's case he stated to the court
that he had desired to plead guilty
from the start but his counsel would
not permit him to do so.
MURDER CASE.
Daniel f. Early and Luigi d. Capria,
both of whom were indicted for muir
der in the first degree by the grand
jury Tuesday were brought to the court
room and put to plea. Both pleaded
not guilty, and their trials were con-
tinued to the october term of the court.
Attorney Paul Russo will defend Di
Caprai and Attorneys Blydenburgh and
James e. O'Connor will look after the
interests of Early.
GUILFORD CASE.
Walter H. Fowler of Guilford was &C
quilted on the sole ground of insanity
of stealing a quantity of chickens from
Russell Foote of Guilford on May 49,
Judge Robinson ordered Fowler COM
mitted to the state insane asylum at
Middletown until further orders of the
court.
OTHER CASES.
Hugh McCabe, who was convicted OF
burglary late Tuesday afternoon was
sentenced to eighteen months in state
prison yesterday morning
James H. Thompson of Ansonia plead
ed guilty to a charge of horse stealing
and was sent to state prison for two
years.
Common Pleas Court-Criminal Side
Judge Studley.
In this court yesterday afternoon the
trial of Mary j. Smith, accused of keep
ing house of i'll fame at 119 Stats
street, was begun and will be resumed
this morning. The evidence for the
prosecution is all in, and the defense
will be begun this morning. The, &C
cused, who was fined $25 and costs in the
city court and appealed, is defended by
Attorney John ]. Clerkin.
James E. Mcnamara, charged witt
violation of the Sunday liquor law, was
not in court yesterday when his case
was called, and his bonds of $3.50, furn
ished by Richard Ward, were declared
forfeited.
Michael Santarcangelo, charged witt
violating the Sunday liquor law, was
acquitted.
CITY Court-Criminal Side-Judge Gable.
Thomas F. Mccarthy, non support
nolle; Thomas Lynch, drunk, 81 fine
$1452 costs, breach of the peace, judg
ment suspended; Richard Petit, breach
of the peace, discharged; Bartholomew
McKeon, breach of the peace, SIS fine
$4.45 costs; Edward c. Smith, breach O
the peace, $25 fine. thirty days in Jail
S4.45 costs; Joseph Kelleher, breach o
the peace, 81 fine, $4.45 costs; John J
Day, breach of the peace, 81 fine, $4.4
costs; Henry Burdick, breach of thu
peace, discharged, resisting Officer Nc
Allen, SIS fine, $4.45 costs; John Coleman
vagrancy, nolle; Patrick Eagan, breacl
of the peace, continued until July II
James Donnelly, breach of the peace
continued until July IL; Milton J. Stew
art, permitting horses to 60 at large il
streets, continued until July IL; Raj
faele Yezzo lascivious carriage, 81 fine
$5.32 costs; Mary MARITIME, lasciviou
carriage, 81 fine, $5.31 costs; James f
Smith, non support, continued unit
July II; Charles M. Brooks, vagrancy
nolle; Henry Clark, theft third offense)
bound over to the superior court
Ended His Life at Eighty -four.
Watertown, July 10.-Elijah F. Full