The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-23
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
FREDERICK VEST ARRESTED BY U.
 s. S.DEPUIY MARSHAL.

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 Brought by Miss Kittie Baroni-The Amoranto Troubles End in Suit for
 Divoroe--City Court Items. | Yesterday United States Deputy Marshal Hayes arrested Frederick West of Bridgeport on the very serious charge of opening letters not addressed 1 to himself, The letters were, 1t is al legged, addressed to H. c, Baker.
 West was brought to this city and taken before United States Commis- sioner Wright, who fixed the bond at $500, in default of which he was re- manded to jail A hearing will be had next Monday.
 PAID FIFTEEN PER GENT.
 The estate of Frank Futile. a Chapel street rubber merchant, was settled yesterday morning, by the creditors having agreed upon a basis of l5 per cent Nathan Futile an uncle, is said to have bought the claims.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE. The sequel of the troubles between ! Vincenzo Amoranto and his wife, which were aired in the city court Tuesday, was the filing of a suit for divorce by Attorney J. P. Goodhart, counsel for l Mrs. Amoranto. ATTACHED HIS WAGES. Up to few weeks ago Pasquale Dis | tifno was employed by D. TreadWell | of Hamden. Since then he has been mysteriously missing and $500 in unpaid wages remain in his employers hands, l During the time of his employment | with MT. Treadwell, Distifno became enamored with Miss Kittie Baroni, daughter of Ralf Baroni of Hamden, and, it is alleged, the young people were engaged to be married.
 Yesterday morning Attorney Good hart, in behalf of Miss Baroni, attached | the money due Distifno in suit | brought for alleged breach of promise.
 TO BE SOLD.
 The Hotel Majestic will be sold at mortgagee's sale August 5. CITY COURT CULLINGS. | The case of James Kelly for selling | liduor on Sunday, was nolled, owing to | the prosecution's inability to prove that l the man found in Kellys place was ! there for other purposes than clean ing up.
 i Henry H. Adams was fined S5 for striking his wife. Judgment was sus- pended on the charge of drunkenness. Walter Lynch and Timothy Mulcahey were fined S1 each for attempting to steal ride on freight cars. John Noonan, who was arrested for h,oi, oh said his home was in Providence, R. l., and City Attorney Brown received a letter from the mayor to that effect. Frederick Smith and Frank Wood, Noonan's companions, were sent to jail for sixty days. They said their homes were in Worcester, but Chief of Police Brennan telegraphed that he couldn't identify the men,
 The case of Silas J. Stowe of No. 763 State street, charged with assaulting P F. Bohan of A Ashmun street, was continued until Friday. Stowe pulled Bohan out of his carriage and beat him because. he says, he was taking his wife to ride. Bohan denies ever hav- ing seen Mrs. Stowe.
 Michael Murphy, for burglary at Fair Haven in May, was held in $1, 100 bonds for the October term of the su- perior court.
 The cases of James J. Brown and James H. McCann, the alleged burglars whom Detective Donnelly caught, were continued until July 2S.
 Thomas Stanford was fined $3 and costs for defrauding a hackman.
 The cases of John Pullman and Pat rick Courtney, charged with being drunk, was continued to July 29.
 Frank Bevuento, charged with as- saulting another Italian with a razor in a saloon on Wallace street, had his case continued until to-day to allow him to secure witnesses.
 The cases of Harvey Light and John Gilroy, for burglarizing the house of Jeremiah Sullivan, 31 Putnam street. on Monday, were continued until July 24
 The cases of Henry J. Clark and John Coleman will be tried July 29. They are charged with stealing watches from 911 Grand avenue. The cases of Michael Coughlin, Will liam Mcclure, Austin J. Henry, Mi chael O'Keefe, John Murphy and John Cramb, charged with vagrancy, were continued until July 29 pending an in- vestigation by City Attorney Brown Each is held in S100
 Frank Murphy of Fair street was | tried yesterday afternoon for alleged violation of the Sunday liquor law on July IS. Attorney Philip Pond, 2d. is defending Murphy. Sentence was not | passed.
 | Mrs. Bridget Fitzgerald of 2o9 Frank | ling street, accused of selling liouor while she has only a beer license, fail- ed to appear in court yesterday owing to illness. Her case will be called again on Saturday.
 M. Dittrich, owner of building on Hallock street, had Abraham Feldstein arrested for destroying his property The case was called yesterday morn ing, but was continued until to-mor row.
 Mrs. Russo, charged with breach of the peace against Annie Langamford was given a lecture by Judge Bishop, who also suspended judgment
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