The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
A fine of $50 was inn

a barroom row. A fine OF $50 was inn
posed.
Nathan Shepard, colored, indicted for
an assault upon Annie Palmer, who was
his housokeeper, pleaded guilty, and An
ME Will be safe from him for 80 days.
Charles Hall, colored, indicted for
kicking his housekeeper, because she was
dissgreesble, was sent to jail for six
months
Marshall j. and A. r. Carter, jointly in
dicted for breaking and entering a dwell
ing house in the day time and larceny OF
certain articles. Both pleaded guilty. In
explanation OF the affair, one OF the
youths said he was advised by woman
living near the house they were arrested
for entering. Judge Wilbur said three
years for both He in few seconds
turned 10 Marshall and said: 81 did not
like the look you gave when i spoke,
you will go down for four years. -
Matthew Hill, indicted for breaking
and enteringi a shop and stealing cigars
and canned corned beef, said he did not
know why he committed the crime. lie
was sentenced TO the reform school dur
ing his minority.
Joseph Weaver, indicted for breaking
and entering the house of Ida Il. Phette-
place in the night time and stealing there
from some lead pipe, said he had no in
ention to take the pipe away from the
premises, having only gone into the
house TO sleep. He was sent TO Jail for IL
months.
George ID. Hawes, indicted for stealing
a bicycle from Henry Lyons of Pawtuck-
ct, had no excuse TO offer for his offence,
and will spend the next IL months in jail.
BENJAMIN III. Work, indicted for the theft
OF cloaks and other articles, valued at
S43, from James McKeon, received
similar sentence.
Frank Turner, indicted for breaking
and entering dwelling house in Paw
tucket with intent TO commit larceny.
Detective Haberlin said Turner was Just
out of Jail, and detective Parker said the
prisoner was sent TO jail for highway rob-
berry short time ago. He was sent
enced 10 three years IN prison.
Charles Baker, indicted for entering
dwelling house and stealing suit of
clothes from poor man named Barlow,
was sentenced to IS months in jail.
Thomas Eccles, indicted for stealing two
horses, carriages and teams. told more
or less interesting tale of the necessity 81
his having horses and the court imposed
year for the theft of each horse.
William Farrell and George Kenyon,
indicted for breaking and entering
dwelling house and stealing piece OF
lead pipe, were both sent to States pris-
on for three years.
Thomas Mulvey, indicted for stealing a
watch from a man named McCabe, was
sentenced 10 one year in Jail
ID.
ed for stealing a watch and nearly all the
implements used in barber shop, where
he formerly worked, was sent TO jail for
10 months.
Calvin Collins, indicted for the larceny
Of a bicycle, who seemed to have quite a
prison record, though that is not his
fault, he claims, received a IL months
sentence.
James Priory, indicted for larceny of
horse, a harness and wagon from Peter
Brissette, was shown 10 have had quite
an unenviable reputation.
j. j. Meighan, indicted for embezzle-
ment, pleaded guilty TO the charge
against him. He said he had no inten-
tion TO commit n crime, but did use the
money entrusted to him. Six months in
Jail.
Frank Green, indicted for stealing tools
belonging to workmen in the employ OF
James II. Canning, a carpenter, and also
for breaking into said shop, pleaded
guilty, but his companion did not. Green
said he could get work but no boarding
house and this led 10 his commission or
the crime. Sent 10 jail for six months.
Armand Gravel, indicted for stealing
two overcoats which he aiterward
pawned, admitted his guilt and was sent
to Jail for six months.
No indictments were found against the
following parties: Alfred Hendricks,
Giacchino Ligori, Jane Conley, Bridget
Wall, Stephen Sullivan, Warrington
Hughes, assault with dangerous weapon.
Alfred Hendricks assault and battery.
James Green. William Smith, William
III. Profiitt. larceny.
William Hanley, breaking, entering and
larceny.
Charels II. Lewis, embeZzlement.
Daniel ii. Horton, falsely assuming to
be an officer.
Peter Burns, setting fire.
William X. Mitchell, rape.
Laurence Latter. larceny from person.
Among the parties indicted were W. Q.
Swinburne, for an assault on David r.
Lingane
The court at 20 adjourned for an hour.
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