The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-11
THE COUNTY COURT CASES.
Many on the Calendar of Interest to
Shenandoah People
THE BRENNAN ROBBERY RECALLED
How the District Attorneys ONCE Secured
the Evidence That Convicted Lowther
and zollner and Hope to Secure
Klines Conviction.
Special to EVENING Urn,rp.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
PoTrsvILLE, Nov. 1.-THE third day of
the criminal court opened here this morning
with large delegation from shenandoah in
attendance There are many important
cases from the latter town ON the calendar to
be disposed of at the preseSt term of court,
among them the numerous suits instituted by
and against Anthony Flynn, arising out of
the construction of "a stone wall across the
creek in the First ward Mr.. Flynn and hi,
family were first arrested for threatening the
lives Of Chief Burgess Burns, Supervisor
Llewelyu and George Knott and Robert
Fishburn who were sent by the Borough
Council to tear down the stone wall, and he
retaliated by causing the arrest of the Chief
Burgess and Supervisor for trcspass. Mr.
Flynn also has suits for trespass against
Michael Graham and his two sons and
still another against Michael Graham
as sole defendant and Graham has
suit against Flynn for maintaining public
nuisance. 1t is believed that the trial of one
case will dispose of the whole batch At all
events, the problem which has brought about
tho many suits will be pretty well solved by
the trial of one of the suits. Many of the
shenandoah borough officials were i'm attend
ancc to-day to go before the Grand Jury.
Among the many other interesting suits to
he tried is one i'm which Shenandoah sewerage
ri,bts AFRO incolvpd The porties interested
are Frank and Mary NIcAndrey and Nraunie
and Andrew EuGoyuc. They are ueighbors
in t,e First ward of Sbenandoab II secrns
that Frank McAudrew and Andrew Eicoyuc
secured permission from the School Board to
connect tbeir rroperties with tbc Iottor's
sewer 1t.Audrey. Subsequently, allowed am.
other Marty. for a money consideration tocon-
meet with fine Joint extension and Kucovnc
obiocted clairino that ne shouId bova bcen
noid half tbc price maid NV tbe third ngrty
| for tbo connection 4 fobt cusued i'm which
| il is ALLEGED that Kilcovno bit NIrApdroyv
with stones and Eilcovne claims he sustained
two fractured ribs in a heating administered
bv tho NrApdreyvs. The Grand iurv, v,ster-
dav found true bills for assault and battery
AGAINST all the parfies and thev camo down
| today to preparc for trial
Tbc sLootino case i'm which Constable
"Jacl" Dando. of Shenandoah, was shot
tbro,,,b fine tbigb a few weeks o,o win also
| he arnonu rbe first case, tobe tried fine gr,u5
| iprv bavino found a true hin against tho ac-
/ rr-,1 Inrn Flomclpa. Yesterday ON , cbaroo
| of a.s,,It and battery In this case pando
] Ia I|DInpmu "a g. inf
os.a.,It and battcrv preforrcj Iv tho
Iatto,'s boardipg sboss FIomomo ATTACKED
| the constable with a large Climb Knocking
| him down and rendering him unconscious
| In dazod condition. and fearing his life was
| in dancer Dapdo drew hi. revolver and fired
so,,erai sbot. ono entered tbc abdomen of n
| Polish woman who WAS a spectator and
another nassod tbrougb fine constabIe's tbiob
Fortunately the wound the woman received
did not proye very serious. Flomema was
subsequently taken into custody bv several
officers ot the point of a revolver II is
believed that the court will deal severely
with him
Among the notable attendants at court to.
dav was Thomas NIcNapus. chief of the
secret Service at Pittsburg, and brother of
Captain McManus, who chiefof the service
at Philadelphia. Mr.. McNIanus came here this
morning from shenandoah. where he spent
last night preparing to take the stand in the
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