The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
nEroRE JUDGE BoNNEY.

BEFORE JUDGE BONNEY.
The grand jury finished their work for
this term and reported yesterday morn
ing.
There are in all thirty weight indict-
ments, fifteen Of which are. for liquor
nuisance.
A list of those made public is as fol-
lows:
John H. Slater and John @. Jordan,
being parties to fraudulent conveyance
Bert E. Perkins, selling obscene
literature
Lewis Neal, larceny.
Edward Lowery and Fred j. Larkln,
assault and battery.
Dallas M. Baily, assault and battery.
J.David Ouillette, larceny by elnbezzle-
ment.
Warren Frank Chase. cheating by false
pretences.
John r. Fitzsimmons, breaking, enter
ing and larceny.
John H. Walker, same ofense.
John II. Flaherty, same offense.
Daniel Gibbins, assault with intent to
ravish.
Sarah A. Reed, disorderly house
John A. Barry, assault and battery
William Hunter, breaking, entering
and larceny.
James B. Allen, breaking, entering
and larceny.
Daniel G. Foley, defrauding an inn
keeper.
William n. Ether and Timothy ].
Reardon, liquor nuisance.
The grand jury was excused until the
first Tuesday of January, 1896.
I. In the afternoon the following respon.
dents were brought up from the jail and
arraigned:
John H. Flaherty, indicted for break
ing and entering the office OF Randall
and McAllister In the night time, pleaded
not guilty. Flaherty's defense seemed tc
be as to time, for he wanted to know II
man could be convicted OF breaking and
entering in the night time when it was
between four and five O'Clock in the
morning in July. Judge Bonney told
him his counsel would advise him upon
such points and Flaherty entered plea
of not guilty.
and battery on Mark O'Hare, waived the
reading Of the inictment and pleaded not
guilty.
Daniel Gibbins is indicted for. an
assault upon an old lady 70 years OF age
with intent to ravish her. He said he had
no counsel and wanted the court to
assign some one to defend him. The court
assigned Mr.. G. e. Woodside.
John T. Fitzsimmons indicted fol
breaking and entering the store Of Jospeh
D. Rigo, pleaded not guilty. MT. James
C. Fox was assigned to defend him.
Warren Frank Chase of Brunswick, in
dicted for cheating by false pretences by
falsely pretending to one AlonzoDay that
certain check was good and valid for
S95, when in fact Chase knew it to be
utterly worthless, was arraigned ano
pleaded not guilty. Mr.. James G. Fox
was assigned to defend him.
William Hunter, indicted for breaking
and entering the stable of frank W. Coz
and stealing clothing, pleaded not guilty.
Mr.. Woodside was assigned to defend
him.
James B. Allen, pleaded guilty to ar
Indictment charging him with breaking
and entering the millinery store OF Sarah
E. Kehoe, and stealing a lot OF ribbons,
pleaded guilty. ;,
9 Edward Lowery, indicted for an assault
and battery on Deputy Sheriff Newhall,
waived the reading of the Indictment ano
pleaded not guilty.
Lewis Nval, indicted for the larceny Of
boat of the value of $500, the property
of Charles A. S. Holland, pleaded moi
guilty.
dicted for defrauding the innkeepers or
proprietors of the Falmouth hotel. PLEADED
not guilty.
John II. Slater, who is indicted with
John A. Jordan. for being parties to 6
fraudulent conveyance to defraud the
creditors of Slater, was arraigned anc
pleaded not guilty.