Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-29
COULDN'T AGREE.
Jury Did Not Give Verdict ii
Warrington Case.
Worcester Market Enforcement and
Desper Assault Gases in Central
District Court

Tor obtaining money under false pre-
fences from John w. Knibbs, by means
of fake gas machine The jury retired
little before 10 o'clock, and Just before
adjournment in the afternoon, at 450,
they reported that they were unable to
agree on a verdict. The court asked if
there was any chance for an agreement
with further consideration of the case,
and asked If any further Instructions
were wanted, and the jury reported that
there was nothing that couli help them,
and they could not agree.
Russell Arnold of Oxford was put on
trial for keeping liquor with intent to
sell The jury returned verdict of
guilty, in the afternoon.
The first case of the afternoon was
that of Benny Ferro OF this city, charged
with an assault with intent to kill An
tonic Colucciello of this city The evil
dence went to show that the alleged as
sault was the result of a family quarrel,
and an interpreter was brought into re-
QUESTION, as the principal witness, who
was the wife of the defendant, could not
talk English, and the defendant could
not understand the English language.
The court ordered a verdict of not
guilty, and Ferro was discharged from
custody
The last case taken up for the day was
that of Frank NJ. Judkins and Emma S.
Archibald, both of Athol, who were tried
together on a charge of adultery. At the
conclusion Of the evidence for the de-
Tense, court adjourned
Flora Cassavant, charged with keep
ing a disorderly house. and john w.
Stockton, charged with liquor transpor-
tation, were defaulted.
James A. Tucker. charged with liquor
keeping, retracted his plea of not guilty
and pleaded nolo contendere, and the
case against him was placed on file on
payment of the costs.
IN ORDER FOR MONDAY.
The following cases are in order for
Monday:
265-Albert B. Fillmore, liquor trans
portation.
266-Albert B. Fillmore, claimant Of in
toxicating liquors.
294-Albert B. Fillmore, drunkenness.
324-Albert B. Fillmore, cruelty
242-Amtoni Carboni, adultery.
327-James H. Locke. non-support.
29l-Frank E. Starrett, common
drunkard.
275-Henry ]. Stone, assault and bat
terry.
329-Angel Leger. abandoning child.
SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT.
In the superior civil court, before
Judge Bond, Friday, the case of Frank
lin F. Phelps VS.. George H. Putnam, an
action of contract to recover for goods:
sold, the jury returned verdict of
$3.50 for the plaintiff.
The case of Warren LeGoyt VS.. Asa
Goddard was then taken up.
The following are in order for Mon
day
251S-sanders VS.. Robbins Haskell;
Cowden
2587-Johnson VS.. city of Worcester.
Goulding and c. R. Johnson; Rugg.
2674-Grosvenor VS.. Wentworth,
Thayer & Cobb; Ivy
maker; Kelley.
24S7-Cowee VS.. Damon. Ratigan;
Sullivan e OiConnell.
2551-Quimby VS.. Banaghan. Thayer
& Cobb; Sullivan & O'Connell.
2655-Shoosan VS.. Cross, Taylor; Me-
lanefy and Sullivan & O'Connell.
2670-City of Worcester VS.. town OF
Acton. Rugg; Stone.
269S-Smith vs.. Callahan ct al. Sibley
& Slbley; Thayer & Perry.
2703-Leary VS.. city of Worcester.
Wood & Wood; Rugg.
PROBATE COURT-FoRBES, ]. =
WOfl(EO L En- JAN 20
Wills allowed-Mary A. Towne OF
Warren, Henry G. Towne executor, val
uation of estate $4,000 real; Margaret A.
Fletcher Of Upton, Samuel ]. Fletcher
and William w. Fletcher executors, val
uation of estate $15, 900 personal; Nazaire
Caron of Gardner, Angelina Caron ex-
ecutrix valuation of estate $1,000 real.
Administrators appointed = Madeline
Capuro, of estate of Asunta Divano of
Worcester, valuation of estate $220O
of Ellen Eagan of Lancaster, valuation
of estate $500 real, $50 personal; Alfred
| n. Whiting, of estate of Mary c. Whit
| ing of West Boylsuon, valuation of es-
| tate $4500 personal; Edward w. Merrils
| of estate of Lucy A. Smith of Worces-
| ter, valuation of estate $40 personal
Arioul S. Shepardson, Of estate OF Ariou
| A. Shepardson of Worcester, Valuation
! of estate $25 personal; Hannah M. john
son, of estate of William Johnson Of
/ Worcester, valuation of estate $500 per
sonal; Salem Griggs, of estate of Mar
| garet A. Griggs of Worcester; George
| n. Coodspeed of estate of Antantia B
| Goodspeed of Winchendon, valuation Of
estate $500 personal; Charles F. Rich
ardson, of estate of Adeline Derry OF
| Gardner; George r. Wallace, of estate
| j
uation of estate $4,000 personal; James
Logan, of estate of John L. Chamberlir
| of Worcester.
| Guardians ppointed-Francis E. Co.
rey, of Leon Myron Bradley of West
boro, minor; Charles I. Stearns, of Do
ra A. and Dallas H. Norcross of Win
chendon, minors, valuation of estate $2S
| real, SITE personal; George r. Wallace
| of William Peter Ashline of Fitchburg
/ of,,o - fp q
! Administrators accounts allowed
! First and final of j. Fred Wilson of es-
| tate Of Carrie E. Wilson of Worcester.
| Guardians accounts filed-First of j
Fred Wilson, guardian Of Karl f. Will
son of Worcester; third Of n. L. John
son, guardian of Edward ]. Stone OF
| Dana; first OF Lillian F. Wood, guard
ian Of June A. Wood of Brookfield.
Trustees account filed-Nineteenth OF
Peter Stevenson, A. r. Stevenson and
George Sutherland, Jr., under win OF
Henry Drysdale Of Clinton.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY, FORBES
J.-WoRCESTER, JAN. 2S.
Adjourned fourth meeting Of Hiram
Gerald.
First meeting of A. Linstrom g. Co.,
claims proved and adjourned to Febru-
airy Is.
First meeting of Lyman G. Peters,
claims proved and Martin " b. Jeffer-
son and Herbert C. Fisher appointed as
signees.
Hearing on l. G.. Dimina & Co, dis
missed for want of prosecution. Exami-
nation of Austin W. Fish adjourned to
February II.
ATTACHMENTS.
Daniel W. Darling ct ALL, for the be-
nefit Of Arthur NJ. Evans and Henry F.
Harris VS.. Frank p Dillon OF Milford
$40, 600 superior court of Worcester