The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-27
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
but Another Indictment Was at Once
Found In Fairfield Floral Cases.

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the demurrer. ON the general around that
the allegations were not properly made
and were not sufficiently explicit.
| Yesterday forenoon the grand jury re-
ported another indictment against the
same parties, being based on the same
facts but differently worded, charging
conspiracy as before. Counsel for re.
spondent at once filed another demurrer
and at three o'clock yesterday afternoon
all parties appeared In court, the counsel
for the respondents asking for postpone
ment In order that they might have time
10 prepare themselves TO argue the de-
murrer. Judge Weoo gave them until ten
O'CLOCK this morning. Ii the demurrer is
not sustained the case viii come up for
on tuesday next
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In the United States District court yes
terday petitions In bankruptcy were hled
by Horace ID. Chute. Lewiston, and John
L. Vaniderstein OF PORTLAND.
There are only three more actions on
the assigned trlal nst ana Inc emu Oh the
oern IL not lar uis1AhI
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Two DRINKS were arraigned before
Judge Hill yesterday morning, receiving
sentences OF thirty Gays ana 20 ana costs
respectively Jonn MALTA and John Cur
ran. charged WIN having enga geo IN an
ARRAY, received % ana COSTS a. ".
Sylvester withdrew his appeal on search
ana seizure compliant ana paid hne a
$loo and cots.
Lewis J. Patrick was arraigned before
Judge Hill on charge OF cruelty TO
animais preferred by W. Craig. agent Tor
the :. +. Z A., who alleged that
Patrick horse was lnsuihciently led ana
driven with his neck In such diseased
condition tLat the wearing Oh collar
was torture
After the prosecution rested, the de-
Tense obtained continuance to Monday
next In order TO collect evidence at
present unavailable. "lifrsd chapman
Tor the prosecution. Llndley NJ. webb
Tor defense.
CIRCUIT COURT.