The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-29

District Attorney JuIlSS mas tOilpl''-
ed the criminal trial list for December
sessions of criminal court which con-
venes Dec. 8. He has placed 333 cases
upon the list. The district attorney has
placed three murder cases UPON the
list. Joseph Keller, indicted for the
murder of Peter Mayer, at Dunmore,
will be called for trial on the first day
Of the term This case will probably
consume most of the week as there
are quite large number of witnesses
to be sworn on either side. During
the second week the case of Common
wealth VS.. Edward moran, indicted for
the murder of Thomas Gillgan, and
commonwealth VS.. Rafael Passara,
alias Philip Passara, indicted for the
murder of Joseph Santoro, will be
tried A large number of important
cases appear upon the list, comprising
burglary, robbery. rape, larceny, etc.
Hon. H. NJ. Edwards will preside dur
ing the first week in court room No. l.
Hon r. w. Archibald in court room
No. and Hon. Grant Herring will
preside in court room No ;. During
the second week Hon. r. W. Gunster
will preside In court room No, !. Hon.
IL. NJ. Edwards in court room NO
end a third judge has not been secured,
although Judge Archibald says that he
eNl ects to secure one this week.
The coming term will be an inter-
's;ing one, and Notwithstanding there
are three murder cases upon the list,
thu district attorney says that he ex-
poets to dispose of very large amount
Of the public business. The list of
cases is as follows:
FIRST WEEK. MONDAY. DEC. =.
I JoseIh Keller, murder; Thomas Ley
shUn. pros.
>. George Richards, larceny and receiy-
:. Alfred r. Martin defraudns board
ing house; Thomas r. Williams. pros.
:. Thomas y. Davis, larceny and re-
CeivinE; John AmbrOs, pros
}. Rebcccn Jackson. adultery; Virginia
q, Fred NIrphy. larceny and receiving;
Martin Gurrell, pros
i Michael Casper, fornica ion and bas
tardy; Ms. Korzick Borks, prox.
$ William II. Palmer, larceny ana re-
ceiving; l.. S. Palmer, pros.
o. William Davis alias Fred Boose
burglary; Mariil, Guirell. pros.
10 Loren? Mufily. assault and battery:
Cornelius B. lIaslem. pros
II. Thomas sullivan, larceny and re-
ceivirg; John J. Cawley, pres.
Y. James Laushln, rcberby; i. L.
i3, William Slater, malicious mischief;
NJ. Crippen, pros.
"A. Arthur Young, larceny and receiv
ing; Louis Gramer: pros.
IL. Thomas McDermott. assault and
battery; L. J. Noary, pros.
l6. Joseph Anderson. Thomas Ryan.
john Reed, statutory burglary: Martin
Il. Peter Sweeney, larceny and receiv-
ing; Martin Gurrell, pros.
IS. +. H. Randall, forgery; Martin Cur
10. Joseph Gallagher. Larceny and rc-
CeiNing; Mrs. James karney, proN.
%. Patrick Quinn, Thomas Cobb rob-
berry; Joseph Perry, pros.
II. Nathaniel Holly, fornication and
hHStardy: Nettie Wheeler. proX.
~ Charles Hetsel, forgery; II. b.
% Thomas Durkin, assault and bat
tory; Patrick Mcintyre, pros
"A. Charles Hetsel forgery NJ r. Riley,
% Arthur j. WAN. assault and bat
terry; Jaries ]. Ncalis PROS.
26 Thomas Davis, Issau,t and battery
Edward Jones, pros.
o. Edward Early, assault and battery
IS James Mcdonald, assault and bat
terry; Sarah Lynch proX.
% Samuel b. Dembo, assault and bat
terry; Harry Levy, pros,
30 Jacob Crup<o assault and battery;
Mary Baronko, proX
TUEGDAY, DECEMBER 9Th.
81 David Clearwasscr, assault and bat
terry; Michael Ientes, pres.
-. Lyman Melvin, assault and battery
Emma Nichols proX
30. Anthony Nalln, assault aud bat
terry; Jacob Such. plos.
"a. Mary McGuiness. assault and bat
terry; Mary Burke, prox.
35. Patrick McNulty Pauick Padden
burglary; Mary a GiIgalIon, prox.
36. Peter LutcouskeN. alias prteI
Roche, robbery: Matthew Lucas. pros.
81. james Conners. II. John Conners
assault and battery; Afford, Griffin, pros
keeping hawdy house; Martin Gurren
pros.
30. Florence Wade. alias Flora NJ. Kim,
ball. alias Flora NJ. cole. adultery; Libbie
7. cole, proN.
40, Michael Golcheski, burglary; Annie
l1arwin proN,
n. Patrick Dougherry, assault and
battery; b. kolentipecick. pros.
y, Victor Shelly, fornicati0n and baS
tardy; Eva Cooper, proN.
43. John Orgill, felonOus wonding; Fin
ley Ross, pros.
II. Angelo Cherri assault aud battery
Filomeni Cherri, DroX.
~. Antonio CardamOni attempt ai
rape; Lucia Cera, prON.
~. John Pinkow, assault and battery
William Richards, pros.
q. James Dough>g statutory burglary
Martin Cured pros,
IS, William Springer, cutting timber
trees; halles g. Mates, pros,
-. kittie Fox, James McCadden roo
berry; Martin Gurrell, pros.
20. Michael SharoCk, selling liquor with
out license: Timothy Jones, pros.
IL
ing freight car; NJ. Crippep, pros
~ Matthew Warness, larceny by bal
lee; Adam kumnuska, pros
o. \. j. Duffy, misdcmoanOr i'm office
Conrad Nernow, pros.
a. Peter Grachie, aiding prisoner to es
cape; William H. Harris, pros.
-. Alexander Smith felonious wound
ing; Frank Miller pros.
St. Clarence snyder, false pretences
Arthur H. r1lybie, pros,
81 II, Josephs false pretences; r
= Y
g. Amos Lesh. Peter Race. Thoma
kisingsr cutting timber trees; John r.
20. Nicholas Garzino, felonious wound
iug; Frank Marinaro, pros.
20. Matthew Mehnllick, assault and bat
terry; Joseph Yopshck, pros.
G0la, Michael Carney, larceny and re
CeiVing; Mrs Wallace Oakley prox.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, :.
81, w; T. Joyce, violation Of food laws
II. NJ, SINNERS, pros.
50. George T. Hclfrich, violation &
food laws; r, NJ. SINNERS pros
10. Patrick McIiaie assault and bat
terry; Anthony Borria, pros
"a. John j, OBoyle, violation of fo1
laws; r. NJ. SINNERS. pros.
So. A. Gallagher. assault and battery
William Digman, pros
e6, p. W Joyce, violation of food lawf
r. VI, SINNERS, pros. q! -, .a.
81. Payton Taylor. aggravateG assau
and battery, Andrew Panaaissh, pros
6s. James ShaHes, larceny ana re, viN
ing Martin Gurrell, pros.
80. Hugh 'NuOtt, malicious mlsChiet
William MCN mara, PROS
4" Andrew S-'noniak' perjury; vii
tam craig, prcs
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