The Portland daily press., 1896-05-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.

The Court was occupied nearly all day
Monday in arranging prisoners from
| the jail, taking bail, hearing motions and
SO forth.
Patrick j. Collins, Michael Welch and
James L. Stewart, indicted together for
| the larceny of spoons and silver ware. the
smith, were all arraigned. Collins
pleaded not guilty, Weloh pleaded guilty
and Stewart pleaded not guilty. b
Arthur Caunette of Brunswick indicted
| for breaking and entering the store Of
Poins and stealing clothing, pleaded
guilty.
John Averill, for breaking and enter
| ing the store of Frank W. Buxton and
stealing cigars and soap, pleaded guilty.
William Walsh on nuisance indiot-
ment, paid fine and costs amounting to
$211. &c.
Joseph q. MoGoyern indicted for the
larceny of money from the person of Al
bert Norris: pleaded not guilty
William Keating and Louis Jimino
were discharged from imprisonment, no
bill of Indictment having been found
against them.
John Leatherbaror was arralgned on
three indictments; the first for the lar
oeny Of tools from John A. Nelson and
Charles o. Smith; the second for larceny
of lead from Charles Il. Snow; the third
for breaking andEentering the stable OF
Sumner B. Webb. 10 the first two he
pleaded not guilty and guilty to the
| third.
No libel being found against Almon
Carron he was discharged. The same
with Michael Joyce and James Jee.
Henry Huntoon,. charged with the
larceny Of s75 from Joseph c. Wyman at
| the Maine General hospital, pleaded gull
| ty.
| William Currier and Joseph Carron
| were arraigned on an Indictment con.
| tanning five counts, for breaking and en-.
| ering the dwelling house of Carrie En-
| erson in Deering, the store of Charles H.
Thompson in Deering, the dwelling house
of Lucy S. Anderson in Windham, the
store OF Charles H. Blake and the store
of Ira G. Stockbridge in Portland, and
the larceny of scores Of goods. Each
pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Lyons of West
brook appears for Caron. Carrier said
he had no means to employ counsel and
asked the court to assign some one
| Alfred A. Mckenzie Indicted with John
Averill for breaking and entering the
store of Frank ". Buxton and the lar.
oe9y Of soap and cigars. pleaded guilty.
GhaFles Mcdonald pleaded not guilty tc
a liquor nuisance.
Martin Jocye indicted for an assault
and battery on his wife Ellen B. Joyce,
pleaded guilty.
Alonzo d. Hartford and Lucy Martell,
were arraigned on an indictment chare-
ing them with adultery with each 9th 81
Hartford pleaded not guilty and Lucy
pleaded guilty.
Micheal Joyce, James Lee, Almon
Carron, William Heating and Louis
Junino were discharged, NO bill Of in.
dictnent having found against them
| by the grand jury.
| Alfred Corier paid fine and costs on
a nuisance Indictment amounting tc
1927. 46.
Patrick Donahue paid s21a 81 on the
same kind Of an INDICTMENT.
In the afternoon William Carrier re-
tracted his plea of1not guilty and pleaded
guilty to three Of the counts in she il,
diotmeut charging him with breaking
in to the Emerson house, the Anderson
| house and store Of Ira G. Stockbridge,
| The other counts were mol pressed.
Charles Landry OF Westbrook, pleaded
not guilty Of being a common seller OF
| liquor and went to jail in default OF
| bail