The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-07

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Ruuuing..yan Horn Murder Case
Is Set Down mt the Head OF the
List for the Second Week.
District Attorney John r. Jones has
completed the criminal trial list for Oc-
tober sessions. He has placed 292 cases
upon the list and has asked the court
TO call in another judge that three
courts may be kept going to dispose
of this large list. He has placed all
jail cases at the head of the list, that
those who are in Jail awaiting trial may
have their cases promptly disposed OF
as under the law they are entitled
He has placed all the old cases on the
list, as they are entitled to preference
over the cases recently returned py
the grand jury. The Van Horn murder
case is at the head of the list for the
second week.
Many new cases are not on the list
because of so many old cases contln-
ued from previous terms of court on
account OF lengthy murder trlals.
Mention of this Is made that parties
may understand why their cases 90
not appear on the list. All cases not
appearing on the list below will be DIS
posed of at next term. The cases set
down for trial are:
FIRST WEEK, MONDAY, OCT. II.
]. Timothy McNulty, aggravated assault
and battery; Frank Robling, 1r,
pros.
2 John Gillespie, larceny and receiving;
Nathan Weiss, pros.
3. Frank Zorosky, assault and battery;
Mrs. Charles Lapinsky. prox.
l. Patrick Quinn, assault and battery;
Ida Quinn, prox.
8. Frank Stupock. larceny ana receN-
ing; John Penski, pros.
6. Edward Baggott, larceny and receiv-
ing; Sarah d. Lee, prox.
Z. Bridget Baggott, assault and battery
Sarah d. Lee, prox.
s. James Stewart, robbery; Frank Rob-
ling, jr., pros.
Q. Bridget Baggott, malicious mischief;
Sarah u. Lee, proX.
10. John Manley, assault and battery'
Michael Gilroy, pros.
II. John Duffy, assault and battery;
Michael Gilroy, pros.
r. Dennis Gibbons, larceny and receiv-
ing; Frank Robling, jr., pros.
13. David Wilson, malicious mischief to
railroad; Adam Frounfellker, pros.
II. John Holleran, larceny and receiv-
ing; Charles Mullen, pros.
15. John Holleran, larceny and receiv-
ing: Elmer Miller, pros.
16 julius Hopewell, aiding prisoner to
escape; William Clifford, pros.
II. Nellie Lettick, malicious mischief
Alphonso Appostolico, pros.
IS. Nellie Lettick, assault and battery
Lucia Appostolica, prox.
~. Nicholas Vichuck. assault and bat
terry; Michael Muck, pros.
20. Nicholas Vichuck, assault and bat.
terry; Barbara Muck. prox.
21. John Kelly. assault and battery; VIII
liam J. Bradley. pros.
22 Andrew Gordon, Nicholas Black, lf e
ceny and receiving; Frank Robling
jr., pros.
%. Andrew Gordon, Nicholas Black, as
sault and battery; Frank Robling
jr., pros
"a Stephen Clair, assault and battery
Prokup Witko, pros.
25. Joseph Smith, assault and battery
Hattie wilkins, prox.
TUESDAY, OCT. u.
26. Lilly May Scott, Lewis ]. Scott
bawdy house; ]. I. McAndrew
pros.
27. John sculdema, pointing pistol
Harry Courtright, pros.
2S. George Murray, larceny and receiv
ing; f. A. Sherwood, pros.
90 George w. Ludlum, larceny and re
ceiving; Frank Roblng, jr., pros.
80 John Stever, alias George Miller
alias Tony Mayondy, larceny b!
bailee; w. r. Edwards, pros.
81. James Thomas, James Cassidy, burg
larry; William f. Erbe, pros.
49, Peter Mclaughlin, attempt at rape
Mary McGovern, prox.
33. Frank Kelley, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, Jr., pros.
a. James Finley, attempt at robbery
Louis Goerlitz. pros.
So. Michael Mayinsky, malicious mischie
to railroad; Martin Crippen, pros
36. Lizzie Pietro, robbery; Frank Rob
ling, jr., pros.
81. Edward l.. Knise, defrauding board
ing house: Mrs. q. A. Shoemaker
prox.
IS. Thomas Kane, jr., burglary; Bridge
Devine, prox.
80. Richard Gibbons. pointing pistol
Frank Robling, jr., pros.
40. Albert Gordon, defrauding boardin
house; Mary Hodge, prox.
Al. John Schaff defrauding boardin
house; NJ. ]. Hodge. pros.
AZ. John Summers, aiding prisoner I
escape; Fred Mink, pros.
4S. Edward Jones, robbery; Frank Rob
ling, jr., pros.
a. Palo Torchia, selling liquor withou
HCtllSeF AiltOHlo piOS'
45. William Repp, assault and battery
Martin Mangan, pros.
&c. John Howley, burglary; William
Erbe, pros.
WEDNESDAY OCT. 49,
AZ. Josephine Cupko, adultery; Joh
Stankosky, pros
49, Anthony Maslowski, larceny and rt
ceiving; Joseph Miloszewski. pro
49, Helen Zarembic, larceny and receiN
ing; Joseph Miloszewskl. pros.
60 Catherine Welsh. common scolt
Margaret Welsh, prox.
d. Alizik Kusaro, assault and battery
Tickla Jurik, pros.
g. Nicholas Oblis, robbery; Abraham il
seph, pros.
So. Wassil Nufrock, robbery; Abraham
Joseph, pros.
"a. George Mark, larceny by bailee;
Workman, pros.
55. Anthony Muchuck, keeping bawd
house; John Bogoski. pros.
56. Charles Chapman, false pretence
II. Goldschlager, pros.
81. w. II. Fink, false pretences; C.
Van Mort, pros.
IS. Il. p. Parfrey, adultery; Thoms
Leyshon, pros.