The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-18

the perpetrator OF the worst tragedy ever
enacted In this state. for IL will be recalled
that in the house of Mrs Reynolds were
her husband and her adopted daughter
and the charred bodies of the latter were
taken from the house that Mowry Is nc
cused of having set fire to. He walked
today with springy step and his coun-
sci. Edward Il. Lovcjoy, insisted on the
reading Of the long indictment and
Mowry. who Is deaf, held his hand to his
ear TO hear every word of il. Mowry was
committed without bail.
Gulseppi Monapelli, another party in
dioted for murder, seemed to have had his
mind affected by thinking over his crime
John Nc kenna, an old man. seemed very
absent minded when the serious charges
against him were read and be could no
furnish $500 bail required of him.
In two cases where serious offences were
charged the defendants had sentences de-
ferred during good behavior.
Thomas +. Vance, Esq, of Pawtucket
has been appointed to defend prisoners
who have no means to employ counsel
The trial of parties in Jail will begin on
next Monday.
The Indictments.
Charles Omeragh indicted for stealing
watch from Walter IL. Head pleaded
not guilty. Bail $500.
Thomas Bolan, breaking and entering
in the night time the store of Flint q
Company, and stealing various articles of
clothing pleaded nolo contendere. He has
done time before but tho court did not
think il did him much good so he will
have to make another trial of il. He
was sentenced TO 1S months in states
prison.
William Maloney indicted for an assault
with a revolver pleaded nolo contendere.
He tried to shoot the officers who arrested
Id 81 Is.I l..
ing sentence in jail for assault now
and he will have to stay Is months in
prison.
william Jones indicted for false ropre-
sentarions pleaded not guilty. He repre-
sented himself as the agent of the Fourth
Baptist church and got check from
William III. Cornell. Bail $1,000.
James Wilson, indicted for stealing an
overcoat from South Main street board
ing house belonging to Michael Clifford
pleaded not guilty mt first but afterward
retracted his plea and Judge Wilbur stn-
fenced him TO three months in Jail.
MOnapelli for Murder.
Guissepi Monapelli. indicted for tho
murder of Guseppi Palmachino, on tho
2lst Of February last, pleaded not guilty.
He did not seem to understand the words
of the court and talked at an imaginary
party In the court room same as he did
oii bhu WY thoAi JUN A'o Nho NoihhibNoN
without bail.
Salvador Marato, pleaded guilty 90 an
assault with n revolver on another Italian.
There had been war In the place the
shooting took place and knives were used.
Eighteen months In state prison was the
sentence passed on the prisoner.
William IA. Warburton indicted for
bigamy, committed ut harrington, pleaded
not guilty; surety in the sam of $500
Harry "A. Ordway. indicted for breaking
and entering in the night the store of
George w. Anderson. and stealing money.
candy and knifos, pleaded guilty. The
offence was committed I'm Johnston and
the prisoner was given nine months In
jail.
James Hill, indicted for stealing from
Michael j. sullivan an overcoat and other
articles. pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000
Edward w. Hale, indicted for forging
an order, pleaded not guilty. The order
forged was for SlO0 and was on tho First
National Bank. Bail 5000
Pleaded TO Thre: Indictments.
10 the three indictments against him
William king pleaded guilty. In the first