The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-28

own behalf, denying the charges made against him. He was still on the wit ness stand when the court adjourned until this morning
 RIOTER FINED.
 Guiovani Fiondeli, an Italian of this city, was in the Branford court yester- day on three charges in connection with the small riot of December l6. The charges alleged breach of the peace, assault on Harry Bartholomew and rioting. Judge Zacher found him gull ty on all the counts and fined him $l0o and costs. Fiondeli took an appeal to the superior court and was released on $500 bail.
 JUSTICE CASES.
 In the suit of A. D. Steinback against Max Rosoff before Justice l.. E. Jacobs and jury, the plaintiff was given $5o damages for injury to his printing press caused by the water leaking into the apartments which he rented from RoS- off
 Robert Covert has recovered at the hands of Justice F. l.. Perry judg- ment against the Alfred Edmundson company of $16.50 damages and $14.94 costs, and the defendant has appealed the case to the January term of the court of common pleas. The plaintiff sued for wages.
 MRS. ANDERSON'S TRIAL.
 Ansonia, Dec. 27.--The case of Mrs. Margaret Anderson, charged with poisoning her husband, John l.. Ander- son, by mixing some preparation of ar senic in his coffee, came up at 10:30 this morning. Mrs. Anderson had pre- vlously pleaded not guilty.
 Dr. L. F. Cooper was first called and described Anderson's sickness and death the circumstances of which pointed to poison Medical Examiner Conklin described the internal organs of the dead man, examined at post mortem examination. There were strong symtoms of arsenic. He lso told of his interview with Mrs. Anderson, just af- ter the death, stating that she appeared very nervous.
 City Court-Crimlnal Side-Judge Dow.
 In the city court before Judge Dow yesterday morning the charges of breach of the peace against Antonio Barello, Maria J. Barello and Guesseppi Barello were continued until January 2.
 The case of Vincenzo Arpacio, charg- ed by Joseph Domonic with breach of the peace, was continued until Decam- Der 31.
 The case of Gaitano Fralolo of 4S Union street, charged with viola;ion If the liquor law on Sunday, December 23, was continued until December 30. The case of Rev James B. Miller, charged with theft of watch and chain from William c. Wallace was contin- | ued until December 2S under $500 bonds, which were furnished. 1 The case of Frederick Mitchell, charg- l ed with drunkenness and resisting off, | Ger, was continued until December 2S. William Hurley, charged with theft of | a pool ball was discharged | Frederick D. Lane was sent to jail for sixty days for assaulting Andrew Blackbifd
 Michael Leonard and Alex. Metzdorf were each fined $2 for breach of the peace.
 Michael Fereeccli, Deyardo Arnest Massey De Joy and Fred De Joy we're 1 Frederick Gremicci. The two former were discharged and the latter cases continued until December 2S.
 Daniel Creigh and Patrick J, Welch each charged the other with breach of l the peace. The former was fined $5 and the latter $2
 | The theft cases against Charles Mo- Lean, Nathan Morris and Morris Brown were continued until to-day. l The five cases against Guessppi Nal. fuccio for hugging were continued un- til December B.
 The case of Anna Thient, domestic in Principal Scudder's family Of the high school was continued until Janu. ary ,.
 The case of Eugene Boiler. charged with theft, was continued until to-day
 Judgment was suspended in the case Of Annie Lieberman, charged with as saultins Constable Siebert.