The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
MANY MISTAKES
Parties Indicted Say Grand
Jury Erred.
Sentence Deferred on Indict-
mentS Against Boys.
The Weaver Will COntest--Other
Civil Cases Heard Today.

pOrteu lHulCtmeutS huu WHO uhNc DeeH
out on bail awaiting trial were arraigned
In Judge wilbur's court this morning to
plead.
Among the more important arraign-
ments were the following:
Alexander O'Toole against whom there
were two indictments for assaults with
dangerous weapons; one charging that
he nred pistol at Bridget Burke, and
the other that be made Michael German
a target for his weapon, pleaded not
guilty TO both charges, and gave bail in
the sum of $500.
John l. Donazo indicted for EN- beazling
Zoo from his employer s. Williams in
1894, pleaded not guilty and gave bail in
the sum of $1,000.
squatter, who Is charged with smashing
Z, s,railroad signal opposite his home,
pleaded not guilty and gave bail in the
sum of $1,000.
Peter Mcsorley of Back street, who sew
eral weeks ago, got into dispute with
one OF the we'll known residents OF the
same street, pleaded not guilty to an in
oictment found against him for assault.
Mrs. Maloy told the grand jury that Peter
fractured her skull He gave bail In the
sum of $1,000.
Francis Marroni, indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon, also pleaded
not guilty. and gave the same bail.
A Pawtucket youth, named William
Duffy, pleaded guilty TO breaking and
entering the store OF Frank NJ. Blake.
he effected an entrance to the store by
means OF a cellar window, and got about
Fl cents, for which exploit be will spend
the next four months In Jail.
Leopold +. Helm berger pleaded nolo con-
tendere to an indictment against him for
breaking and entering the shop of one,
Goldstein, and stealing some small
articles therefrom, and his sentence was
deferred.
Edward Manion and Michael Emilio
failed to appear and plead, and their re-
cognizances were defaulted
Nester McQuay, colored gentleman,
and Sencr Boris Cajano, a native. OF Chill,
indicted for unlawfully practicing medi-
cine, pleaded not guilty TO the indict-
ments pending against them, and gave
bail in the sum OF $1,000 each.
William Vance, who is charged by the
grand inquest of the county with having
operated a shell game, pleaded not guilty
and was held ia the sum-of $500.
sentence of four months in Jail was
imposed on Frank J.Wilson, who pleaded
oio contendere to an Indictment charg-
ing him with stealing several articles Of
clothing.
Sentence was deferred in the case OF
Henry Papinean who pleaded nolo con-
tcndere TO an Indictment charging him
with breaking into the shop of Henry
Thayer, brush manufactured of Central
Falls.
There were two indictments against
Peter Donaghie of Central Falls. One
charged him with stealing a bicycle from
Elp'er L. Lent and to that he pleaded
nolo contendere and his sentence WAS de-
ferred. he gave bail Ina the sum of $780,
The other indictment was mol pressed.
George Thompson, indicted tor break
ing and entering the shop OF Fanny An
derson and stealing mirrors, Curtains
and other articles, pleaded nolo contend
ere and was sentenced TO two years in
States prison.
Thomas McGrath pleaded not guilty to
breaking and entering a shop, John A.
KiEder made the same plea TO change
OF larceny and John Smith denied break
ing into cobbler shop and stealing a
pair OF shoes All of them gave bail for
their appearance for trial.
Two small boys named Philip Fein berg
and Abram Glassman, pleaded not guilty
TO breaking into shop and gave bail,
their parents teiug accepted as sureties.
Dominica Placillo, iound guilty Of
burglary with intent TO commit more
serious crime at Simmonsville, Johnston,
was sentenced TO 10 years in state prison.
indictments against them for maintaining
common nuisances.
The defendants in the suit of American
National Bank vs.. John A. O'Keefe ct al.
have, through their attorney, A. A. Me-
Coughline filed a petition for New trial.
The trial of the Weaver will case is still
going on in Judge Rogers court.
BILL OF COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
A final decree was entered in the case
of Joseph Hill and wife against Delphina
Z. Wallace In the appellate division OF the
Supreme court today dismissing the bill
Ct complainant and awarding costs to
the defendant.
TAILOR LOSES HIS CASE.
j. Octave Colletc was defendant in an
action brought against him by Edward
Barker of Pawtucket that was TO have
yeep tried In Judge Wilbur'g court this
afternoon. The jury In previous trial
OF the case disagreed and Mr.. Collete,
who is a tailor, got mad with his lawyers
and when the care wss called today he
said the plaintif could have Judgment
The court awarded Barker judgment for
s623. 20. Richard Martin was counsel for
the plsintif.