The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-03
MR.. RARICK'S HARD FIST
Green Ri'qc Bottler's Second Trial
Fr SIN hing Collectors Nose.
NICHOLAS YOUNG GETS A YEAR
Pleaded Guilty to the Crime of Stealing
S25-Patrick Mutually Was off in His
Spelling Constable Lowry's Case.
Mrs. Carey in Court.


Mrs. Carey in Court.
Bother Frank G. Rarick, of Green
Ridge, was put on trial late yesterday
afternoon in court room No. 2, before
Judge Schuyler, of Easton. Mr.. Rarick
is charged with having, in a rude and
angry manner laid the knuckles Of
his strong right hand against the
olfactory organ of John Hughes, a
young man who called at the Defend
ants office with bill to collect. The
offense was committed last February,
and the case was tried at the June
sessions Of criminal court. The jury
was out from Friday night until Mon
day morning and failed to agree upon
verdict. Court discharged them, and
50 this is the second trial of the case.
Attorney Joseph O'Brien is counsel for
the prosecution, and Attorney John F.
Scragg is defending Mr.. Rarick.
Mr.. Hughes, the prosecutor, was the
only witness heard yesterday and the
case will be resumed this morning.
His story is that he was in the en-
plUy of Marketman w. II. Pierce and
called at the office at Mr.. Raricks bot
tling works to explain the items of an
account between his employer and Mr..
Rarick, over which there had been
some dispute. When he called at the
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fror, his noc,xet and nroceeded to. tell
tba dafardart obnnt tho toms men-
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MOOD snnrteI nut lil,a q en,.inp of water
from an artesian well and after the
flow was stopped Mr.. Hughes nose was
all twisted out of shape. The injury
was so great that he had to consult a
specialist and was under treatment for
a long time. during which certain oper-
atiOnS had to be performed neceSSitat l.
ing the removal of much of the carti-
laginous membrane of the interior ma
sal appendange.
Attorney Scragg cross-examined the
witness very rigidlv and tried to make
him confess that he came into Mr.
Rarick's office in an oficious manner,
and after a short preliminary sllirmish
or words about the bill, called Mr..
Raricl ommander-in-chief of the
forces of AnanL,s: that, thereupon, Mr..
| Rarick ordered Hughes out Of the office
and when he refused. took him by the
arm to eject him; that Hughes resisted
and, when Mr.. Rarick used force, the
| prosecutor put up his fists and menaced
an assault, and that whatever violence
| was used by the defendant was done
only in self defense. All this Mr.
Hughes denied.
One Year for Nicholas Young.
1,r,, vo,,,,r ,,o,n r,o, r,o-
obor,.od bofo,a Irdoa Sobu,,Iar with
boyinc, committed an aeeault and ho :.
tnry mon tho ,erson of Nor, EIanpory
II was a iuveniIa sorahhie but tbe
inv, found hin, ,,,i1+,, opd ba ,,,oe ra-
non5od for sentenced
Nicolas Young was called to defend
himself against tha CHARGE of larceny
and receiving He stole s95 from T, IT
SNYDER and confessed his puilt Judpe
Savidpe sentenced him to nav a fine
of 81. restore the amount stolen and
spend one wear in the Eastern peniten-
tiarv The nudge remarked that leni-
ency was used because the Young man
might learn a lesson from that amount
of confinement and emerge from the
prison walls with q resolution to be-
come good cltiZen'
Patrlck Mulialley, OF Mayteid, was
the next one for trial Attorney j.
Eiilott Ross defended MN ana Attor-
ney Joseph y Brleh prosecuted the case
MuiiaIiey'Was indicted Tor the crime oi
larceny ana receiving. Anthony Gil
boy, miner, OF Wihton was the pros
ecutor. He alleged that he missed a
dllilhS machine from MS chamber III
the mines ana not very long atterward
round the TOOLS in the possession OF the
deiendaht' lie could ldentify the bits
OF the machine. Mullalley set up the
defehse that ne pought the machine al
the company store OF the Mount Jessur
Coal company. lie produced pass
book to prove II. The book was made
out IN the name OF Andro SumsaVage
| ana where the item was charged the
term machine was spelled mshean
Mr.. Muilalley's name was nowhere to
be found on the passbook. The jury
did not deliberate long to md verdict
OF guilty. He Win be sentenced Sat
urday.
Case of Cruelty to Animals.
Judge Savidge was on the bench in
| the main court room. and the first two
| for a hearing in his court were Jomae
Johnson, jr, and NJ. NJ. Sweeney
charged with an aggravated case OF