The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-08
A BIG GRIST.
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Genital station big chase and kept
mob at bay with q stone at the foot of
the Convent steps on Claverick street had
two indictments against him. lie was SEN
| fenced to three years In Jail.
Bernard Degnan, for trying to steal
some clothing at Pawtucket was SEN
fenced TO one year In States prison.
Samuel Cook indicted for breaking and
| entering house in Johnston and COM
mitting larceny, was given a bad char
acter by Town Sergeant Holbrook of this
town, and he will spend the next year
| at Cranston.
James Broderick, who was found In a
fish market on Exchange Place, claimed
he went into the shop by mistake. He
had been indie for breaking and en-
teriDg the shop and larceny. Judge Will
bur sentsnced him to a year In States
prison.
Walter Staley indicted for stealing from
tho person claimed that his home was
ia Cincinnati, Ohio, and he wanted to
go there and he picked pocket TO get
the necessary funds. He was sentenced
to two years In states prison.
Frank McKiernan, who had previously
pleaded not guilty, retractsd his former
plea of not guilty to break ing end enter
ing the house of James Herman, and
pleaded guilty, and was given two years
in states prison.
Michael Ryan, a Cumberland bicy Gle
thief, who stole q bike and kept 1t over
year before he tried to sell 1t, was sent
to states prison for one year.
Matilda Nowde, indicted for larceny,
was sentenced TO 10 months in Jail
Fred Fuller, indicted for larency of
money from Jonas Il. Williams, was sem
fenced to i've years in states prison. Inc
larceny was witnessed by member of
the grand jury.
M. FORMER, indicted for the Iar,eny
of a geld watch. was sentenced to states
prison for one year.
Frederick CrandaiI. for a similar offence
received the same sentence.
William Durrigan, indicted for larceny
OF S35, also received a sentence of year
at states prison.
John Dawley pleaded guilty to stealing
Parker gave Dawley bad record, saying
that he had been oefor, sentenced in this
state ana In Massac u hsetts and Connecti-
cut. he was sent to jail for three years.
Robert Tipping and Rosa Mack were
separately indicted for an assault with
hammers on Frank Mack, husband OF
Rosa. The latter got Is months and Tip
ping year In states prison.
Charles Cooper and j. Nj. McDougall
indicted for breaking and entering get a
sentence OF y year each.
John Gaffney, indicted for an assa ult
with dangerous weapon, was sentenced
to one year in states prison.
John Carroll, a little tot who surprised
every body in court when he said he was
II years old, SAID ha went into dwelling
in the day time and took a watch ana
ring. He is an orphan and was sent
enoed to the reform school during mis-
minority.
PARTIES OUT ON BAIL
large number of persons who were
indicted ere out on bail end they must
plead Saturday. Among the more i'm
portant of these are the following, besides
which thsre are 80 indictments against
parties for maintaining common nuis-
ances:
Rebecca A. Baker, larceny, three in
dictments; Edward Boner, larceny from
tee person; William Champagne, larceny
and recsiving stolen goods; winifred
Conners and William Gears, larceny;
Daniel Geary, larceny from the person;
Henry Hawkins, Abbey A. Hill, Flora
Howard, larceny; } oseph McGuickan and
William &. Poters, ombezzlement; Ed
ward Reardon and John W. Rhodes,
larceny; William T.. Smith, EN- mbezzle-
ment; Paul thompson, larceny; William
Avery, breaking and entering shop in
night time and larceny ;William ID. Handy
and Michaei Stanley for the same
offence; Frank Reilly and Charles Hard
man, breaking and entering shop in
night time; Alfred Bartn, Henry Brady,
Joseph Garlic, Ricnard Douhgorty, Samuel
Wilson, assaults with dangerous weapons;
Henry Grondion, having carnal krowl-
edge OF a girl under Is years; Fred j.
Barrett and Vicenzo Filerano. keeping
vietuslling houses without a license;
Henry +. Park, forgery; Philip Brady,
selling pools; George A. Leid, keeeing
pool room; Jesse &. Smith, fraudulent
sale by measure; Herman Feldman, and
Manual Kist, assault and battery; Han
McCuen and Joseph Monagh han, assault
with dangerous weapon; William Porter,
assault and battery; Henry Reynolds.
Simon Rubin, John Searl, assault with
dangerous weapons; Andrew J. Smith,
John Tracey, William White, and Michael
Mcdonald assault and battery.
SOME YOUNG BURGLARS.
Charles Leclsir, Thomas Cummings and
Edward Gslligan, indicted for burglary,
pleaded not guilty and we're held in 500
each for trial. They are the boys who
stole three-gailon jug Of wine from the
cellar uf Samuel Lewando on Gladstone