The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-18
ARRANGEMENT DAY.
Prisoners Plead to indictments Found
Against Them.

Saturday was arraignment day in tn
suuer,or Court. The following person
WIN wers indicted by the grand jurl
vera brought in and arraigned- befor
Judge Bonney.
Arthur E, Stackpole and Edward A
Stanhepson pleaded guilty to tho lar
oeny of s35 from the person of william
n. Leighton.
Henry f. Doughty of South Portland
rloaded guilty to charge of breaking
and entering with felonious intent
September 81, the house of Newell f
Il rofethen at South Portland.
Charles Plunkett of Brunswick plead
ed not guilty to charge of assault will
dangerous weapon with intent to muir
dor sadine Tibeau at Brunswick, Octo
Ter "a.
Francis a. Barnes of Brunswick plead
ed guilty to q charge of forging the sig
patnre and endorsement of Charles Fl
BARNES to q promisfory note Of $40 and re-
.nresen ting it as true to VIM. Fl. Coombs
en- July.
HeIvey Boulanger and Charles E.
Baker of Brunswick pleaded not guilty
to charge of larceny of bicycle be-
Ranging to Samuel j. and Fled W.
SnolJstt of Brunswick. As they had &c
counsel the court appointed Frank l.
Moore, Esq.
Joseph Mnilley alias Joseph McGee.
alias Joe MCGEE of Westbrook, pleaded
guilty to breaking and entering the store
of Rosenberg Brothers at Westbrook,
Noyem Der s, and stealing therefrom cloth.
sng to the value of $e1. Sc.
VIM. Archibald of Standish, who has
been apprshended on charge of arson,
was discharged.
Edward J. Leyen and Thomas Bar.
rett of Portland pleaded guilty of break.
ing and entering the store OF PATRICK
E. O'Connor on the night of October z,
and stealing therefrom six bottles val
ued at so cents.
aeorge l. Hatch pleaded not guilty
TO an indictment as common thief.
winfrede s. Legault pleaded not guilty
to IN assault and battery on Drank j.
Mcdonald.
George j. Barnes pleaded guilty to q
charge of entering the store of George J.
Briggs in the night time and stealing
therefron 81. 20.
pasquals Ruggerio pleaded not guilty
to assault with intent to kill and Ed
ward Kent to assault and attempt to
ravish.
Mary Costello, alias Mary Donahue,
was discharged on nuisance case
John J. Feeney and James j. Lee for
riot, pleaded not guilty.
Louis MacLamare, larceny from the
person of John farrell. pleaded not gull
ty.
Timothy Casey and James Fairy,
breaking, entering and larceny the store
of james q. Ryan, pleaded not guilty.
Patrick j. Flaherty, for keeping dis
orderly house, pleaded not guilty.
Leslie A. Ksnnison of Sebsgo, for as
sault with dangerous weapon on Mark
L. Bachelor, and also for perjury, plead
ed not utility ON both counts.
Demurrers were filed and bail given
In the following indictments of liquor
nuisance: Patrick j. Sulgean, Ha Try
B. Broeske, Timothy d. LinnehRn.
Thomas E. Malone, James Robinson.
James Grevies, David P. McGlinchy.
Charles S. Dreamer, Patrick H. Feeney
and Thomas p. Crisham were each ar
raigned on Indictments for keeping q
nuisance and pleaded not guilty.
Martin Il. Holland, for maintaining
@ liquor nuisance, pleaded guilty and
paid a fine of $500 and costs.
George q. Murray, alias Henry Burke,
alias Ullie Burke, alias William John
son, alias Henry Carey. breaking and en-
tering, pleaded not guilty.
Luke McNaughs for arson, burning
buildings of dwelling house of Ruben
Riggin and Henry B. Higgins OF Caps
Elizabeth, pleaded not guilty.
william e. Parkes, assault with in
tent to kill Lizzie MoGovern, his wife,
pleaded not guilty.
Edward Kent, assault with intent to
Tavish Frances A. Robinson, pleaded not
guilty. Same, assault ana and battery,
pleaded not guilty.
Warren E. Bailey, for larceny, pleaded
not guilty. :.