The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-20
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 Suit was yesterday brought against A, r, Woods Sons, the Church street druggists at the corner of George street, by Deming & Futile, acting for Maur- lee Faber of TIusville, Pa, a brother of Marks Faher, who was poisoned in this city September 22 last by taking aconite in mistake for cholera mixture, The firm was yesterday served with an attachment of $10,000 to secure the $5,000 damages sued for, Marks Faber pur- chased the supposed cholera mixture at Woods drug store and the suit is brought because the aconite, which caused his death, was given to him, as is claimed, in place of the required med icluc. Maurice Faber is administrator of the estate of the deceased. FOR CUSTODY OF HER FOUR CHIL-
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 In the superior court yesterday the hearing on the application of Mrs. Jul ia Daley of Waterbury for the custody of her four children was continued be- fore Judge Hall Michael J. Daley, the defendant, was in court with several | witnesses, among them being Dr Stearns of Hartford, pr. Axtella of Wa terbury and Dr, Buell. The physicians were to prove that Mrs. Daley, who ee- cured a divorce d year ago, is of un- l sound mind. Dr. G. o. Robbins of Wa | terhury and Dr. Goodrich of Thomas ton also testified There were in all i fifty witness present from Waterbury, THE BLAKESLllE INSANITY CASE. ! III the probate court yesterday Judge Cleaveland gave a hearing on the ap- plication of George w. Ives, the Ham, 1 den brick manufacturer to have his rel ative, Fred W. Blakeslee, committed to 1 the state insane asylum. It is alleged Blakeslee has an offensive regard for l Ives daughter,
 Two previous hearings have been l held to determine the sanity of Blakes- l lee, but there appeared some irregu- ! larity in the form of the applications in both instances.
 1 At one hearing pr. Wright, who was appointed one of a committee to ex- anime Blakeslee, testified that he did not believe the man insane, and pr. | Jocelyn of Hamden, the other member of the committee, testified that he be- | lieVed Blakeslee was crazy. Yesterday | DTS. Daggett, Lewis and Jocelyn all 1 testified that Blakeslee is not insane. The case was not finished yesterday afternoon, and 1t will be continued to- day.
 MANY MIGRANTS SENT UP.
 A crowd of hoboes, beggars and other nondescript characters arrested in the clearing the city of the yagrants who 1 have been recently assaulting and rob- ping citizens was in the city court yes 1 terday morning.
 l Frank H. Boylan, known to the i police as Chicken" Boylan, and John 1 Emerson were brought up for second i offense of vagrancy. The men were dumbfol lded when Judge Dow sen tenced them to 175 days in jail each, and Emerson left the court room nut tering fierce imprecations under his breath.
 John Dunn, for begging on Grand avenue, was sentenced to sixty days in 1 jail.
 Ihtee suspicious looking characters arrested for drunkenness, whose names were Joseph smith Edward Collins and William E, Pendleton, were sent to ] jail, the first named for forty days and the other two for sixty days
 Dennis Kelly got thirty days for beg ging and ten days for drunkenness.
 Michael Hyland went to jail for forty five days for vagrancy and James Flynn for fifty-fve days.
 Judge Dow said before he sentenced these men that he understood the jail was full, but he would continue to send vagrants there and if the jail became overcrowded the county could hire an. other tbuilding,