The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-05
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found against them at the April term; paid.
The following respondents have cases
90 to the Law Court on demurrer: T. A. FL
hot, E. A. Jones, L. L. Gentner.
Bcknell & Cottrell, on search and seizure
process, were fined 800 and $40 costs paid.
W. L. Brown, appellant from sentence of
Trial Justice Court for assault and bat
terry; warrant quashed.
F. c. Atwood, indicted as common seller,
pleaded nolo contendere; fined 500 and $40
costs paid.
Percy E. Waltz, who was indicted for
arson at the October term, 1885, for setting
fire to the dwelling house of Frank Fuller
of Searsmont, has since been confined in the
Insane Asylum at Augusta, for treatment
and examination. DR.. Sanborn of the Insane
Asylum testified that the defendant was and
still is insane, and the judge instructed the
jury to return a verdict mot guilty, by rea-
SON of insanity" which they did without
leaving their seats. Judge Foster then Or
dered the prisoner returned to the Asylum
until further orders of court.
Liquor cases against the following named
respondents were ordered on file, to be
brought forward only by order of court.
William Gentner, L. L. Gentner, Melvin
Grant, John E. Ward, Fred Trull, 81. A. b.
Ian, Robert Brownrigg, Beecher Kendall,
Daniel O'Connell, Joseph A. Gilmore, Frank
R. Sargent, John Garland, Chas P. Brown,
Benson G. and Allie Abbott, N. P. Sewell, j.
A. Jewell ,Charler Ward, Frank Parker Da-
vid A. Clark, F. C.Atwood. Other cases were
placed on file, as follows: Loretto Hayford,
defaulting Witness Daniel W. Dickey and
VIM. j. Magee, corruption in office;
Blanch Jacksone, assault; Inha bitants of
Lincolnville, bad roads; Cassius Dickey,
attempting to escape; Cassius Dickey, in
toXication.
Justin Burdin, indicted for assault with
intent to kill. mol pros as to intent to kill !;
plea guilty as to assault; sentenced to 60 days
in the county Jail committed.
Llewellyn Moore, indicted for larceny,
sentenced to months in the county Jail.
Fred Davis, indicted for larceny sentenced
to 3 months in the county Jail. These are
the defendants indicted for taking goods
from the store and post office at Poor's
Mills. Both respondents We're committed.
State VS.. Harrison Stevens, indicted at
the April term, 90 for malicious mischief in
attacking and damaging house in Jackson ,
tried at same term, found guilty and con
tinued for sentence, was sentenced this
term to fine of $50, which he paid.
Walter Twombly, having in possession in
toxicating liquors for unlawful sale, lined
500 and SO costs
f. Herbert Smith, Leslie A. Smith and
William Gould, indicted for fraudulently
removing property, mol pros as to both
Smiths Gould pleaded not guilty; tried by
jury. The respondents We're charged with
taking yoke of oxen which the Smiths had
mortgaged to H. F. Hawkins of Waldo, and
disposng of the same. Verdict not guilty
Joseph A. Gilmore, Melvin Grant and
Henry \. Bolan. indicted at the October
term, %, as common sellers, fined 500 and
$40 costs. paid
J.. l.. Gentner, Sherman W. Freeman, H
A. Bolan, indicted at April term, '96, as
common sellers, fined 500 and SO costs,
paid.
Marcelius r. KnOwlton, search and seiz-
ure process. Law on demurrer.