The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-01
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
dPRIL TERM OF CRIMINAL SUPER oRCOUYT OPENS NEX T TUESDAY.
Cases Awaiting TriaI-City Sued for S5, ,o00 Damages-Othsr Court Notes.

Cases Awaiting Trial-City Sued for 1000 | Damages Other Court Notes. | The April term of the superior court will open in this city next Tuesday ! morning, with Judge F. B. Hall of | Bridgeport on the bench.
 The most important case now ready for this term of the court is that of Jesse c. Mcintyre, the mason, who Is | held responsible for the accident on | Greenwich avenue about two weeks ago | in which Mrs. Christopher Mohan, Mrs. Annie Mohan and William Il. Thomas lost their lives. He is charged with manslaughter.
 l James Murano stands charged with murder in the first degree in shooting Antonio D'Angelo. He has not yet | been bound over to the superior court and the same method of getting his case directly before the superior court may be used.
 | There are thirty-five cases for the courts so far and most of those who are accused are waiting in jail for trial, The cases awaiting trial are as follows: | George M. Allen, New Haven, embez- clement; Dennis l.. Garvey, New Ha- ven, forgery; George E. Ellis, New Ha- ven, forgery; Arthur T. Ellis, New Ha- ven, theft from person; Charles E. | Bradley, Milford, tramp; Joseph Burg man, Ansonia, compromising felony; John Cahill, New Haven, vagrancy, | third offence; Frederick Carlisle, New | Haven, theft from person; William R. | Clark, New Haven, burglary; Cornelius | P. Conroy, New Haven, theft from per son; Linwood Dix. Meriden, assault with intent to rape; Thomas De BoWes, vagrancy, third affence; Carrie Hull, New Haven, adultery; George T. John- son, New Haven, breach of peace; J. | Thomas Kelleher, North Haven, ob- | taining money under false pretences; Lewis J. Leslie, New Haven, forgery; | Jeremiah Nugent, New Haven. bur glary; Charles Price, Guilford, attempt ed burglary and tramp; William Ross, | New Haven, forgery; James w. San- ford, Oxford, adultery; Edward J. Sin l gleton, Ansonia, -; Charles B. Thay- | CT, New Haven, abuse of female child; William Thompson, Wallingford, theft of bicycle; Dennis o. Futile, North Ha- ven, breach of peace; John J. Welch New Haven, adultery; Noah White, Derby, statutory burglary; Frank T. Budd, New Haven, obtaining money under false pretences, five charges; Gastano Cannayaro and Rafale Corril- To of New Haven, breach of peace; | Frederick c. Hall, New Haven, three | charges of indecent assault; Frederick | A. Harrington, New Haven. theft from person; Edward D. Hirsh, New Haven
 burglary Ralph Tzzo, New Haven breach of peace: Hubert Miller, Wal lingford, arson.
 CITY SUED FOR $5000.
 The trial of the suit of William F Corrigan of Meriden, against the city of New Haven, was begun before Judge Thayer in the superior court yesterday | Corrigan alleges that he seriously in. jured himself by falling into hole IT
 the sidewalk in Water street, and hs asks for $5,00o damages therefor
 Policeman Grady testified that ht
 took Corrigan from a saloon within {
 few minutes after he fell into the hole
 "He was roaring drunk, and horribly
 profane" said the officer
 Dr. Thomas M Cahill testified tha
 he examined Corrigan and that he wa,
 not injured. Dr. Edward D. Gelcher O
 Meriden testified that Corrlgan wal
 badly injured and incapacitated fo
 work for several weeks.